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Though all the free agents haven't signed, it's time to take an early look at who changed teams and/or leagues and how they should do in their new environment.

A new address has different consequences to different players. Some take to their new teams or leagues with ease (see Adrian Gonzalez) and some, like Adam Dunn for the Chicago White Sox last year, fail to ever find their comfort zone and post disastrous numbers.

Previously we evaluated the American League rosters, today we check out the National League.

American to National League

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Erik Bedard, Seattle/Boston-to-Pittsburgh - Shuffling between Seattle and Boston, Bedard was just 5-9 despite a solid 3.62 ERA. He has the talent, but is too injury-prone for you to rely on over a full season. Thenext season.

Jason Kubel, Minnesota-to-Arizona - Kubel joins a team that can put up plenty of runs and he should benefit from the change. He also leaves pitcher-friendly Target Field. Kubel should start in left field and get 500+ at-bats and a season like he had in 2009 (.300, 28 HR, 103 RBI) is possible. He could be an excellent sleeper selection.

National to National League

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Aramis Ramirez, Chicago-to-Milwaukee - Ramirez moves within the division and should be comfortable from Day 1. Coming off his first healthy season since 2008, his value is all about making it into the starting lineup. He played 149 games last year and batted .306 with 26 HR and 93 RBI. He played just 85 and 124 games the previous two years. Miller Park is one