The White Sox acquired Brett Lawrie earlier in the off-season, and now land Frazier to play third base. Therefore, Lawrie will probably shift to second base. In Frazier, the Pale Hose landed a great power hitter who could bat cleanup and protect Jose Abreu in 2016. This deal makes Chicago more of a pennant contender.

The Dodgers landed three solid young players in Montas, Thompson and Johnson. Montas could compete for a spot in the starting rotation this spring, or he'll move to the bullpen and be groomed for a late-inning role. Thompson and Johnson are good athletes with everyday player potential. Both should compete for roster spot.

The Reds are essentially starting over here, as they now have a cavernous hole at third base. They are also expected to trade 2B Brandon Phillips this off-season. In Peraza, Cincinnati acquired Phillips' potential replacement. Meanwhile, Schebler could see time in left field in 2016, while Dixon should play Triple-A ball.

Frazier's fantasy value should remain intact as a new member of the White Sox, while Peraza could see his stock skyrocket if he earns the starting second base job in Cincinnati. Montas and Thompson have excellent keeper-league value, while Johnson is more of a fantasy sleeper who could compete with veteran Chase Utley for LA's starting second base job. Dixon has little value as he is not expected to be an everyday big leaguer.