As the MLB season barrels towards a delayed season, it’s becoming clearer and clearer that any semblance of a normal schedule will be tossed out the window. Not only does that mean a truncated spring training, we’re also in for a frenzied half off-season condensed into a matter of days once a new CBA is agreed upon. There are still plenty of impact players available in free agency and the trade market, and they’ll be finding new homes at a rapid pace. To prepare for the flurry to come, here’s a guide to the best and worst places for the biggest stars to land from a Toronto Blue Jays perspective. Free Agents Carlos Correa Best case: Philadelphia Phillies Correa is a good enough player that he could make a fringe contender extremely dangerous, or an existing powerhouse nearly unstoppable. The shortstop wields a Platinum Glove and an elite bat, making him nothing short of a paradigm shifter — and someone you’d rather be a league away from. There aren’t too many NL teams w...