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Report: White Sox Considering Shortstop Ian DesmondDesmond had 19 homers and 62 RBIs in 2015.

Heyman: Anthony Rizzo A 'Bona Fide' MVP CandidateRizzo is among the top-five in the NL in a handful of offensive categories.

Heyman On Cubs-Mets Trade Talks: New York Not Easiest Team To Deal WithEach team has what the other needs, but a trade hasn't materialized yet.

Report: Cubs Calling Up Top Prospect Addison RussellRussell, 21, can play second base as well as shortstop.

Report: Cubs Set To Zero In On Russell MartinMartin hit .290 and had a .402 on-base percentage in 2014.

Heyman: Danks Is Yankees' 'Most Likely' TargetThe Yankees are in search of rotation depth after a string of injuries.

Heyman: 'Spirited' Bidding Battle Awaits For Samardzija On Trade MarketCBSSports.com MLB insider Jon Heyman also added there's a "99 percent" chance Jason Hammel is traded.

Carlos Marmol's Career Is Still KickingCarlos Marmol has agreed to a minor league deal with the Reds, Jon Heyman reports.

Heyman: Is Ortiz Hall Of Fame Worth? When Red Sox outfielder Jonny Gomes revealed they all call David Ortiz “Cooperstown” inside that cozy Red Sox clubhouse, Gomes re-ignited what might possibly be the most interesting Hall of Fame debate of them all.

Heyman: Would Girardi Manage His Home-State Cubs?The Yankees want Joe Girardi back as their manager, and they usually get what they want. But is it possible Girardi could leave the Bronx for his home-state Cubs?

Reports: Cubs, Yankees Discussing Soriano TradeThe Cubs have turned their attention to another big piece they would like to flip for prospects.

Report: Cubs Considering Keeping GarzaIn what could be a dramatic turnaround, the Cubs are now considering keeping righthanded starter Matt Garza on the North Side of Chicago.

Heyman: Rios, Peavy, Crain & Beckham In Mix As Trade Deadline LoomsChicago might be Trade Central at the trade deadline this season, and it's not only the Cubs who might sell.

Heyman: Sale Has 'About The Best Stuff In The Game'After watching White Sox left-hander Chris Sale's one-hit performance against the Angels on Sunday night, one word comes to mind: Dominant.