The Cincinnati Reds made an offer to Bronson Arroyo, but the veteran pitcher opted to sign with the Washington Nationals.

There is no other veteran starter on the open market that the club is interested in.

"Less likely now," Walt Jocketty said of adding a veteran arm. "We had an offer to Bronson, but it just wasn't good enough."

With February approaching, the Reds don't anticipate any more moves.

"We're still talking to clubs, but I don't see anything happening," Jocketty said. "That could change in the next phone call, though."

The Tampa Bay Rays will reportedly acquire Corey Dickerson from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for Jake McGee.

A number of reports indicate that each team will also receive a Minor League pitcher from the other.

The Rockies signed Gerardo Parra earlier in the offseason, leading many to believe a trade was necessary to sort out a crowded outfield.

Major League Baseball has moved the 2016 non-waiver trade deadline to August 1 because the usual date of July 31 falls on a Sunday this year.

The deadline is typically 4:00 PM EST, but MLB hasn't confirmed that the time will remain the same.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are in "active trade talks" to move a second baseman, according to a report.

Bob Nightengale reports that trading a second baseman would allow Arizona to add Howie Kendrick in free agency.

Arizona currently has several options at second base -- Aaron Hill, Chris Owings and prospect Brandon Drury.

The Miami Marlins are still looking to add a veteran starter, according to multiple reports.

Doug Fister, Alfredo Simon, Cliff Lee and Tim Lincecum are names that have been listed as options.

The Milwaukee Brewers are in the early stages of a rebuilding program and Jonathan Lucroy thinks it would be best for both sides if he were traded.

"I'm not going to sit here and say we're going to compete for the playoffs this year," Lucroy told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. "If I did that, you'd call me a liar. I'd lose credibility and respect.

"I want to win and I don't see us winning in the foreseeable future. I want to go to a World Series. That's what all players want. Rebuilding is not a lot of fun for any veteran guy."

Lucroy has been the subject of trade rumors for several months. His contract includes a $4 million salary in 2016 and $5.25 million club option for 2017.

"Yeah, absolutely. I want to win," he said. "It's not guaranteed that I'm going to win if I am traded. But I'm going to be a 30-year-old catcher (in June). I can't put numbers on how much longer I'm going to play, but as players we want to win. I don't care about the money; I just want to win. That's the bottom line."

The Colorado Rockies have a surplus of outfielders and are listening to offers as the offseason progresses.

"There have been clubs calling from the get-go," general manager Jeff Bridich said.

"The outfield market in general, one that's combining the free-agent market with the trade market, has been one that's been pretty slow moving. But teams have been checking in ever since free agency started. There hasn't been anything that's made us say, 'Yeah, that makes a lot of sense for us, short and long term.' And we feel like an addition like this can only help us. It's obviously a good thing."

Colorado's three-year, $27.5 million deal with Gerardo Parra is set to become official this week. He joins Carlos Gonzalez, Charlie Blackman, Corey Dickerson and Brandon Barnes in Colorado's outfield.

The Miami Marlins made separate trade offers to the Texas Rangers and Cincinnati Reds for Marcell Ozuna earlier this offseason.

Miami wanted starting pitching back in both deals, according to a report.

The offers came before the Marlins signed Wei-Yin Chen, so the likelihood of a trade now appears slim.

The Arizona Diamondbacks have agreed to acquire Cody Hall from the San Francisco Giants.

Hall was recently designated for assignment.

The 28-year-old only pitched 8 1/3 innings at the Major League level in 2015.

The Houston Astros have inquired with the Atlanta Braves about the availability of outfielder Ender Inciarte.

Atlanta acquired Inciarte, 25, from the Arizona Diamondbacks as part of the Shelby Miller deal.