As Saturday’s non-waiver trade deadline draws closer, it’s time to shift attention from the supply side of the market (focused on which players are available) to the demand side by looking at some of the biggest holes on contending teams and how they might be able to fill them. Teams don’t necessarily need to add extremely productive — and thus costly — players to improve, but can often achieve similar gains at a fraction of the price by replacing extremely unproductive players, sometimes with as little as a league-average arm or bat.
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