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Jonathan Lucroy has been a member of the Milwaukee Brewers since he entered the league in 2010, but the team may trade him this offseason.

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The Detroit Tigers are officially out of the Alex Gordon sweepstakes, per Bob Nightengale of USA Today.

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Gordon Could Land Huge Contract

Monday, Dec. 7

Nightengale reported the 31-year-old, four-time Gold Glove winner is out of talks with Tigers GM Al Avila. He could have been a good fit in Motown considering Detroit has no proven left fielder for the time being.

The labyrinthine rules regarding MLB service time will undoubtedly be a sticking point for the MLB Players Association when negotiations begin on a new collective bargaining agreement. Two rookies may have a significant role in how those negotiations play out.

The Seattle Mariners reportedly acquired Wade Miley in a trade with the Boston Red Sox on Monday, according to multiple reports.

Per Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, Miley is heading to Seattle in exchange for Carson Smith and Roenis Elias. The Mariners went on to confirm the deal.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could not retain their Ace 2.0, so they are falling back on one of the absolute best and easily the most intimidating reliever in Major League Baseball.

The Chicago Cubs re-signed relief pitcher Trevor Cahill to a one-year, $4.25 million contract on Monday, per Buster Olney of ESPN.com. Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com confirmed the report, adding the deal is pending a physical.  

The Cincinnati Reds have taken another step toward rebuilding their franchise for the future by trading closer Aroldis Chapman to the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The MLB hot stove has really caught fire of late, and plenty more action is expected this week with the annual winter meetings on tap—from Monday, Dec. 7, until Thursday, Dec. 10—in Nashville, Tennessee.

With the baseball world converging on the home of country music, you can expect plenty of landscape-changing action between now and things wrapping up on Thursday evening, as the free-agent and trade markets are both still ripe with impact talent.

At the beginning of the offseason, we wrote a piece breaking down all 30 MLB teams' offseason shopping lists as an overview of what to expect out of each franchise this offseason.

With roughly a month of the offseason behind us and a number of notable moves already made, now seems like a good time to update those shopping lists as the annual winter meetings began Monday in Nashville, Tennessee.

Baseball's winter meetings officially kicked off Monday in Nashville, Tennessee, bringing with them the usual expectations of free agent signings, trades and the vast majority of rumor and speculation ultimately going nowhere.

But sometimes, the rumors that seem so far-fetched actually do become reality, while other moves, on rare occasions, are announced without a whisper of them ever actually making the rumor mill rounds. Those are the kind of potential moves we'll focus on here: the out-of-nowhere and highly unlikely.