Luis Arraez, the contact artist who’s been traded three times in four seasons, is on the move again — this time with the Giants looking to unload him. Despite his .300+ batting average and improved defense, his insistence on playing second base and lack of a no-trade clause make him a tricky fit. Teams like the Dodgers, Yankees, D-backs, Red Sox, and Rangers are weighing his value: a bat that’s 30% better than average, but no power, and a defensive upgrade that could be key. Could he land on a playoff contender and avoid a qualifying offer? The answer hinges on who’s willing to take a gamble on a player who’s already bounced around six teams in six years.
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