As Colorado Rockies shortstop Jose Reyes braces for a potential suspension, rumors are swirling regarding potential interest in the veteran on the trade market.

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Report: Reyes Garnering Trade Interest

Friday, May 13

According to ESPN's Buster Olney, teams have shown a willingness to acquire Reyes, should Colorado decide to deal him.

At this point in the MLB season, no team feels completely comfortable with its roster, and there is always tinkering to be done in an effort to get the best 25 guys in the big leagues.

Even if the big league roster is relatively solid, there are still decisions to be made at the minor league level, with an eye on who could possibly make an impact later on in the year.

Crazy as it sounds, we've nearly reached the first-quarter mark of baseball's regular season.

It's still early, of course—we've got just over two weeks to go before Memorial Day hits—and a lot can and will change between now and the unofficial halfway point of the campaign, the All-Star Game, much less the end of the regular season.

But we've seen enough over the season's first six weeks to have a good handle on things.

The Philadelphia Phillies were supposed to be easy to ignore in 2016. They were supposed to be bad, and that was supposed to be that.

But instead, here we are in the middle of May, wondering if they're actually this good.

First, let's get this out of the way: Bartolo Colon didn't make the MLB Team of the Week.

Despite launching his first career home run—a moment the Internet was created to celebrate—the 42-year-old New York Mets right-hander was edged out by a certain Washington Nationals hurler who fanned 20 batters in a game.

Los Angeles Angels superstar Mike Trout has heard the speculation that his team may need to trade him, but he's not buying it.

The Boston Red Sox scored 13 or more runs in each contest of a three-game series against the Oakland Athletics, becoming the first team since the 1999 Cleveland Indians to plate 13-plus runs in three consecutive games, per ESPN Stats & Info.

Washington Nationals pitcher Max Scherzer enjoyed a historic outing in Wednesday's 3-2 win over the Detroit Tigers, becoming just the fourth player in major league history to strike out 20 batters in a single game, per MLB Stat of the Day.

Fact: Washington Nationals right-hander Max Scherzer had 20 strikeouts against the Detroit Tigers, tying the MLB record for most ever in nine innings (Roger Clemens [twice], Kerry Wood and Randy Johnson).

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After suffering a hamstring injury Monday against the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets infielder Wilmer Flores is set to miss some time.

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Flores Comments on Hamstring Injury

Thursday, May 12

According to ESPN.com's Adam Rubin, the Mets will place the 24-year-old utility man on the 15-day disabled list.