In Snell, the Padres land a top left-handed starter who is still in the prime of his career (28 years old). He will immediately become the staff ace and give San Diego quality innings. He has battled injuries in the past, so the team hopes he can remain healthy. Pitching at PETCO Park should help Snell from a statistical standpoint.

This is what Tampa Bay does: they compete and retool at the same time. Losing Snell should hurt the rotation but Patino might be able to help out in 2021. Mejia adds an offensive catcher to the team's stable of backstops (led by the defense-first Mike Zunino). Both Wilcox and Hunt are long-range prospects for Tampa Bay.

Snell's numbers might even get better pitching in San Diego half the time, so he is a good trade target in most leagues this off-season. Mejia will likely play behind Zunino in Tampa Bay, so his value remains limited (though he has more value in keeper formats). Patino has some sleeper appeal for '21, while both Wilcox and Hunt are several years away from becoming relevant in fantasy circles.