The New York Mets have agreed to a Minor League deal with Eduardo Nunez.

He will report to Major League spring training.

Nunez hit .228/.243/.305 in 60 games with the Boston Red Sox last season.

The Boston Red Sox have re-signed Mitch Moreland to a one-year with a club option for 2021.

The deal is worth $3 million via a $2.5 million salary in 2020 plus a $3 million club option with a $500,000 buyout, according to a league source.

Moreland's deal brings the Red Sox's bottom-line payroll to around $236 million, far exceeding the luxury-tax threshold of $208 million.

John Henry has expressed a desire to cut salary and get under the luxury-tax threshold, but recently told The Boston Globe that was the "goal" and not a "mandate."

The Milwaukee Brewers have re-signed Shelby Miller to a Minor League deal with an invitation to Major League spring training.

Miller was released by the Texas Rangers in July and signed by the Brewers. He made eight minor league starts, five at Triple-A San Antonio and three in rookie ball, but did not appear in a big league game and was released in late August.

The Philadelphia Phillies have signed several players to Minor League deals with invitations to spring training.

The club inked Francisco Liriano, Bud Norris, Drew Storen and Neil Walker to Minor League pacts.

The Atlanta Braves have agreed to a Minor League deal with Felix Hernandez.

The deal includes a non-roster invitation to spring training and carries a $1 million salary if Hernandez makes the Major League roster.

The longtime Seattle Mariner will turn 34 in early April.

Alyssa Nakken became the first female coach on a major league staff in baseball history Thursday when she was named an assistant under new San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler.