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MLB: Report Cards For Every National League Team This Offseason

ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA – MAY 22: A MLB logo is seen before a game between the Oakland Athletics and the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on May 22, 2022 in Anaheim, California. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

Spring Training games begin this month, so we took a look at how each National League MLB team did this offseason when it comes to upgrading their team. Here is every NL MLB teams offseason grade:

Arizona Diamondbacks: B+

The D’Backs might have lost Christian Walker, but adding Josh Naylor and Corbin Burnes will keep them in the Wild Card hunt.

Atlanta Braves: D

Losing Max Fried and Charlie Morton hurts but the Braves have terrific young arms coming up from the minors.

Chicago Cubs: A

This was going to be an A- with Kyle Tucker, but the late addition of closer Ryan Pressly boosts this to an easy A.

Cincinnati Reds: B

Would have liked to keep Jonathan India, but Gavin Lux is a solid replacement and Brady Singer will be a main part of their rotation.

Colorado Rockies: F

Does adding Thairo Estrada even count as an off-season addition?

Los Angeles Dodgers: A++

Blake Snell, Tanner Scott, Roki Sasaki, Michael Conforto, Hyeseong Kim, AND re-signing Teoscar Hernandez?! The World Series goes through LA once again.

Miami Marlins: F

Losing Luzardo was bad; losing Burger was awful.

Milwaukee Brewers: D

Lost Devin Williams and Willie Adames and basically added Nestor Cortes and a young hitter in Caleb Durbin. The Brew Crew is in trouble.

New York Mets: A+

Adding Juan Soto alone would give them an A. Adding Sean Manaea, Clay Holmes, and Frankie Montas makes it a solid A, and re-signing Pete Alonso makes it an A+.

Philadelphia Phillies: B-

Losing Jeff Hoffman hurts, but Jordan Romano is capable of closing if he can regain his stuff from 2 years ago. Jesus Luzardo needs to stay healthy.

Pittsburgh Pirates: C-

Many will lament losing Luis Ortiz, but gaining Spencer Horwitz could be a stroke of genius as he could man first base for the next 5-7 years.

San Diego Padres: F

Losing Tanner Scott, Kim, and Jurickson Profar is going to hurt in a division that already has the best team in baseball.

San Francisco Giants: C

The Giants are going to need Willie Adames to hit 30+ HRs if they want to make the post-season. Losing Blake Snell to the Dodgers hurts a ton.

St. Louis Cardinals: F

Losing Paul Goldschmidt is a huge blow, and the team is also trying to move Nolan Arenado desperately.

Washington Nationals: C+

Nathaniel Lowe gives the Nats a Gold Glove-caliber first baseman, and adding Mike Soroka should help their rotation. If their young players step up, they might be closer to the playoffs than most people think.

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