In Plawecki, the Indians land a solid offensive catcher who hit seven homers and drove in 30 runs in just 238 at-bats last season. Plawecki, who turns 28 next month, should compete with defensive catcher Roberto Perez for playing time in 2019. Plawecki is a solid addition to the Indians and the team did not give up a lot to get him.

After the Mets landed Wilson Ramos in free agency, someone had to go. Plawecki was therefore shipped to Cleveland for Lockett (a versatile 24-year-old pitcher who should compete for a roster spot in spring training) and versatile speedster Haggerty (who can play all over the field but lacks a quality bat for the big leagues).

Plawecki moves from No. 3 (with New York) to No. 1 (in Cleveland) on the catching depth chart after this trade, so his fantasy stock is definitely on the rise. That said, he is still no more than a sleeper for the late rounds in most draft formats. Lockett is more of a dark horse than anything else. He struggled in MLB last season and has been traded twice since. However, he does have some talent and can become a big-league starter if given the opportunity. Haggerty has a bit of fantasy appeal due to his stolen-base prowess. That said, he is not a factor until he can prove himself with the bat.