As the MLB offseason continues, here are three things well be keeping an eye on around the baseball world throughout the day today: 1. Kims posting window draws closed: KBO infielder has just under 32 hours remaining in his posting window, which is set to close at 4pm CT tomorrow. MLBTR ranked Kim as the #26 free agent available in our annual , where we predicted a three-year, $28MM deal for Kim at the outset of the offseason. With that being said, its worth noting that the earning power of international free Chris Webber Jersey agents can be difficult to predict as Kims fellow countryman demonstrated last winter when he signed a nine-figure deal with the Giants that blew past all expectations at the time of his posting. Theres been few concrete rumors regarding Kims free agency to this point in the offseason, and with so little known about Kims free agency its difficult to predict which teams may be interested in the infielder or if he could consider returning to the Kiwoom Heroes in 2025 if hes unable to find a contract to his liking. Kim is primarily a second baseman but has plenty of experience at shortstop as well and is generally regarded as a strong defender who should have little trouble handling third base if needed. The Mariners, Yankees, Angels, Cubs, Padres, and Brewers are among a number of teams who could make sense as potential suitors for a versatile infielder like Kim. 2. Arbitration filing deadline approaches: Arbitration-eligible players around the league have to either reach an agreement with their club or face an arbitration hearing each winter, and decision day is rapidly approaching for those players this winter. The deadline to file for arbitration is one week from today on January 9. While teams and players are free to negotiate even after filing, clubs have increasingly used next weeks deadline as a cutoff for negotiations, taking whats been termed a file-and-trial approach to arbitration. The majority of arb-level players typically sign before the deadline in order to avoid arbitration, as Royals right-hander last month. Many more players figure to follow in Wrights footsteps over the next week, including whats sure to be a rush of deals on the day of the deadline. 3. Scherzers market heating up? Reporting yesterday indicated that are involved in the market for future Hall of Famer , though no specific clubs have been connected to the veteran hurler. At age 40, Scherzer is coming off an injury-marred season and is no longer the perennial contender for Cy Young awards that he was during his peak. Even so, the right-hander has remained valuable when healthy, with a 3.81 ERA (109 ERA+) and a 26.8% strikeout rate over the past two seasons. The eight-time All-Star is among the highest upside players still on the market and offers a relatively low-cost alternative to the top hurlers remaining on the market, and , while standing out in a crowd of veterans searching for one-year deals as the most impactful option at that level of the market now that is off the board. Seth Curry Jersey