The Los Angeles Dodgers have signed Hector Olivera to a six-year contract worth $62.5 million, according to multiple reports.

The Cuban infielder's deal also includes a $28 million signing bonus.

Olivera, who turns 30 in April, was also targeted by the Atlanta Braves, San Diego Padres, Miami Marlins and New York Yankees.

The Marlins took another step toward keeping their young talent in Miami, agreeing to a seven-year, $49.5 million deal with outfielder Christian Yelich on Sunday.

The Marlins have a club option for an eighth year with the 2010 first-round draft pick. 

The details of Corey Kluber's one-year deal with the Cleveland Indians have been released.

Kluber will earn $601,000 in 2015, a year after winning the American League Cy Young award.

There is still a chance that Kluber and the Indians will come to terms on a long-term extension.

The Tampa Bay Rays have agreed to a two-year, Minor League contract with Jonny Venters.

Venters has spent his entire professional career with the Atlanta Braves.

He underwent his third Tommy John procedure in September.

The Chicago Cubs have added Phil Coke to their bullpen, according to a source.

The club hadn't confirmed the deal as of Thursday afternoon.

Coke, 31, appeared in 62 games for the Detroit Tigers last season. He had a 3.88 ERA.

"It's not a secret we're seeking that left-handed kind of specialist, but it's also nice to have that lefty that can get out a righty," Joe Maddon said. "I've seen Phil Coke a lot in the past, and he was able to get righties out as well."