DiamondCentric's 2026-2027 Free Agents, Now Ranking Top 150 Players

Last year, we launched our first offseason free-agent rankings. This year, we're taking everything we started and making it bigger, deeper and more useful than ever.

Ed Hand has joined DiamondCentric to bring his comprehensive free-agent rankings to our network of sites, and the list now covers the top 150 free agents on the market. Every player comes with a basic stat line and a scouting report, so you can get a feel for a name you don't know as quickly as one you do.

This isn't just a rundown of the handful of stars who'll dominate the headlines. With 150 names, the list goes well beyond the top tier and into the mid-level starters, dependable bullpen arms, platoon bats, and bounce-back candidates that actually fill out a roster. Whether your team is shopping at the top of the market, filling a few holes on a mid-range budget, or hunting for bargains to stretch a tight payroll, you'll find real options at every price point.

We've also added new filters to help you cut the list down to exactly what you're looking for. Sort by starters or relievers, narrow it by handedness, or drill down by position to see every option at the spot your team needs to fill.

As players are added to or removed from the list (e.g., qualifying offer recipients or international free agents), or as players sign or retire, the rankings will stay up to date all offseason long.

Click the button below to dig into this year's free-agent class, and be sure to bookmark the page so you can follow along as the market develops throughout the offseason!

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