The Winter Meetings begin Sunday in Orlando, Fla., and prospects are certain to be on the shopping list for some clubs. Which team will get the best holiday-season deal? Who has the prospect capital to make that kind of deal happen?

The Red Sox continue to come up in trade rumors involving big names, as well as notable players they could be shipping out.

The Mets have already been active this offseason, signing Devin Williams and trading Brandon Nimmo for Marcus Semien.

The annual MLB Winter Meetings are almost here and things should start to heat up for the Angels and other teams across baseball, as it’s been a bit of a slow start to the offseason so far. Los Angeles,

Sadly for the the Twins, Ryan and Buxton aren't the only Twins who could be traded. With the MLB Winter Meetings coming up from December 7-11 in Orlando, Florida, Twins fans need to prepare themselves for Pablo Lopez and Ryan Jeffers to also get potentially dealt.

And no one rebuilt their team at the winter meetings using a series of trades more than St. Louis Cardinals GM Whitey Herzog in 1980, who engineered three trades involving 23 players, including future Hall of Famers Bruce Sutter, Rollie Fingers and Ted Simmons. Two years later, the Cardinals won the World Series with Herzog as manager.

Trading Nolan Arenado, and quite possibly Willson Contreras, are foremost on the minds of the St. Louis front office.

Per a source, the Marlins are now open to adding a proven hitter in either the outfield or first base or third base, with the thinking that several players currently at those spot

Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai could make a decision about signing with an MLB team during the winter meetings later this month, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/marlins/onsi as Marlins Should Target This Veteran Pitcher During Winter Meetings. The Miami Marlins are determined to build something special. Pitching can help teams win championships. Although the Marlins are far away from title aspirations so far, this team needs more arms.

With less than a week until baseball's annual Winter Meetings, the relief pitching market is beginning to heat up. That means that if the Dodgers are aiming to buy high, they may need to act sooner rather than later.