Any casual fan knows the Dodgers cleaned up this offseason while the Angels mostly engaged in dumpster diving. What other MLB teams did well or got worse?

Our six-person panel forecasts the Dodgers as the lone 100-game winner, while parity rules everywhere else: Three division winners are projected to win just 86 games, while five American League teams are clustered within four games for the three available wild card berths. A look at our panel’s aggregate record projections:

Arizona signed Corbin Burnes to a six-year, $210 million contract to join Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly atop the team's rotation. The low-cost addition of Randal Grichuk and a lottery ticket pickup in Trey Mancini were good bets as well.

With most of the major winter moves now behind us, we dig into which teams ruled the winter -- and which struck out looking.

Here’s a deep dive into the biggest winners and losers of this MLB offseason, based on key acquisitions, payroll impact, and projected team performance.