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Winter Report Cards: Grading every MLB team's off-season moves
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Mar. 4, 2020 4:24 p.m. ET
Sports Illustrated, SI MLB Staff/Sports Illustrated
Welcome to our Winter Report Card series, where SI.com's MLB experts run down the key additions and losses for all 30 teams, recap their moves, take note of whatever unfinished business remains and hand out a grade for the moves to date. Teams are presented in order of publication, which is in reverse order of 2016 regular-season finish. Check back every weekday for a new Winter Report Card.
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