The Los Angeles Dodgers have discussed internally the possibility of signing both Zack Greinke and David Price, according to sources.

However, it's highly doubtful the club would spend the money to sign both.

Clayton Kershaw already makes $30 million annually and both Price and Greinke are expected to receive as much on the free agent market.

Johnny Cueto is looking for a contract worth $140 million to $160 million, according to a report by ESPN's Jerry Crasnick.

Cueto reportedly rejected a six-year, $120 million offer from the Arizona Diamondbacks, which may offer legitimacy to Crasnick's report.

The market for Zack Greinke is beginning to "heat up," according to a report by Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants are looking for some details in terms of what Greinke is looking for on the free agent market.

Greinke is reportedly looking for more than $30 million annually.

The Boston Red Sox have reached an agreement on a multiyear deal with Chris Young, according to a source.

No terms have been reported for the deal, which brings Young over from the rival New York Yankees.

The Baltimore Orioles have "some level of interest" in Denard Span, according to a report.

The level of Baltimore's interest isn't clear, but some within the organization view him as a good fit in right field.

Span has played just 124 games in right during his career and none since 2009.

The Atlanta Braves are interested in signing Ben Zobrist, who has no shortage of suitors this offseason.

Atlanta is rebuilding and seems like a surprising suitor, but they view Zobrist as a strong mentor for their young players.

Free-agent pitcher Johnny Cueto turned down a reportedly lucrative contract offer from the D-Backs earlier this month, Arizona general manager Dave Stewart told the Arizona Republic.

Stewart would not reveal specifics of the offer, but MLB.com reported Sunday that Cueto rejected a six-year, $120 million deal.

The New York Mets have labeled Ben Zobrist as their "No. 1 target," according to a report.

The Washington Nationals, Atlanta Braves and San Francisco Giants are also believed to be interested in Zobrist, who won a World Series title with the Kansas City Royals this month.

The Detroit Tigers have agreed to a five-year, $110 million deal with Jordan Zimmermann, according to a source.

The contract is pending the completion of a physical exam.

Zimmermann joins Justin Verlander and Anibal Sanchez atop Detroit's starting rotation.

The Tigers and right-hander Jordan Zimmerman are progressing in discussions on a free-agent contract, according to a Fox Sports report on Saturday.

The talks between the free agent starter, who has pitched for the Nationals his entire career, and the Tigers are "serious," according to the report.

In 2015, he went 13-10 with a 3.66 ERA and made a career-high 33 starts.