Rumors

The Seattle Mariners acquired Mark Trumbo in a trade last season, but the 29-year-old veteran's stay in the Pacific Northwest could be brief.  

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Just two years into his massive 10-year, $240 million deal, second baseman Robinson Cano may already be devising an exit plan from the Seattle Mariners.  

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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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After another excellent season for the Baltimore Orioles, Darren O'Day will be the most sought-after free-agent reliever this winter.  

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O'Day Won't Be Cheap for Prospective Buyers

Wednesday, Nov. 18

According to Ken Rosenthal of FoxSports.com, O'Day is seeking a contract for four years that will pay him between $28 million and $36 million overall. 

Jose Fernandez has proven to be one of the best young pitchers in baseball, but the Miami Marlins may entertain trade offers for him this offseason.  

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The New York Yankees have reportedly engaged in trade discussions involving outfielder Brett Gardner as they look to bolster their rotation depth.  

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Dennis Lin of the San Diego Union-Tribune reported on Nov. 7 that San Diego Padres general manager A.J. Preller was willing to move anything not tied down. As a result, closer Craig Kimbrel could be traded for the second time in as many seasons.  

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Mark Melancon was the top closer in the National League this season for the Pittsburgh Pirates, but in a weak market for closers in free agency, he's expected to garner some interest from teams looking to bolster their bullpens in a trade.  

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Andrew Miller just finished his first year as the New York Yankees' closer in 2015. It could also end up being the left-hander's only season in the Bronx, if the trade price is right.   

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Injuries have prevented Texas Rangers second baseman Jurickson Profar from reaching his potential thus far, and at least one team is hoping his durability issues have made him an expendable commodity.  

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