MLB Rumors

Unrestricted free-agent starting pitcher Yovani Gallardo is continuing to garner some interest on the market this offseason. 

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2 Teams Most Interested in Gallardo

Friday, Dec. 18

According to FoxSports.com's Jon Morosi, the Baltimore Orioles and the Houston Astros are the "most aggressive suitors" for Gallardo's services. 

The Baltimore Orioles reportedly won't retain free-agent starting pitcher Wei-Yin Chen because his asking price is too steep.

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Chen Seeking 5-Year, $100 Million Deal

Thursday, Dec. 17

Roch Kubatko of MASNsports.com provided the update on Chen's demands and indicated "it's clear" the 30-year-old isn't in Baltimore's future plans.      

There are just 63 days until pitchers and catchers report for spring training, yet there is still plenty of hot-stove fodder to feed on. 

The winter meetings seem like ages ago given the splash of free-agent signings, yet the trade market remains fluid among plenty of potentially franchise-altering talent. 

Here is a look at some of the latest trade buzz. 

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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It is appropriate that the 2015 MLB winter meetings are in the Music City of Nashville, Tennessee, because the flurry of activity has been music to the ears of those looking for baseball stories during the long winter.

The market for Pedro Alvarez has been slow to develop, but the 28-year-old free agent who was non-tendered by the Pittsburgh Pirates on Dec. 2 does possess more than enough power to intrigue teams searching for depth in the lineup next season. 

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Free agency has hogged most of the MLB offseason buzz, but with the winter meetings underway, trade talks are heating up at a rapid rate. 

This four-day gathering of league executives is generally the biggest tipping point of the offseason in shuffling personnel, and a few high-profile names have been linked to potential news. 

Hideki Okajima was once a lockdown bullpen option for the Boston Red Sox, but he hasn’t appeared in a Major League Baseball game since 2013. The southpaw reportedly could be making a comeback after spending some time in Japan.

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The MLB offseason has already seen some lucrative deals made to free agents, and clubs are continuing to dig deep into their pockets to grab the top players available.

The Boston Red Sox, after finishing in last place in the American League East in each of the last two seasons, found their ace in David Price, signing him to a seven-year, $217 million contract on December 1.

The Miami Marlins are reportedly listening to offers from teams interested in trading for second baseman Dee Gordon, per Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe.

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