Former New York Yankees outfielder Alex Verdugo remains without a team as the MLB market stays unexpectedly quiet. Explore the reasons behind the surprising lack of interest in the veteran player.

Former New York Yankees outfielder Alex Verdugo was projected to sign a contract worth over $50 million, but he doesn't have a single offer yet.

Last season, Verdugo made $8.7 million. A league source told The Athletic that the 28-year-old hasn’t received a single major-league offer since becoming a free agent. Verdugo is one of two players who started every game in the World Series last year for the Yankees who remain unsigned.

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The New York Mets are dealing with injuries in their starting rotation. They could swing a blockbuster trade for Dylan Cease to get some help.