Blake Snell is a free agent after opting out of his contract with the San Francisco Giants. He does not seem comfortable with the NL West. He had a short stint with the San Diego Padres, and the Giants have not kept him interested long enough.
Snell is looking for something bigger or, precisely, something long-term. There’s always a scarcity of pitchers as teams are on the hunt, especially for someone like Snell.
Top 5 Blake Snell Landing Spots
5) New York Yankees
The New York Yankees are trying their best to retain Juan Soto. The Yanks will need to spend a huge bomb on Soto, but they will also explore options to fill their starting rotation. The sad truth is that Nestor Cortes Jr. no longer fits perfectly in the Bronx, at least not anymore. Replacing Snell with Cortes might be an option to consider. Cortes will be a free agent in 2025, but the Yanks can consider other options.
4) Boston Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox need to add some pitching power if they want to make it to the playoffs next season. The Red Sox have a bunch of talented pitchers, yet they need an ace to add more depth. Moreover, Snell will be the right fit for Boston alongside Kutter Crawford, Brayn Bello, and Tanner Houck.
3) Baltimore Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles are yet to approach Corbin Burnes with an offer. The O’s need Burnes on their team to make a postseason run in 2025. Adding Blake Snell to the squad will bolster their pitching. It would make sense for the O’s to come up with an offer for both Snell and Burnes.
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2) Los Angeles Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers will be in the market for pitching arms. With Clayton Kershaw, Joe Kelly, and Blake Treinen on the free agent market, the Dodgers will turn their interest to other players. To top it all, they have not extended a qualifying offer for Walker Buehler.
1) New York Mets
The New York Mets are one surprising team that is believed to be pursuing Blake Snell. The Mets have extended qualifying offers for Luis Severino and Sean Manaea. The Mets had a strong pitching unit but still had room for improvement. Snell will fit well with the Mets if he gets a three-year deal.
The chances of Snell signing with one of the above teams are highly possible. Counting the Giants as another option is also safe since they might give him a better long-term deal.
Also Read: MLB Free Agents Update: Who Received Qualifying Offers And Who Was Snubbed?
