Based on Theo's quotes yesterday, I still expect a decent amount of movement this offseason. I think that they're waiting on Bryce, and that if they don't get him there's not another big name coming through that door. I think we're looking at something like this: Plan A -Sign Bryce -Trade Zobrist for prospects and salary relief -Trade Chatwood+prospects to dump his salary -Sign a backup catcher and another reliever -Potentially move Happ for young pitching Plan B -Trade for a bat (David Peralta is the most obvious IMO) -Trade Chatwood, but not necessarily in a way that maximizes saving money in 2019 (e.g. for someone like Russell Martin or Dee Gordon) -Sign a backup catcher and another reliever To me the biggest question is Russell. I really hope they are planning to dump him, but I'm increasingly worried they won't. That being said, they're not painted into a corner yet, so I'm trying not to get too worked up. Adeiny Hechavarria, Jose Iglesias, and Freddy Galvis are all reasonable backup SS options available in FA. It's very possible that a month from now they can dump Russell and sign one of them for only a nominal raise (similar to the La Stella Descalso swap). Also, less realistic but an option I love is getting Ketel Marte from the Dbacks. He'd be relatively expensive in trade cost, but I like him a lot and he'd bring us back to the "too many shortstops" place we were a few years ago.