The Rangers are desperate to add more quality to their starting rotation, so the hope here is that Moore can rediscover past form. The 28-year-old left-hander struggled badly in San Francisco last season but has the stuff to turn things around in Texas. The future considerations also acquired in this deal will be international signing bonus pool money.

For the Giants, this deal is largely about shedding Moore's $9 million salary in order to reinvest it in position-player acquisitions. In Wolff and Cruz, San Francisco was able to land a pair of solid bullpen prospects (though Cruz is extremely raw and will need several more years to develop). In fact, Wolff may find his way to the Bay Area at some point in 2018.

Moore left a great pitchers' park in San Francisco and the better league for pitchers (NL) and now finds himself in Texas in a supreme hitters' park in the AL. Good luck! Clearly, his fantasy stock is trending in the wrong direction right now. Both Wolff and Cruz might one day become fantasy factors out of the Giants' bullpen, but not now.