The Detroit Tigers made a decision at this past trade deadline to sell off their assets and get what they could in return for any of their valuable players on expiring contracts. At the time, it was the right decision.

MLB’s annual tender deadline this week dropped another round of potential low-risk, high-upside additions into the market for the Detroit Tigers.

While players can declare for free agency the day after the World Series ends, they can’t sign with a new team until 5 p.m. ET five days later, or in this case Monday. Last offseason, teams spent $5.46 billion on free agents (h/t spotrac.