DiamondCentric's 2026-2027 Top Free Agents, Ranked

[Brock Beauchamp]

Last year, we built our first offseason free-agent rankings, and this year we're building on what we started last offseason.

Ed Hand has joined DiamondCentric to bring his comprehensive free-agent rankings to our network of sites. Today, we offer the top 50 free agents, but over the coming weeks, that list will continue to grow until it's well over 100 names, each with a basic stat line and scouting report, and you can filter the list down to bite-sized groups.

As free agents are added or removed from the list (eg. qualifying offer recipients or international free agents) or players are signed or retire, this list will stay up-to-date.

Click the button below, check out the current crop of free agents, and be sure to bookmark this page as it grows and updates throughout the offseason!

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[Ed Hand]

Thanks for having me @Brock Beauchamp.

Happy to answer any and all questions and comments you may have on the rankings in the thread.

[Ed Hand]

@Brock Beauchamp underestimates the true power of the tracker.

It will be a 300-player minimum.

Y'all are about to learn some names.

[Brock Beauchamp]

13 hours ago, Ed Hand said:

@Brock Beauchamp underestimates the true power of the tracker.

It will be a 300-player minimum.

Y'all are about to learn some names.

Oh, I know you're aiming for a ludicrous number, but I didn't want to over-promise. 😁

[jim_vh]

Hi Ed,  the list needs to have indicators for handedness for both pitchers and hitters in the headers IMHO

[Brock Beauchamp]

10 hours ago, jim_vh said:

Hi Ed,  the list needs to have indicators for handedness for both pitchers and hitters in the headers IMHO

Good catch. Each player's handedness is listed in the code, but I forgot to display it visually. That has been fixed.