In about a month, spring training camps will open across Arizona and Florida, and the first exhibition games are five weeks from this Friday. The World Baseball Classic begins two weeks after that. There are still a lot of trades and free-agent signings that must happen before then. Here are the latest rumors:

Cardinals, D-backs Complete Arenado Trade

The Cardinals have finalized a trade sending Nolan Arenado to Arizona, which includes cash and minor-league pitcher Jack Martinez in return. This trade clears a spot for the D-backs at third base as they look to bolster their roster.

Mets Offer Tucker $50M Per Year

The Mets have reportedly offered Kyle Tucker a lucrative three-year deal worth $50 million annually, potentially including opt-outs. Tucker’s decision on this offer could arrive soon, making him a focal point of the offseason.

Giants Seeking Second Base Solutions

The Giants are looking for second basemen and are in discussions with the Cardinals regarding Brendan Donovan and with the Cubs about Nico Hoerner. This follow-up would enhance their infield depth.

Rangers Focus on Pitching

Texas Rangers GM Chris Young stated that improving their pitching is a priority as they ready their squad for the upcoming season, while also placing confidence in their current hitting lineup.

Minimal Interest in Walker

Christian Walker has seen little trade interest as he comes off a less-than-stellar season and is still under contract for two more years with a hefty price tag.

Bichette’s Meeting with Phillies

Bo Bichette’s recent meeting with the Phillies went well, which may open doors for future negotiations as they seek additional infield options.

Yankees Open to Opt-Outs for Bellinger

The Yankees are amenable to including opt-outs in their potential contract with Cody Bellinger, looking to make a significant investment as he explores his next landing spot.