We’re into the heart of the NL now in our report on how teams did in the last free agent period. You can find the previous parts here: Part One, Two, Three and Four. Florida: The Marlins’ sole move on the free agent front was to add veteran outfielder Luis Gonzalez for a one year

Okay, time to tackle the National League. Is it just me or has this become a bit of tome? Ah, that’s okay…who doesn’t love a good tome? (Don’t anPrevious parts: One, Two, Three. Arizona: The D-Backs, filled with young talent already, were very quiet this offseason as far as free agency went, their only move

Let’s continue our report on the 2007-08 free agency period by examining the rest of the American League. In Parts One and Two, I reviewed the rest of the Junior Circuit. Oakland: The A’s added two inexpensive veterans this offseason, and neither was really expected to add much more than leadership to a young, rebuilding

And we’re back with the second part of our look at how MLB teams did in their free agent signings this offseason. Part One can be found here. Kansas City: The Royals were somewhat active in the second tier free agent market, penning a pair of arms and an outfielder. Jose Guillen was lured away

With the second month of the baseball season dwindling, I thought it was prime time to revisit the free agent signings this offseason, and check in on the winners and losers. We’ll do this on a team-by-team basis, breaking it up into bite-sized parts. American League Baltimore: The only free agent acquisition for the O’s