Scott Feldman is expected to re-sign with the Baltimore Orioles unless another club overpays for his services.

The Orioles acquired Feldman in a trade with the Chicago Cubs at midseason.

There is mutual interest in continuing their relationship.

The Texas Rangers will activate Nelson Cruz for Monday night's sudden-death game against the Tampa Bay Rays.

The winner will face the Cleveland Indians later this week in the American League Wild Card game.

Cruz is eligible for the first time since Aug. 4, when he was suspended 50 games for his link to Biogenesis.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have no plans to pursue Robinson Cano this winter, according to a high-ranking National League executive.

"They're not interested in Cano," the executive said.

Los Angeles has already committed more than $163 million in salaries to 14 players for 2014.

With the end of the regular season, aside from Game No. 163 between the Tampa Bay Rays and Texas Rangers on Monday night, the order of the 2014 First-Year Player Draft is close to finalized.

1. Astros
2. Marlins
3. White Sox
4. Cubs
5. Twins
6. Mariners
7. Phillies
8. Rockies
9. Blue Jays
10. Mets
11. Blue Jays (they failed to sign No. 10 pick Phil Bickford in 2013)
12. Brewers
13. Padres
14. Giants
15. Angels
16. Diamondbacks
17. Orioles
18. Yankees
19. Royals
20. Nationals
21. Reds
22. Rangers or Rays
23. Rangers or Rays
24. Indians
25. Dodgers
26. Tigers
27. Pirates
28. Athletics
29. Braves
30. Red Sox
31. Cardinals

Alex Anthopoulos says it's possible that the Toronto Blue Jays will look to trade their surplus of relievers this offseason.

"The club's surplus of relievers is one area of depth we might have that could be attractive to other teams," he said. "We were asked about a lot of our guys in July and I don't know how the offseason's going to go, but it will not surprise me if maybe we use some of that depth to help the club in some other areas."

Raicel Iglesias has been detained by Cuban authorities for attempting to defect, according to multiple sources.

The 23-year-old right-hander was hiding in the mountains of Isla de la Juventud until Thursday when he left searching for food and water.

The San Francisco Giants have publicly stated that they would like to re-sign Tim Lincecum, who can hit the open market a few days after the World Series.

"We've begun those discussions and hopefully there's an opportunity to bring Timmy back and in short order," vice president Bobby Evans said. "That's our hope. We don't intend to wait if Timmy's willing to work with us right now. And that's the impression I'm getting -- that they're willing to work with us."

Lincecum has said that he would like to explore free agency.

Josh Donaldson might be a player the Oakland Athletics would like to sign long-term and he seems open to the idea.

Donaldson is on track to be a "super two" player, reaching arbitration after two years of service time rather than the more usual three years.

Donaldson said he and his agent, Hunter Bledsoe, have talked about the possibility of a multiyear deal "and we absolutely love it," Donaldson said. "But it has to be good for both sides. I have really enjoyed my time here."

The Milwaukee Brewers plan to contact the agent for Jean Segura this winter to open discussions on a possible contract extension, according to Doug Melvin.

The 23-year-old is hitting .295/.330/.425 with 12 home runs and 49 RBIs this season.

Having signed Hunter Pence to a five-year deal, the San Francisco Giants have moved on to another free-agent-to-be.

The Giants are now working to sign Tim Lincecum to a contract extension.