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Now that the World Series and, with it, the 2015 Major League Baseball season have been put to bed, it's time for dozens upon dozens of players to pack their bags and get ready to move. 

Where these players will be moving is a job for a crystal ball. But if all you want is to know which of them are this offseason's most desirable free-agent and trade targets, we can help with that.

With the announcement of the National League and American League Comeback Player of the Year awards—Prince Fielder won in the AL and Matt Harvey in the NL—MLB trophy season is officially in full swing.

As Fielder and the Dark Knight polish their hardware, let's look ahead to the big prizes: Manager of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Cy Young and MVP.

From David Price to Zack Greinke, the MLB free-agent market is flooded with starting pitchers.

After looking back at the season that was and surveying the upcoming free-agent class, here are projections for where all those impact players will end up signing.

This was Matt Harvey’s second beginning. 

The right-hander busted into the major leagues and immediately became the ace of the New York Mets as a 23-year-old rookie in 2012 after spending just one full season in the minors. That was the first beginning—Harvey’s breakout into the realm of top-flight starters.

The Seattle Mariners and Tampa Bay Rays did not waste much time in making an offseason move this year.

According to MLB.com, Mariners executive vice president and general manager of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto announced Thursday his team had made a six-player trade with the Tampa Bay Rays.

Former Major League Baseball third baseman Aramis Ramirez announced his retirement Thursday on a talk show in his native Dominican Republic after 20 professional seasons, per Yahoo Sports' Israel Fehr.

The Detroit Tigers' July trade of closer Joakim Soria to the Pittsburgh Pirates isn't working out too well at the moment.

No matter how great the thrill of winning a championship might be, sports are a business. Reserve outfielder Jonny Gomes found that out the hard way on Thursday as the Kansas City Royals announced they have declined their club option on the veteran, making him a free agent. 

Two key pieces of the World Series champions won't be going anywhere in 2016. The Kansas City Royals announced on Thursday that they picked up the options for Wade Davis and Alcides Escobar next season.

CC Sabathia knows he left the New York Yankees to enter rehab for alcoholism at the worst possible time; however, in his first interview since completing treatment, the former Cy Young Award winner said it's what needed to be done.