Teoscar Hernandez, two years older than Santander, just signed a three-year deal with the Dodgers that is worth about $20 million annually in present-day value (factoring in deferrals). That makes it a pretty good bet that Santander will seek five years and about $100 million.

The Detroit Tigers have interest in Anthony Santander, possibly as the backup plan for Alex Bregman, but the Tigers aren't frontrunners for Santander.

Despite the fact the market is taking a long time to play out, the Detroit Tigers are still very interested in signing Houston Astros star third baseman Alex Bregman. As the two-time All-Star continues to take things patiently and wait for the mega offer both he and his agent Scott Boras both clearly feel he's worth,

The Detroit Tigers are reportedly pursuing Alex Bregman with some legitimate urgency. Detroit is seeking an impact right-handed bat to balance their lineup. The Tigers recently signed Gleyber Torres to a one-year contract.