The New York Mets are still open to trading Dillon Gee despite Zach Wheeler's season-ending injury, according to a source.

Gee is expected to begin the season in New York's rotation, but some within the organization prefer prospect Rafael Montero.

There are no active discussions with other clubs.

The Boston Red Sox have acquired Sandy Leon from the Washington Nationals.

The Red Sox are in need of a catcher. They placed Christian Vazquez on the 60-day disabled list on Monday with a right elbow sprain.

Leon was acquired for cash considerations.

The 26-year-old is out of options, and the Nationals didn't believe he would clear waivers, making him expendable.

The New York Mets have addressed pitching needs on Monday, acquiring Jerry Blevins from the Washington Nationals and Alex Torres from the San Diego Padres.

The Mets will send Matt den Dekker will head to Washington, while Cory Mazzoni and a player to be named will head to San Diego.

Blevins, 31, went 2-3 with a 4.87 ERA in 64 relief appearances for the Nationals last season.

Torres, 27, went 2-1 with a 3.33 ERA in 70 relief appearances last season.

The Minnesota Twins are looking for bullpen help, according to sources.

Minnesota is looking to add at least one and maybe two relief pitchers by the end of Spring Training.

Twins relievers ranked 21st in the league in ERA (3.73), 24th in fWAR (0.9), 29th in xFIP (4.18) and dead last in strikeouts per nine innings (6.66 K/9) in 2014.

The Cincinnati Reds have acquired Dan Johnson from the Houston Astros for a player to be named or cash.

Johnson played in 15 games for the Toronto Blue Jays last season, batting .211 with a homer and seven RBIs.

He left as a free agent after the season and signed with Houston in December.

The Philadelphia Phillies have scouted Austin Romine as they hunt for a backup to starting catcher Carlos Ruiz.

Romine is out of options and believed to be behind John Ryan Murphy in the competition to be Brian McCann's backup with the New York Yankees.

The Padres also have an interest in Romine, who has developed a reputation as a solid defensive catcher.

The Los Angeles Dodgers may be in the market for pitching depth.

They sent Hyun-jin Ryu back to Los Angeles on Sunday to see a doctor after he reported discomfort in the shoulder that ailed him at times last season.

Ryu will begin the season on the disabled list.

Andrew Friedman says the team could potentially have interest in "more depth starting pitching, but that is no different than we have tried to get all offseason."

The Tampa Bay Rays have made David DeJesus available via trade.

In addition to the Rays, the Boston Red Sox and San Diego Padres have spare outfielders as well.

DeJesus hit .248/.344/.403 while playing mostly designated hitter last season.

The San Francisco Giants are not actively pursuing outfield help, despite Hunter Pence's recent injury.

If the club decides to pursue help, they'll look for a power bat.

San Francisco did call the Boston Red Sox about Allen Craig, but found that the Red Sox weren't interested in "selling low" on Craig.

Cliff Lee's elbow injury won't change how the Philadelphia Phillies handle a possible trade of Cole Hamels, according to Ruben Amaro, Jr.

"No reason to change it," Amaro said. "I don't know what our 'stance' on Cole is. Others have 'stances,' I guess, for us. I guess other people must think we have a 'stance.' Our 'stance' is that we’re open-minded. And that hasn't changed one bit."