Ranking top 5 free agents left after Juan Soto's $765 million signing ft. Teoscar Hernandez, Max Fried and Pete Alonso

Juan Soto broke all imaginable contract records as he signed a 15-year $765 million contract with the New York Mets. The outfielder can earn up to $805 million with an opt-out clause, bringing his annual average value to $53.67 million.

Soto was always going to be the biggest free agent available this offseason. But now, with the 26-year-old sweepstakes concluded, teams can focus on the remaining star players who are expected to grab the big cash deals. Here are the top five free agents left for all 30 MLB teams.

Top 5 free agents left after Juan Soto's $765 million signing

#5, Alex Bregman

The Houston Astros have already laid down their offer for third baseman Alex Bregman. Even though he doesn't have the same level of production as he once had, Bregman could fit in well in the top half of any lineup. After not getting Soto, the Boston Red Sox are zeroing in on the infielder.

#4, Pete Alonso

Before the Mets were confirmed to lock Soto, all signs pointed towards a reunion with Pete Alonso. But now, Alonso has an opportunity to drive up his price. As per reports, the Yanks are invested to get the swap done over to the Bronx. Other suitors include the Washington Nationals.

#3, Teoscar Hernandez

Teoscar Hernandez is an obvious replacement for Juan Soto for all the teams looking to secure the corner outfielder. The Dodgers hope to make an offer other teams wouldn't want to match. Hernandez becomes the Yankees' primary target as they have no outfield support besides Aaron Judge.

#2, Max Fried

Max Fried is the most eligible southpaw available to teams. The former Braves left-handed pitcher has been one of the most consistent starters in the league in the last few years. As per the latest rumors, he is headed north from Atlanta, with the Yanks and Red Sox as the biggest competitors.

#1, Corbin Burnes

Corbin Burnes became the biggest fish in the market after Soto signed with the Mets. The former Baltimore Orioles pitcher is expected to sign for over $200 million because of his Cy Young-caliber performances in the last few seasons. The Yankees and Red Sox, both of whom are in need of strengthening their rotation, are in contention. The O's and Giants remain the other big players.