With the Mets news cycle in full swing, it’s hard to keep track of everything else going on in the MLB in regards to moves and rumors.

Steve Cohen has mentioned wanting to make a splash this offseason with many players being declined options or not interested in their qualifying offers, so let’s take a look at who could be going where.

James McCann Says Hello To Open Market

McCann sat down on NBC Sports Chicago’s White Sox Talk Podcast to discuss his free agency as the catcher mainly served as the backup to Yasmani Grandal in 2020 via MLB Trade Rumors. 

Despite that McCann had a better season than his previous few, hitting .289/.360/.536 with seven home runs and 15 RBI. Due to the numbers he produced in the 2020 season, he’s a well sought after catcher this offseason only behind J.T. Realmuto. 

Could Springer and JBJ be Headed To Toronto?

According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Toronto Blue Jays have their eyes set on George Springer and Jackie Bradley Jr. who spent the past few seasons in Houston and Boston respectively.

Both being outfielders either of the two players could take over center field where Randal Grichuk previously resided for Toronto as the team is expected parting ways with the 29-year-old after a rough defensive season in 2020 with a -8 DRS.

Morton Proves To Be A Hot Commodity 

When people think of top free agency pitchers going into the offseason, Trevor Bauer is the first name to pop up. Another name that has been thrown in the mix as of late has been former Rays pitcher Charlie Morton after the Rays declined his $15 million option for 2021.

According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, an expected 8-10 teams are interested in the righty due to Tampa Bay unlikely to offer him more than $10 million, giving other teams room to make a better offer.

Morton pitched 2-2 with a 4.74 ERA before missing a few weeks due to “shoulder inflammation”.

Blue Jays Have Their Eyes On Simmons

Bob Elliot of CanadianBaseballNetwork.com reports the Blue Jays are interested in Angels free agent shortstop Andrelton Simmons.

Simmons hit an impressive .297/.346/.356 with seven doubles and no home runs in only 127 plate appearances due to an injury in the 2020 season. The four-time Gold Glover posted a negative (-2) defensive runs saved for the first time in his career.