The New York Yankees have called the Atlanta Braves about trading for Shelby Miller, according to sources.

There is a lot of interest in Miller and Atlanta reportedly asked New York for Luis Severino in return.

There is no evidence that the Yankees will consider moving Severino.

Atlanta also reportedly would want Marcell Ozuna and more from the Miami Marlins in a deal for Miller.

Joe Ross is a sought-after trade target this winter, but the Washington Nationals have been resisting all offers.

The Nationals have holes to fill with Jordan Zimmermann leaving in free agency and Doug Fister likely to follow suit.

There is talk around baseball that the Boston Red Sox are trying to move Hanley Ramirez in a trade.

The Seattle Mariners, Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Angels appear to be possible destinations for the shortstop-turned-outfielder.

There is more than $68 million remaining on Ramirez's contract, which complicates any possible trade.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are "listening on all their potential free agents," according to a report by Jayson Stark of ESPN.

That includes Mark Melancon, Neil Walker and Pedro Alvarez.

The Pirates don't have any clear replacements at any of the three positions, but could still make a deal if the price is right.

The Chicago Cubs have acquired Rex Brothers from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for left-hander Wander Cabrera.

Brothers, who turns 28 next month, split last season between the Rockies and Triple-A Albuquerque, going 1-0 with a 1.74 ERA in 17 Major League relief appearances.

The Houston Astros have traded Jed Lowrie to the Oakland Athletics less than a year after the infielder left Oakland to sign a three-year deal with Houston.

The Astros acquired right-hander Brendan McCurry in the deal.

The New York Yankees are willing to deal Ivan Nova, according to a report in The New York Post.

Nova could be packaged with other assets for a starter with multiple years of team control remaining.

The 28-year-old is eligible to become a free agent at the end of 2016.

The Seattle Mariners and Miami Marlins are discussing a trade centered around Marcell Ozuna, according to a report.

Ozuna has been a frequent subject of trade rumors this offseason.

The Mariners, who have already negotiated four trades this month, have several young arms to offer the Marlins.

The Seattle Mariners are expected to trade Mark Trumbo this offseason.

Jerry Dipoto traded Trumbo to the Arizona Diamondbacks when he was the general manager of the Los Angeles Angels.

Dipoto has targeted defense and on-base percentage thus far in Seattle, which could mean Trumbo is not a fit.

After a report in The New York Daily News suggested that Robinson Cano is unhappy and wants out of Seattle, Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto refuted the notion.

Dipoto said the situation is "quite the opposite" after speaking with one of Cano's agents.

The recently-hired executive said Brodie Van Wagenen called him Monday morning after the newspaper reported that one of Cano's longtime friends said the player was displeased with the change in Seattle and would "love to find his way back to New York" if possible.

Cano has eight years and $192 million remaining on the 10-year, $240 million contract he signed after leaving the Yankees in free agency.

"He reached out to let me know that did not come from Robbie and that's not at all reflective of how he felt," Dipoto said. "Shortly after the season ended, I sat down with Robinson in my office for two hours and we had a great talk and I think we left with a very clear understanding of who one another might be.

"Since the season ended, we've had a couple phone conversations and texted back and forth on a couple occasions. I don't have any reason to believe he has a problem. He has not expressed that to me. As we're moving forward, we believe he's going to have a strong season as our second baseman."