The World Series is over and now it’s time for the oh so exciting offseason. Let’s see how long top free agents can hold out before signing contracts this year! Who will provide a spring training boost to your favorite team as someone who should have signed in December but instead lingers on the market until mid-March? So many questions to answer, but this list below is the definitive list of where the top 50 free agents will be heading this winter. And, as always with these lists, I will deny writing this and claim I was hacked if when these turn out to be woefully inaccurate.

Top 50 MLB Free Agents with Destinations Player 2020 Team 2019 Team Player 2020 Team 2019 Team Gerrit Cole Angels Astros Anthony Rendon Rangers Nationals Stephen Strasburg Padres Nationals Madison Bumgarner Nationals Giants Aroldis Chapman Yankees Yankees J.D. Martinez Red Sox Red Sox Hyun-Jin Ryu Dodgers Dodgers Josh Donaldson Nationals Braves Zach Wheeler Angels Mets Marcell Ozuna White Sox Cardinals Yasmani Grandal Braves Brewers Jake Odorizzi Twins Twins Nicholas Castellanos Rays Cubs/Tigers Didi Gregorius Yankees Yankees Cole Hamels Giants Cubs Dallas Keuchel Twins Braves Wade Miley Mets Astros Edwin Encarnacion White Sox Yankees/Mariners Mike Moustakas Indians Brewers Yasiel Puig Rangers Indians/Reds Will Smith Red Sox Giants Jose Abreu Nationals White Sox Daniel Hudson Twins Nationals/Blue Jays Avisail Garcia Indians Rays Will Harris Astros Astros Tanner Roark Royals A's/Reds Corey Dickerson A's Pirates/Phillies Dellin Betances Yankees Yankees Kyle Gibson Brewers Twins Michael Pineda Mets Twins Howie Kendrick A's Nationals Kole Calhoun Giants Angels Sergio Romo Royals Twins/Marlins Jose Iglesias Brewers Reds Eric Sogard Red Sox Rays/Blue Jays Scooter Gennett Orioles Giants/Reds Jarrod Dyson Twins Diamondbacks Cameron Maybin Mets Yankees Homer Bailey A's A's/Royals Rick Porcello Phillies Red Sox Gio Gonzalez Padres Brewers Adam Wainwright Cardinals Cardinals Joe Smith Astros Astros Ivan Nova Tigers White Sox Adam Jones Rockies Diamondbacks Jake Diekman Mets A's/Royals Collin McHugh Mariners Astros Nick Markakis Orioles Braves Gerardo Parra Nationals Nationals/Giants Neil Walker Indians Marlins

Edit: Corey Dickerson, the slippery sucker that he is, somehow fell off this list in the original iteration. He’s been added. Sorry, Mitch Moreland. I still think the Tigers sign you, but you’re not on my list anymore.

Don’t everyone line up at once to buy season tickets with the prospect of Tanner Roark and Sergio Romo leading the 2020 Royals to a World Series title. And put your predictions in the comments.