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Brandon Phillips might soon be headed to the Washington Nationals. That's good news for Phillips, good news for manager Dusty Baker and quite possibly good news for the Nats themselves.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) has a plan for how the Washington Nationals can recover from their disappointing 2015, and it starts with trading closer Jonathan Papelbon.

Jason Heyward sounds like a man ready to bring the Chicago Cubs their first World Series in more than a century. Introduced at a press conference Tuesday, the newly signed outfielder made his goals for championship glory clear.

The New York Mets announced Tuesday they re-signed relief pitcher Jerry Blevins to a one-year contract.

One day after Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred denied Pete Rose's request for reinstatement, the sport's all-time hits leader held a press conference Tuesday to discuss what happened.

Pitcher Tyler Clippard is one of the hottest names on the free-agent market among relievers and is sure to have no shortage of interest from teams this winter.  

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Baseball's annual winter meetings are over, and while there was a flurry of activity, nearly every team departed Nashville, Tennessee, having also laid the groundwork for potential deals down the road.

It's something that wasn't lost on the rumor mill, which hasn't stopped buzzing with speculation about who will be the next big name to change uniforms this offseason. All-Star position players and pitchers who garnered votes in their respective league's Cy Young Award race were dealt, and there's plenty of activity yet to come.

If the 2015 MLB season proved anything, it's that prospects are more valuable than ever before. 

Young talent made immediate impact on virtually every MLB team this past season. Young players like Kyle Schwarber, Kris Bryant and Carlos Correa dominated the headlines in October, proving that there should be no timeline on when prospects can contribute at the major league level. 

The Major League Baseball hot stove never cools off as teams are wheeling and dealing on the heels of the winter meetings.

Pitching is always a hot commodity, but a bat like Todd Frazier's is going to draw plenty of interest.

Let's take a look at where the power hitter could end up, as well as ace James Shields and more.

AL Central Could Be Landing Spot for Frazier

The MLB winter meetings have come and gone, and a number of the marquee free agents are now off the board as a result.

That being said, a wealth of impact talent is still looking for new homes for the 2016 season.

Jason Heyward signed on with the Chicago Cubs, but the rest of a talented outfield market is still taking shape as Yoenis Cespedes, Justin Upton and Alex Gordon are all available.