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Major League Baseball has dominated headlines all week long thanks to the Baseball Writers' Association of America revealing its annual selections for Rookie of the Year, Manager of the Year, MVP and the Cy Young Award, but the hardware handouts didn't stop there.  

Needing to upgrade their pitching staff this offseason, the Toronto Blue Jays reportedly struck a deal with the Oakland Athletics for veteran right-hander Jesse Chavez. 

Eight years after he left as part of the Dontrelle Willis/Miguel Cabrera trade, Cameron Maybin is back with the Detroit Tigers.

The Atlanta Braves announced Friday they sent the veteran outfielder to the Tigers for Ian Krol and Gabe Speier.

The Atlanta Braves are in the midst of a rebuild and haven’t shied from shipping longtime fixtures for high-caliber prospects—most recently sending shortstop Andrelton Simmons to the Los Angeles Angels for two top minor league pitchers.

Now the Braves are reportedly commencing discussions to deal starter Julio Teheran, a five-year fixture in Atlanta. 

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Not even a month removed from the end of the World Series and it has already been a busy offseason in Major League Baseball.

With plenty of rumors and speculation flying around on which big names are on the trade market, this winter is going to be a hot one. 

Here are some of the latest rumors that are dominating the headlines around the league. 

After a terrific rebound season in 2015, free-agent first baseman Chris Davis is in line to get a big contract this winter from teams seeking big-time power. 

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The Seattle Mariners' offseason restructuring continued Friday, as the team acquired shortstop Luis Sardinas from the Milwaukee Brewers.   

Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com first reported the deal. The Mariners confirmed the trade, adding that outfielder Ramon Flores will be going back to Milwaukee. 

Coming off a 94-loss season and needing to build their team from the bottom up, the Milwaukee Brewers could make Adam Lind available to teams in need of an offensive upgrade at first base or designated hitter. 

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Chicago Cubs middle infielder Starlin Castro could reportedly be on the move as the organization looks to upgrade other areas of the roster this offseason.  

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Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper may have been unanimously voted the 2015 National League Most Valuable Player on Thursday, but that doesn't mean he's perfect.

Just check out the Vine above if you need proof.

Harper went on SportsCenter Thursday after winning the NL MVP award earlier that night. At one point in the interview with anchor Scott Van Pelt, the 23-year-old Nationals star talked about "memes." Or as he put it, "meh-mays."