My current premise on the offseason would be to sign Rizzo to an extension, trade Willson, and tender the following: Bryant, Baez, Happ, Caratini, Tepera, and Rea. There would be a couple contact-oriented bats, and lots of cheap relievers (the market should be flooded) to see if they can pick up next year's version of a knuckle curve or cutter. 1. Rizzo extension - save $2.5 mil for 2021 2. Trading Willson - save ~$8 mil for 2021 3. Tendering Bryant and Baez - cost neutral 4. Moving on from Schwarber - save ~$10 mil from 2021 projections/decreased if involved in trade 5. The other tender lot: most are obvious (Happ, Caratini). Tepera I'm split on and I think Rea is a cheap option as a reliever only. Almora is an obvious 'no'. Save ~$3 mil 6. The contact bats - Brantley (unlikely), Benintendi, Grossman, and/or La Stella. 7. Find a SP with velocity If you're subtracting $2.5 mil from Rizzo's option, trading WC, moving Schwarber, and bringing in Benintendi and Gausman you've subtracted about $3 mil from the projected $160 mil or so that Brett posted. They'll need it to fill out the roster and hopefully the budget isn't as razor thin as that. If you want to really unload payroll, I'd move Kimbrel. Edit: nontender not contender