Melvin Mora has agreed to a one-year, $1.275 million deal with the Rockies, according to multiple reports. Mora will be a right-handed hitting utility player for Colorado in the 2010 season. The Orioles declined their $8 million option on Mora in October, making him a free agent.

The Giants and closer Brian Wilson have agreed to a one-year, $4.4 million deal, according to sources. Wilson, who earned $480,000 in 2009, was third in the league with 38 saves last year. "We're very proud of Brian, from the beginning when he was drafted to developing in our system," Giants vice president of baseball operations Bobby Evans said. "He's done a great job and become such a meaningful part of our organization. He's been an important part of this ballclub."

The Reds and free-agent shortstop Orlando Cabrera have agreed to a one-year, $3 million contract, according to a source. MLB.com is reporting that the deal includes a $3 million option with a $1 million buyout for 2011. Cabrera hit .284 last season with the Athletics and Twins.

The Rangers have agreed to a one-year deal with right-hander Scott Feldman. The contract for 2010 will be worth $2,425,000 and avoided an arbitration hearing. Feldman went 17-8 with a 4.08 ERA in 2009.

The Mets have signed veteran utilityman Frank Catalanotto to a minor-league deal with an invitation to spring training. Catalanotto hit .278 with a homer and nine RBIs in 77 games last season for the Brewers. He has played first, second and third base, as well as both corner outfield spots during his career.

The Athletics have agreed to a two-year, $5.25 million contract with reliever Michael Wuertz. The deal allowed the two sides to offer arbitration. The contract includes a club option for 2012.

The Nationals have agreed to a minor-league contract with pitcher Miguel Batista and invited him to spring training. Batista went 7-4 with one save and a 4.04 ERA in 56 relief appearances for Seattle last season.

The Marlins and reliever Derrick Turnbow have reached a minor-league agreement on a one-year deal. Turnbow saved 63 games for Milwaukee in the 2005-2006 seasons, but has been limited to a total of 30 2/3 innings in the past two seasons because of shoulder trouble. The Diamondbacks, Rockies and Dodgers had all expressed interest in Turnbow.

The Mets agreed to a one-year deal with utilityman Fernando Tatis on Thursday, effectively ending the chances of a return for Carlos Delgado. The contract will become official following a physical. Tatis will reportedly make less than the $1.7 million he earned in 2009, but incentives could bring him close to the number.

Jim Edmonds agreed to a minor league contract with the Brewers on Thursday, hoping to return to the big leagues after sitting out last season. The 39-year-old Edmonds is a career .284 hitter with 382 homers and 1,176 RBIs in 16 seasons with Anaheim, St. Louis, San Diego and the Chicago Cubs.