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Whit Merrifield	RF	2B	KC	-	-	7	2	1	0	1	0	1	1	.292	.340	.434	.775	6
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Hunter Dozier	3B	OF	KC	-	-	6	2	1	0	1	0	0	2	.254	.304	.433	.737	5
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K. Hernández - 2B

LA

According to Mark Feinsand of MLB.com, the Red Sox and Enrique Hernandez have agreed to a two-year, $14 million contract.

Feinsand reported earlier that the two sides had reached a multi-year deal, and now we have the duration and the financial terms. Hernandez may function as the primary second baseman for the Red Sox, though he's likely to see action all over the diamond. He should be able to provide nice late-round power from a middle infield spot in fantasy leagues, but don't expect much from him in terms of stolen bases or batting average.

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K. Hernández - 2B

LA

Mark Feinsand of MLB.com reports that the Red Sox have signed Enrique Hernandez to a multi-year contract.

No word yet on the financial terms of the pact. The versatile 29-year-old and lefty-masher currently projects as the favorite to start at second base for the Red Sox, though his overall fantasy upside is muted by his middling batting average and complete lack of speed. He has been an interesting value outside the top 450 picks in early draft champions leagues, but expect his draft stock to rise around 100 picks or so based on this news. Hernandez hit .230/.270/.410 with five homers and 20 RBI in 148 plate appearances for the Dodgers in 2020.

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Y. Alvarez - LF

HOU

Astros general manager James Click said Friday that Yordan Alvarez (knee) is progressing nicely in his recovery from arthroscopic surgery on both of his knees.

Click told reporters, "Everything we've seen so far in the rehab has been very positive". He also noted that there's a possibility that Alvarez could see some time in the outfield during the season, though that would be a conversation that they'll have during the spring. Alvarez was cleared to resume running in early November and so far has been able to avoid any setbacks. He's expected to be healthy and ready to rock for Opening Day.

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K. Hernández - 2B

LA

Jon Morosi of MLB.com reports that the Red Sox and Enrique Hernandez have "made progress on a deal" and it "could be complete before the weekend is over."

Chris Cotillo of MassLive reported Thursday that things could be "heating up" between Hernandez and the Red Sox and it sounds like the two sides might cross the finish line soon. Hernandez would immediately become the favorite to start at second base for the Red Sox, although he obviously offers the versatility to fill in at other positions, as well. The 29-year-old is a career .240/.313/.425 hitter across parts of seven seasons.

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M. Ozuna - RF

FA

Hector Gomez of Deportivo Z 101 in the Dominican Republic reports that Marcell Ozuna is seeking a four-plus year contract and has drawn interest from the Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Mets, Twins and Brewers.

Noticeably absent from that list of teams is the Braves, a club that was the beneficiary of Ozuna's monster 2020 season which saw him post a .338/.431/.636 batting line with 18 home runs and 56 RBI over 60 games. For what it's worth Braves president Alex Anthopoulos said early in the offseason that the team would "love" to re-sign Ozuna. That was three months ago, though. The general consensus is that Ozuna is more of a designated hitter at this point in his career, but it would seem he's drawing interest from clubs in both leagues.

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J. Realmuto - C

FA

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that while the Braves have "checked in" on J.T. Realmuto's market, they seem like a "long shot" to land the catcher.

FanSided's Robert Murray first reported Thursday that the Braves were in on Realmuto. Heyman notes that general manager Alex Anthopoulos has tried to land Realmuto in the past, but with Travis d'Arnaud coming off an excellent season and still under contract for 2021, it seems unlikely that the Braves would be ready to give the free agent a $100+ million contract.

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J. Bradley Jr. - CF

FA

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the Mets have Jackie Bradley "on their radar."

In addition to the Mets, Heyman also lists the Phillies, Red Sox, Astros and Rockies as clubs that are monitoring the center fielder's market. The Mets would prefer a right-handed hitting center fielder in order to balance out their lineup, according to Heyman, but Bradley offers the best combination of defense and offense at the position.

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J. Odorizzi - SP

FA

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the Twins are "still interested" in re-signing Jake Odorizzi, but the two sides "remain apart on years and dollars."

Odorizzi is seeking a three-year contract, but obviously the Twins aren't willing to go to that length to this point. Jon Morosi of MLB.com says that the Angels, Giants, Blue Jays and Red Sox are also showing interest in the veteran right-hander. Odorizzi is arguably the best starter still on the market beyond Trevor Bauer and will turn just 31 in March, so he seems likely to get a third year from someone.

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J. Profar - LF

FA

Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Padres have re-signed Jurickson Profar to a three-year, $21 million contract.

Jon Heyman of MLB Network says that the deal contains opt-outs after the first and second year. Profar seems kind of superfluous with Jake Cronenworth and Ha-seong Kim on the roster, but the Padres obviously value the 27-year-old's versatility. Dennis Lin of The Athletic says that Profar is expected to spend most of his time in 2021 in the outfield, although he obviously offers the flexibility to play the infield, as well.

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J. Turner - 3B

FA

David Vassegh of SportsNet LA said on MLB Network on Thursday that he's "had a few signs in the last week or so that kind of signal to me that (Justin) Turner and the Dodgers are going to find their way back to each other."

"My belief is he wanted four years from another team to pry him away from Los Angeles," Vassegh said Thursday on MLB Network's "High Heat" program. "He just means too much to the team, to the city of Los Angeles, for him to just leave for the same amount of years and dollars that he could get here with the Dodgers." The Blue Jays are one club that's been connected to Turner, but the third baseman ultimately re-signing with the Dodgers has always seemed like the most likely outcome, and it sounds like it could happen relatively soon.

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K. Hernández - 2B

LA

Chris Cotillo of MassLive reports that the Red Sox have had recent talks with Enrique Hernandez.

Cotillo reports that things could be "heating up" between the two parties, but that it's unknown if anything is close. Late in December, it was reported by Cotillo that they had expressed strong interest, and Jon Heyman of MLB Network noted that the Mets were in pretty strong on the utility player before the firing of Jared Porter. It sounds like this is a deal that could come down in the coming days, as Boston has a need for a player of Hernandez's skill set. Most teams do.

Added Jan 21 7:57 pm (EST)

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J. Realmuto - C

FA

According to FanSided's Robert Murray, the Braves are "circling" on free agent catcher J.T. Realmuto.

Murray adds that "other teams on the west coast" are also expressing interest. Jon Heyman of MLB Network reported Wednesday that the Phillies are "believed" to have an offer on the table to Realmuto worth upwards of $110 million, but the 29-year-old catcher is probably aiming a little higher than that after watching 31-year-old outfielder George Springer sign a six-year, $150 million contract with the Blue Jays on Tuesday. Travis d'Arnaud currently projects as the starting catcher in Atlanta for 2021, coming off a terrific showing in 2020.

Added Jan 21 10:03 am (EST)

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M. Gonzalez - 3B

FA

MLB.com's Jon Morosi reports that the Tigers "have been in touch" with free agent utilityman Marwin Gonzalez.

Morosi notes the connection between Gonzalez and new Tigers manager A.J. Hinch, as they spent many years together in Houston. The versatile 31-year-old is also said to be in contact with the Twins about a possible reunion despite slashing just .211/.286/.320 over 199 plate appearances for Minnesota in 2020.

Added Jan 21 9:40 am (EST)

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B. Hand - RP

FA

According to FanSided's Robert Murray, the Angels "have emerged as a possibility" for free agent reliever Brad Hand.

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reported Wednesday that the Blue Jays "have had an offer out" to Hand, and the 30-year-old right-hander has also been tied in recent weeks to the Dodgers, Astros, White Sox, and Mets. Cleveland declined Hand's $10 million option for 2021 back in October, but it sounds like he's going to easily top that figure anyway. He could potentially challenge Raisel Iglesias for the closer role in Anaheim.

Added Jan 20 3:55 pm (EST)

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J. Turner - 3B

FA

Jon Heyman of MLB Network hears that Justin Turner remains "the top target" for the Dodgers as they seek a right-handed-hitting infielder.

Reports have circulated that the Dodgers are showing serious interest in Marcus Semien, but that might be more of a fallback plan in the event that something can't be worked out with Turner. At last check, per Jorge Castillo of the Los Angeles Times, the 36-year-old third baseman was seeking a four-year free agent contract. He batted .307/.400/.460 over 175 plate appearances last season for the World Series champs.

Added Jan 20 3:39 pm (EST)

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B. Hand - RP

FA

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the Blue Jays "have had an offer out" to free agent reliever Brad Hand.

Toronto has ruled the baseball world over the last 24 hours, and why stop now? Hand, who's also been connected to the Astros, Mets, White Sox, and Dodgers, registered a stellar 2.05 ERA, 0.77 WHIP, and 29/4 K/BB ratio over 22 innings last season for the Indians while recording a league-high 16 saves. He could be a fallback option at closer for the Jays in the event that Kirby Yates does not bounce back health-wise.

Added Jan 20 2:14 pm (EST)

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W. Davis - RP

FA

Royals signed RHP Wade Davis to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

The deal carries a potential $1.25 million salary and $1.125 million in performance-based incentives. Davis was once a two-time AL All-Star and down-ballot Cy Young Award vote-getter in Kansas City, but he returns as more of a late-career reclamation project after stumbling to a brutal 9.77 ERA in 47 innings with the Rockies between 2019-2020. The 35-year-old will likely pitch in middle relief if he makes the Royals' roster out of camp.

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J. Realmuto - C

FA

According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Phillies are "believed" to be offering J.T. Realmuto about $110 million.

That's presumably over a five-year term. Realmuto may be the next big domino to fall in this slow-moving free agent market after outfielder George Springer landed with the Blue Jays late Tuesday night on a six-year, $150 million pact. The 29-year-old catcher has been linked to Toronto at various times this winter, but that ship has probably now sailed. He delivered an .840 OPS with 11 home runs, 32 RBI, four stolen bases, and 33 runs scored over 47 games (195 plate appearances) for Philadelphia during the condensed 2020 campaign.

Added Jan 20 10:24 am (EST)

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K. Yates - RP

TOR

Blue Jays signed RHP Kirby Yates to a one-year, $5.5 million contract.

The deal contains $4.5 million in performance incentives based on games pitched. If he gets into 35 games this year with the Jays, the salary will climb to $8.5 million. And if he appears in 70 games, he can earn a full $10 million. Yates was limited to six appearances last season with the Padres due to an elbow issue that eventually required arthroscopic surgery, but the 33-year-old right-hander is said to be healthy now and projects to take over the closer role for Toronto in 2021. He registered a dominant 1.67 ERA, 0.906 WHIP, and 191/30 K/BB ratio in 123 2/3 innings with San Diego between 2018-2019 while tallying a total of 53 saves in that span.

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G. Springer - CF

TOR

ESPN's Jeff Passan confirms that the Blue Jays are in agreement on a deal with outfielder George Springer.

In retrospect, Brendon Kuhn of the Blue Jays Nation blog actually had the news first, with Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic providing the financials: six years, $150 million -- the richest contract in franchise history. Springer is headed to the team's spring training complex in Dunedin, Florida and it will all be official after he passes the necessary pre-signing physical exam. This should prove to be a huge fantasy boost -- and obviously real-life boost, too -- for the entire lineup in Toronto. The 31-year-old three-time American League All-Star has produced a .284/.376/.576 slash line (.953 OPS) with 53 home runs and 128 RBI over his last 173 games dating back to the beginning of 2019. He mostly hit leadoff for the Astros and should do the same with the Jays.

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G. Springer - CF

TOR

MLB.com's Jon Morosi reports that the Blue Jays are now the "frontrunners" to sign George Springer.

Morosi also acknowledges that a couple of Twitter users, one a Sportsnet employee, have stated that the Jays and Springer are already in agreement. Joel Sherman of the New York Post, meanwhile, is hearing that the two sides are "closing in" on a deal. This could fully come together within the next 24 hours, and perhaps even sometime late Tuesday night. Springer was a target of the Mets as well, but it seems their primary focus has shifted to a long-term contract extension for star shortstop Francisco Lindor, who was acquired from Cleveland earlier this month. Springer, 31, registered an .899 OPS with 14 home runs and 32 RBI over 51 games with the Astros in 2020 and is said to be steering toward a free agent contract worth more than $125 million.

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G. Springer - CF

TOR

Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith hears from a source that George Springer is "impressed" by the Blue Jays.

There are rumors floating around that Springer has a deal in place with the Jays, but no respected reporter is confirming (or even acknowledging) them. That said, Toronto does seem to be emerging as a possible favorite here, with MLB.com's Jon Morosi saying a final decision could come this week. The 31-year-old free agent outfielder is also being pursued by the Mets, though they just had to make a big change in their front office and owner Steve Cohen might be more focused on trying to extend trade acquisition Francisco Lindor. According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the price tag on Springer could soar beyond $125 million.

Added Jan 19 9:10 pm (EST)

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K. Hernández - 2B

LA

According to Jon Heyman of MLB Network, the Mets "were in pretty strong" on free agent utilityman Enrique Hernandez.

But it seems that pursuit was led by former GM Jared Porter, who was fired on Tuesday after a little over a month at the helm. It's unclear whether the Mets remain in touch with Hernandez now that president Sandy Alderson and assistant GM Zack Scott are making the baseball decisions. Heyman notes that the Red Sox have also shown serious interest in Hernandez, who's a fit for a range of clubs thanks to his defensive versatility.

Added Jan 19 8:26 pm (EST)

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A. Bummer - RP

CWS

Aaron Bummer (biceps) said Tuesday that he is a "full-go" for the start of spring training.

Bummer was limited to nine appearances in 2020 because of a left biceps strain and left biceps nerve issue that kept him out from August 8 to September 23, but he showed well when healthy and projects to serve as a key setup man for the White Sox in 2021 ahead of new closer Liam Hendriks. The 27-year-old boasts a 1.99 ERA and 74 strikeouts over his last 77 innings of work dating back to the beginning of the 2019 season.

Added Jan 19 8:01 pm (EST)

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A. Santander - RF

BAL

MASN's Roch Kubatko reports that Orioles outfielder Anthony Santander is drawing trade interest.

Kubatko adds to "keep an eye out on the Marlins, who are looking for a right fielder." Santander missed the final three weeks of the already-condensed 2020 regular season because of a right oblique strain, but he registered an impressive .890 OPS with 11 home runs and 32 RBI in 37 games before suffering that injury. As it stands right now, the 26-year-old slugger is under club control in Baltimore through the 2024 campaign.

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M. Gonzalez - 3B

FA

According to Mark Feinsand and Do-Hyoung Park of MLB.com, the Twins have expressed interest in a reunion with free agent utilityman Marwin Gonzalez.

It's been a very quiet winter so far for Gonzalez, who posted a rough .211/.286/.320 batting line over 53 games (199 plate appearances) last season with Minnesota. He can play all over the diamond defensively, and rates quite well at a couple positions, but his terrific 2017 with the Astros looks like a serious career outlier at this point. And those numbers are marred by the sign-stealing operation that went on that year in Houston.

Added Jan 19 7:31 pm (EST)

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K. Yates - RP

TOR

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that free agent reliever Kirby Yates is in agreement with the Blue Jays.

Yates met with Blue Jays officials at the team's spring training complex in Dunedin, Florida on Tuesday and apparently came away impressed. The 33-year-old right-hander made only six appearances with the Padres last season before requiring surgery in August to remove bone chips from his pitching elbow, but he was maybe the most dominant closer in baseball in 2019, working to a brilliant 1.19 ERA and 101/13 K/BB ratio in 60 2/3 innings while tallying a league-high 41 saves. If his health cooperates, he should take over as the new primary saves man for Toronto in 2021. Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith says it's a one-year, $5.5 million deal.

Added Jan 19 5:30 pm (EST)

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J. Lucchesi - SP

NYM

Mets acquired LHP Joey Lucchesi in a three-team trade with the Padres and Pirates.

As reported on Monday, Lucchesi is headed to New York while the Mets will send prospect C Endy Rodriguez to Pittsburgh. The southpaw only appeared in three games with the Padres last season and appeared to be blocked going into 2021, but he posted a 4.14 ERA in 56 starts between 2018-2019. He also has options remaining and will be under team control through 2024. While Lucchesi could push Steven Matz for a rotation spot during spring training, he's mostly a wait and see option in fantasy leagues.

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K. Yates - RP

TOR

Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that the Blue Jays are a "finalist" for free agent reliever Kirby Yates, but they don't have a deal in place yet.

Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that Yates is leaning toward the Jays, but that nothing is final yet. The 33-year-old is reportedly meeting with the Blue Jays in Dunedin on Tuesday. He's coming off surgery to remove bone chips from his elbow, so this could meeting could potentially include a pre-signing physical. The Blue Jays have been attached to seemingly every big name on the free agent market this offseason, so adding Yates as a closer would be a significant move. The club is also reportedly making a push for George Springer.

Added Jan 19 9:17 am (EST)

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K. Yates - RP

TOR

Free agent reliever Kirby Yates is in Dunedin, Florida to meet with the Blue Jays on Tuesday, per Scott Mitchell of TSN Sports.

Mitchell says Yates is "firmly" on the Jays' radar and that he isn't just "visiting" on Tuesday, which would seem to indicate that the two sides are involved in serious talks. The Blue Jays have also been connected to free agent reliever Brad Hand as they attempt to solidify their closer situation. Yates missed a large portion of the 2020 season due to an elbow issue which eventually required surgery to remove bone chips, but he's expected to be fine for the start of spring training. There's huge bounceback potential here. Odds are it will be a one-year deal, as Yates could cash in big with a good showing this season.

Added Jan 19 8:15 am (EST)

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