The Yankees have just seven members of their 40-man roster headed to free agency, but they have plenty of cleaning up to do elsewhere on that roster to get it back on track for next season.

Luis Severino, Frankie Montas, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, Wandy Peralta, Keynan Middleton, Zach McAllister and Luke Weaver are all set to become free agents the day after the World Series ends. Though it’s possible that any of them could sign back with the team — Middleton and/or Peralta seem the most likely of that group — the Yankees are not expected to use the qualifying offer on any of them.

Because they cut Josh Donaldson loose in late August, neither the Yankees nor their players have any contract options to pick up or decline, either.

That takes care of the first two deadlines of note after the World Series.