First baseman Brandon Moss has agreed to sign with the Royals, according to ESPN's Jim Bowden and multiple reports.

Yahoo! Sports first reported that it will be a two-year deal for $12 million, and ESPN has confirmed the terms. The contract agreement is pending a physical, which is scheduled for this week.

Stephen Drew has agreed to a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Washington Nationals.

Drew has a chance to earn up to $1.25 million more in performance bonuses tied to the number of games he plays.

The Cincinnati Reds have signed Scott Feldman to a one-year, $2.3 million deal.

Feldman can earn an additional $2.2 million through incentives.

The Reds have two open spots in their rotation, but Feldman has experience as a reliever as well.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to a minor league deal with Brandon Morrow.

Morrow is expected to compete for a spot on the roster as a reliever.

He will earn $1.25 million for anytime spent in the major leagues.

The Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a minor league contract with Ryan Hanigan and invited him to spring training.

Hanigan will earn $1.25 million if added to Philadelphia's 40-man roster.

He also has the chance to earn $375,000 in performance bonuses based on starts at catcher.

Hanigan played the last two seasons with the Boston Red Sox.

The Cleveland Indians have agreed to a minor league deal with Austin Jackson, according to sources.

Jackson signed with the Chicago White Sox last offseason, but played less than three months before having season-ending knee surgery.

The outfielder gives the Indians some outfield depth and insurance in case Michael Brantley isn't ready for the start of the season.

The Colorado Rockies have reached an agreement on a deal with Greg Holland, a source has confirmed.

Holland, 31, underwent Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in October 2015 and missed all of last season.

According to multiple reports, Holland's deal is for one guaranteed year with a second-year vesting option.

The Los Angeles Angels have finalized a two-year, $15 million deal for Luis Valbuena, who will play at both first and third base.

Valbuena will fill in for Albert Pujols, who is likely to miss time at the start of the season due to foot surgery.

"I feel good, because I like that team," Valbuena said. "I wanted to be here because I've got a good relationship with a couple of guys on the team."

The Giants have agreed to a $2 million, one-year contract with Nick Hundley to serve as the backup catcher to Buster Posey.

Hundley passed a physical, and his deal was announced Tuesday.

He batted .260 with 10 home runs and 48 RBIs in 83 games for Colorado last season, starting 77 games behind the plate.

The San Francisco Giants were working Monday to finalize a minor league contract with South Korean infielder Jae-gyun Hwang, who could provide some insurance at third base.

A person with knowledge of the negotiations said Monday the deal is not yet complete and would include an invitation to big league spring training if Hwang passes a physical.