The Chicago Cubs and Colorado Rockies have discussed the possibility of a blockbuster trade.

According to a report, they have discussed a one-for-one deal that would send Kris Bryant to the Rockies in exchange for Nolan Arenado.

Colorado would likely pay some of the $234 million that remains on Arenado's contract.

“This is something I heard very recently -- that, yes, Arenado would love to play for the Cubs," ESPN's Jesse Rogers said during a radio appearance. "I’ll go one step further. That they’ve even discussed a one-for-one deal, Kris Bryant for Nolan Arenado, where the Rockies pick up a good portion of Arenado’s salary over the length of the contract. I’m talking $7 or $8 million per year.

"That’s how much they need to get rid of Arenado," Rogers added, "and he wants out."

The Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers are deep in talks centered around a Mookie Betts trade, according to sources.

The clubs have discussed multiple scenarios, including some with and some without David Price.

Betts, 27, will be eligible for free agency after the 2020 season.

The Red Sox understand the benefit of dealing the outfielder before the season, which would remove distractions.

The Cincinnati Reds are expected to hold off trading Nick Senzel, according to Dick Williams.

He is expected to be on Cincinnati's Opening Day roster.

"Yeah, I do," Williams said when asked if he thinks Senzel will be on the Opening Day roster. "I like what he brings to our club. He's one of our own. He's an impact, young offensive player. They don't come along very often. The flexibility he brings to the club, attitude he brings. At this point, we see him as very much a part of a winning, championship team here."

Senzel was rumored in trade talks for most of the winter.

The Boston Red Sox seem more serious than ever about trading Mookie Betts, according to a report.

Rival clubs are starting to think a trade may truly happen.

Trade talks have picked up as of late. The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres have most recently been linked to Betts.

The Pittsburgh Pirates have traded Starling Marte to the Arizona Diamondbacks for two prospects and $250,000 in international signing bonus pool money.

The Pirates are in the midst of a rebuild after a last-place finish in 2019 and shuffling of the front office.

The trade talks the Boston Red Sox have had with the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres have "evolved," according to a report.

According to multiple sources, the Red Sox continue to discuss moving Mookie Betts to multiple suitors.

Boston is weighing potential combinations of big leaguers and prospects.

Betts, 27, is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent after the 2020 season.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are discussing Starling Marte trade possibilities with the New York Mets and San Diego Padres, according to a report.

The Pirates appear headed for a full-on rebuild.

Marte, 31, is still useful as a strong defender at corner outfielder. He's under contract for $11.5 million this coming season with a $12.5 club option for 2021.

The Boston Red Sox have discussed the possibility of trading Mookie Betts to the San Diego Padres, according to multiple reports.

Recent talks have centered around the Padres sending Wil Myers and prospects to the Red Sox.

While there is legitimate interest on both sides, an agreement is considered a long shot at this time.

Myers is owed $61 million guaranteed over the next three seasons, including a $1 million buyout of his $20 million club option for 2023.

Betts will earn $27 million in his final year before free agency.

Nolan Arenado says he's focused on baseball and won't publicly discuss his relationship with the Colorado Rockies going forward.

"There has been a lot of stuff going on that nobody knows about, and I was reacting to what was said, and [that] was out of character for me because I'm very private with my life," Arenado wrote in a statement released to the Denver Post.

"The Rockies have been talking to my agent and me this offseason about a number of things that will remain between us. I will not speak on these things anymore. I'm getting ready for the upcoming season. I'm working hard to get better for my teammates and fans."

Jeff Bridich declared on Monday that the team had ended trade talks for Arenado. The third baseman followed that up by telling MLB.com that there was "a lot of disrespect from people there that I don't want to be a part of."

Nolan Arenado reacted to recent comments by Jeff Bridich by accusing the Colorado Rockies of "a lot of disrespect from people there that I don't want to be a part of."

Bridich has declared that the Rockies have ended trade talks involving the third baseman.

Arenado is upset over Colorado's inaction this offseason less than a year after they signed him to an eight-year, $260 million extension. The Rockies are coming off a 71-91 season.

He holds both a full no-trade clause and an opt-out clause that allows him to void the deal after the 2021 season.