45 times for the Detroit Tigers and Diamondbacks.

The 30-year-old would enter a crowded outfield mix populated by franchise building blocks Mookie Betts and Andrew Benintendi as well as center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr.

The Sox could trade Bradley, however, if they inked Martinez. No matter what, his prodigious pop would be a major boon at Fenway.

Like Hosmer, Martinez could command a budget-straining nine-figure deal. Both players are represented by superagent Scott Boras, who isn't known for doling out discounts.

As they gaze at the Yankees and their newly formed Stanton/Aaron Judge twosome, however, the Sox and executive Dave Dombrowski will be tempted to swing big.

As Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald opined, "[The Red Sox] need to strike not just once but twice with a pair of bold and necessarythey're under no obligation to move Archer.

It would take a haul of prospects to pry him away, which is where the Atlanta Braves come in.

The Braves were among the interested teams mentioned by Topkin, and even after surrendering a dozen prospects in the wake of their international-signing scandal, they have one of the game's most loaded farm systems.

Atlanta won't mortgage its future in a trade, but it could use some positive PR. Acquiring a controllable stud like Archer, even at a steep price, would provide exactly that.

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The Milwaukee Brewers accelerated their rebuild last season and gave the Cubs a surprising run for their money in the NL Central.

Milwaukee isn't going to decimate its farm system with any massive trades