As February approaches, the MLB free-agent market has seen a notable reduction in options. Nonetheless, several impactful players remain available, and numerous teams are still looking to fill essential roster spots ahead of Opening Day. Among the top names left are Alex Bregman, Pete Alonso, and Jack Flaherty, with various other capable players still searching for new opportunities.

The top available catchers include James McCann and Yasmani Grandal, both of whom bring experience and utility to any roster. McCann, at 34, has had a solid stint as a backup with the Baltimore Orioles after an underwhelming previous contract. Grandal, although not the All-Star he once was, still offers power and versatility. Meanwhile, Alonso, a 30-year-old power hitter, has been a coveted target but has not seen the market develop as expected. Rizzo, though hindered by injuries, remains a respected presence in any lineup.

As the offseason progresses, teams continue to evaluate their needs, and the remaining free agents provide a chance to enhance their depth. From players with potential resurgence, like Jose Iglesias and Brendan Rodgers, to established veterans such as Turner and Jansen, the market is ripe for strategic moves. The next few weeks will be critical as franchises aim to finalize their rosters and prepare for the upcoming season.