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:

Long one of baseball's most underappreciated players, Ben Zobrist now has nearly half of Major League Baseball chasing him in free agency.

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After a 2015 season that saw him go through both scorching-hot and freezing-cold streaks, Boston Red Sox outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. is the subject of trade talks.

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Just a couple of months after talk of an innings limit for New York Mets starting pitcher Matt Harvey created a media firestorm, his agent, Scott Boras, insisted it was blown out of proportion Wednesday.

Ballparks around the majors might be empty right now, but baseball's second season has officially begun.

The Hot Stove League is underway, and teams have wasted little time to get the wheeling and dealing underway, with a handful of trades already completed. But the rumor mill continues to pick up speed as chatter and speculation surrounding potential free-agent destinations and more significant trades picks up.

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.

Versatile utility man Jose Pirela is on the move, as the New York Yankees have traded the 25-year-old to the San Diego Padres for minor league right-hander Ronald Herrera. 

MLB Roster Moves confirmed the deal on Twitter. 

While the Kansas City Royals are still basking in the glow of their first world championship in 30 years, Major League Baseball will put an official bow on the 2015 season on Nov. 19 with the announcement of the American League and National League Most Valuable Player. 

On Tuesday night, the Baseball Writers' Association of America announced the three finalists in each league who will compete for the prestigious honor.

The New York Yankees have reportedly engaged in trade discussions involving outfielder Brett Gardner as they look to bolster their rotation depth.  

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The MLB general managers meetings were assured to spill plenty of buzz on what’s developing as one of the most exciting offseasons in recent memory.