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While the majority of the baseball world is focused on the stars of today and where they will be playing next season, the stars of tomorrow are honing their crafts in various offseason leagues. 

Over the next few slides, we'll rank the most eye-opening individual performances taking place in the Arizona Fall League. 

Sifting through the 2015-2016 MLB free-agent market, there's just no one quite like Bartolo Colon.

Simply put, the right-hander is an ageless wonder.

Even with his 43rd birthday looming in May, Colon is still a viable free-agent option for a club that is aiming to round out its rotation. And, Colon isn't the only big league vet who proved in 2015 that his tank isn't empty just yet.

The New York Mets surprised fans by making a run to the World Series. That New York fan base now wants more than just a pennant. 

A professional sports competition such as Major League Baseball is a "what have you done for me lately" business. The Mets are about to learn that the hard way. Winning the National League Championship Series and playing in five World Series games was a pleasant surprise from a team that has been a disappointment for several years. 

After taking a stroll through the top pitchers, infielders and catchers on the market this winter, it's now time for the B/R MLB Offseason 100 to wrap things up with a look at the market's top outfielders.

By plucking players from the free-agent and trade markets, we've compiled a list of the offseason's 20 most desirable outfielders. As for how the rankings work, each player is rated according to a scoring system that adds up to a total of 100 points:

Sometimes the grass is in fact greener on the other side.

That could be the case for a handful of MLB's top trade targets, at least. Over the next few slides, we'll take a look at players who can turn into stars by swapping uniforms.

Young talent, while a blessing, can also be a curse. When a player captivates the baseball world with an impressive debut, the only way to go is down. Because of that, promising youngsters are scrutinized at the first sign of adversity and pushed onto the trade bubble.

After taking a look at the top corner and middle infielders on the market this winter, the B/R MLB Offseason 100 will now head behind the dish to examine the top available catchers.

The 2015 season may be in the books, but that doesn't mean the baseball headlines are going to fade. There's not a more exciting offseason in sports than MLB's, mainly because you never what to expect. 

It's those risky, unexpected moves that happen during the winter that end up defining the next season. Teams take chances in the offseason, with the hope that those moves pay off in a playoff appearance come October. Over the next few slides, we'll identify a risky move that all 30 MLB teams should consider.

The B/R MLB Offseason 100 began its look at the best hitters on the market with a roundup of the top corner infielders. Now it's time to move to the center of the diamond and examine the top middle infielders.

After wrapping up its look at the guys on the mound with a countdown of the top relief pitchers on the market, the B/R MLB Offseason 100 now turns its attention to the bats that are available this winter.

A number of different factors go into determining how attractive each team is to free agents, from the city and its fans to the short- and long-term outlook of the team. What follows is a ranking of all 30 MLB teams to decide which one is the best free-agent destination.