What we know: * They're freeing up cash. * They have a lot of avenues for improvement. (C, SP, 3B, SS, now both halves of 1B platoon) * They haven't made a lot of big-money, long-term signings. (Basically just Cain in the past few years.) * They value versatility, depth, and cost-effectiveness. What we don't know: * Do they have a specific plan for the money they've saved today? (I doubt it.) * Do they have particular areas of need they're focused on? (You could argue that today is evidence that SP and 1B are lower priorities than we thought, but I would tend to disagree.) * Do they have particular free agents (or trade partners?) they're focused on? What I tend to think is there are probably a bunch of potential uses for the money being freed up, but there's also still a lot of uncertainty. There's not a specific plan, but there are several that look juicy enough to justift dumping a couple of short, non-terrible contracts for merely-not-terrible players.