DUNEDIN, Fla. – What wild theatre this is, watching what’s essentially the first week of December on the transaction front play out concurrently with the first week of spring training. Speculation, signings and trades are right there at the forefront alongside live BPs, pitchers fielding practice and the slow-build to opening day. For players, a shoulder tap in the clubhouse could mean good job on the field, or the manager needs to see you because you’ve been traded. In many clubhouses, there are locker stalls changing almost daily. “It’s definitely different,” star centre-fielder George Springer said shortly after the Toronto Blue Jays acquired all-star third baseman Matt Chapman from the Oakland Athletics in their latest bold strike. “It’s cool. It’s weird. It’s fun to see all the stuff that’s been happening. It adds a little bit of a different buzz to spring training where you’re just waiting to see what potentially happened with anybody, anywhere. “Definitely not your tradit...