As MLBs offseason continues, here are three things worth keeping an eye on around the baseball world throughout the day today: 1. Whats next for the Brewers? Yesterday saw the Brewers and Mets get together on a that sent right-hander and outfielder to Queens in exchange for pitching prospect . The sell-side move from Milwaukee subtracts from a rotation the club had deepened earlier in the offseason by signing right-hander and reuniting with veteran southpaw .Taylors departure clears one piece from what had become a crowded outfield mix following the clubs decision to sign top Justin Dunn Jersey prospect to a earlier this month. The departure of Houser makes any deal involving right-hander more complicated. With likely sixth starter s timeline as he looks to work his way back from shoulder surgery, trading Burnes could leave Milwaukee short on viable starting options headed into 2024. Of course, its worth noting that the club to deal Burnes to begin with than once believed. The outfield, by contrast, is an area from which the Brewers should have little i sue sacrificing some depth. Aside from Chourio and , Milwaukees outfield mix also features , , , and . Thats plenty of talent the club could trade use to improve their infield situation, which offers little certainty outside of shortstop . 2. D-backs, Gurriel deal not yet official: Over the weekend, the Diamondbacks reportedly brought back left fielder on a worth $43MM guaranteed over three years that features both an opt-out after 2025 and a club option for 2027. That deal has yet to be made official, meaning Gurriel does not yet count against the clubs 40-man roster. At the time of the signing, that wasnt particularly meaningful as Arizona had an open spot on its 40-man. That changed earlier this week, however, when the club right-hander off waivers from the Royals. With the addition of Snider filling the clubs roster, Arizona will now have to clear a spot for Gurriel when his deal eventually becomes official, something they could accomplish by working out a minor trade involving one of the players towards the back of their roster or by simply designating a player for a signment. 3. Fill out MLBTRs reader survey! MLBTR is in order to gather aggregate data regarding our reader base. If you have a few extra minutes and have not done so already, please fill out the survey . The data aggregated in the survey will a sist MLBTRs efforts to support the site through advertising. Kevin Mitchell Jersey