MLB Trade Rumors

After just one season as a member of the Oakland Athletics, infielder Brett Lawrie could very well be on the move via trade this offseason.

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Report: A's 'Likely' to Deal Lawrie

Friday, Nov. 27

In the wake of the A's acquiring second baseman Jed Lowrie from the Houston Astros Wednesday, Lawrie looks to be the odd man out in Oakland.

Even though Thanksgiving dominated Week 3 of the 2015-2016 MLB offseason, there was still plenty of buzz surrounding stars like David Price and Jose Fernandez.

When it comes to the chase for Price, a heavyweight has emerged from the American League East. Meanwhile, some clarity has been provided on the future of Fernandez in South Beach.

As you enjoy your Thanksgiving leftovers, here's a look at all the biggest questions and answers from the week that was.

The end of November is an interesting time in Major League Baseball, as it's a time when rumors begin to simmer heading into the winter meetings in two weeks. 

There will also be an overabundance of rumors that are either false or useless. Hearing that teams are "willing to listen" on a random player says nothing because a general manager will take a phone call about any player, even if there's no intention of moving that player. 

The Miami Marlins are apparently on the verge of trading a budding young star, as the Seattle Mariners are reportedly working to obtain outfielder Marcell Ozuna, per ESPN.com's Jerry Carsick. In fact, MLB.com's Joe Frisaro noted Ozuna could be part of a bigger deal. 

Historically, the real fun of the MLB offseason doesn't begin until the winter meetings.

Unfortunately, that gathering of baseball's top minds and decision-makers doesn't convene until Dec. 6 in Nashville, Tennessee. As we sit around waiting, there's no harm in taking a look at 10 impact moves that make so much sense that they should have already been made.

That sound you just heard was another trade rumor whizzing past your ear like a high, tight four-seamer. Hey, there goes another one. And another.

It's that time of year. The World Series confetti has been swept from the streets of Kansas City; the awards have been awarded. And the hot stove is still crackling to life, spitting more sparks than flames.

So we amuse ourselves with rumors and speculation. What else can you do when staring down three long, frigid months of no baseball?

Not even a month removed from the end of the World Series and it has already been a busy offseason in Major League Baseball.

With plenty of rumors and speculation flying around on which big names are on the trade market, this winter is going to be a hot one. 

Here are some of the latest rumors that are dominating the headlines around the league. 

Coming off a 94-loss season and needing to build their team from the bottom up, the Milwaukee Brewers could make Adam Lind available to teams in need of an offensive upgrade at first base or designated hitter. 

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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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As the Chicago White Sox look to improve on a disappointing 2015 season, they are reportedly open to trading outfielder Avisail Garcia.

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