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With so many impact MLB free agents still available—a group that includes Yoenis Cespdes, Wei-Yin Chen, Chris Davis, Yovani Gallardo and Justin Upton—a list of the 10 free agents set to improve their new club the most figures to look drastically different a month from now.

The amount of unsigned talent speaks to the depth of this offseason's free-agent class, as the players that found their way onto this list will each have a major impact on their new clubs in 2016.

After recently being declared a free agent by Major League Baseball, Cuban right-hander Yasiel Sierra's market is starting to develop. 

Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported the Miami Marlins are among the teams that will pursue Sierra, and his deal is expected to eclipse the $27 million, seven-year deal the Cincinnati Reds gave to Raisel Iglesias in June 2014. 

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The Toronto Blue Jays' new front office is not resting on its laurels following the team's playoff appearance last season, with starting pitcher R.A. Dickey reportedly available in a trade. 

Jeff Blair of Sportsnet 590 The Fan reported that Dickey is "in play" for a possible deal if the Blue Jays find the right match. 

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After a 16-year MLB career with the Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers at shortstop, free agent Jimmy Rollins may have to switch positions if he wants to continue to be an everyday player.

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It's good to be David Price and Jason Heyward.

During the 2015-2016 MLB offseason, the lefty ace and the defensive whiz have raked in contracts that are worth slightly more than $400 million combined.

The big question moving forward is just how well those megadeals will work out for their new employers, the Boston Red Sox (Price) and the Chicago Cubs (Heyward).

In the process of ranking the 15 largest contracts (in terms of overall value) from worst to best, we considered two key factors

The Washington Nationals moved quickly to fill their void in center field Friday, acquiring Ben Revere from the Toronto Blue Jays for closer Drew Storen, according to Jon Heyman of MLB Network.

The Toronto Blue Jays have reportedly agreed to trade Ben Revere to the Washington Nationals for relief pitcher Drew Storen.

Jon Heyman of CBS Sports was the first to report the news. Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports confirmed the deal.

Ken Griffey Jr. will go into the Hall of Fame as a Seattle Mariners legend, and no Mariners player will ever wear No. 24 again.

On Friday, the Mariners announced they will retire the number Griffey wore during his entire tenure in Seattle at some point in the upcoming season.

Seattle tweeted the news:

MLB free agency has certainly slowed down a bit after a wild start, but it's far from over.

There are still a lot of big names available this offseason as players hold out for the biggest and best possible deal that they can find on the market. Some of these players are waiting for the dominoes to fall, waiting for players like Chris Davis to sign before they put their pen to paper.

Former Miami Marlins general manager Dan Jennings is going back to the National League East, joining the Washington Nationals as an assistant general manager.