Matt Olson is expected to be traded whenever the Major League Baseball lockout is lifted.

Olson has already been linked to the New York Yankees, Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves. According to a report, the San Diego Padres figure to be in the mix for the 2021 All-Star as well.

A.J. Preller has already at least touched base with the Oakland Athletics' front office as part of a broader conversations about possible deals.

Once the offseason is allowed to resume, the Seattle Mariners are expected to pursue more offensive help.

According to a report, the Mariners are looking for a "right-handed power bat" and a "left-handed hitting" outfielder.

Seattle already made a number of additions this offseason, including Robbie Ray and Adam Frazier.

The Tampa Bay Rays are open to trading Austin Meadows, according to a report.

Fellow outfielders Kevin Kiermaier and Manuel Margot could be on the block as well.

Meadows, 26, hit .234 with a .773 OPS, 27 home runs and 106 RBI this past season.

The Texas Rangers are expected to pursue a trade for Matt Olson once the lockout ends, according to a report.

Olson, who has been the subject of trade rumors for months, has been linked to multiple clubs.

The 27-year-old hit .271/.371/.540 with 39 home runs in 673 plate appearances this past season.

Tyler Glasnow is expected to miss a majority of the 2022 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery last August.

Despite that, the Tampa Bay Rays may look to move Glasnow once the lockout is lifted. If the right-hander has his way, he'll remain with Tampa.

"Your guess is as good as mine," Glasnow said when asked if he'll remain with the Rays. "I hope. I really, really hope. I didn't get traded before the lockout, so that’s a good sign. … I think if somebody were to call the Rays and give them a really awesome deal or something, (president of baseball operations Erik Neander) is not going to be like 'no.' He has to listen to everything. That's just how being a GM is.

"But we have a really good relationship. Time will tell, but I would much prefer to stay a Ray. It would be nice to watch everyone in the beginning of the season and how good the team is and how young everyone is and then try to weave my back in and contribute."