The Padres have looked at Wil Myers’ stellar 2013 season a few dozen times the last couple of days as they worked toward acquiring him from the Rays. They did just that on Wednesday by completing a massive three-team, 11-player deal with the Rays and Nationals. If these things came with guarantees, they wouldn’t be nearly as much fun.

The Mariners acquired Justin Ruggiano, who can play all three outfield positions and could platoon in right, for Minor League pitcher Matt Brazis.

Padres GM A.J. Preller has only been on the job since August, but he’s already displayed a willingness to shoot for the stars.

The Giants have reportedly reached an agreement to bring back free-agent reliever Sergio Romo on a two-year contract worth $15 million.

Reds backup catcher Brayan Pena is usually a lock to play winter ball during his offseason, but that isn’t the case during this particular offseason. Pena has decided to skip it this year — pretty much.

When Frank Anderson first saw Andrew Heaney walk into the Oklahoma State University campus in the fall of 2009, the young left-hander was carrying 140 pounds on a 6-foot-2 frame.

Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis had surgery on Tuesday to repair a damaged extensor tendon in his left ring finger. He is expected to be ready to go in time for the regular season.

Outfielder Steven Moya found himself in the big leagues for a brief time during 2014, but his near-term future is likely back in the Minor Leagues after the Tigers’ acquisition of Yoenis Cespedes.

The Marlins’ power play is now completed. The club on Wednesday announced the signing of free agent Michael Morse, who will take over at first base while providing additional pop to the middle of the lineup.

The Red Sox bolstered their bullpen on Wednesday, acquiring right-hander Anthony Varvaro from the Braves in exchange for Minor Leaguer Aaron Kurcz and cash considerations.

Let’s say Red Sox general manager Ben Cherington doesn’t make any further moves this offseason. Is his team good enough to win the American League East?

Corey Kluber is a creature of habit, and altering his offseason regimen after his breakout 2014 season is not something he really wants to do. But the AL Cy Young Award winner is receptive to the Indians’ suggestions for easing into Spring Training.

Once Jon Lester made his decision that there would be no return engagement in Boston, there was an unsettling feeling for Red Sox fans who have just about always had an “ace” to cheer on in recent decades.

Mat Latos’ playing career is coming full circle. The 27-year-old, who grew up a Marlins fan and played high school and college ball in South Florida, is now looking to help take his hometown big league team to the next level.

According to multiple reports, the San Diego Padres are discussing a “significant trade” involving Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Wil Myers.

Delino DeShields Jr. joins the Rangers with a chance to make the big league club as a fourth outfielder/super-utility man. As a Rule 5 Draft selection, he will remain with the Rangers if he can stick on their 25-man roster for the entire 2015 season.

The Rangers were out in force again Tuesday, giving back to the community by making a visit to Cook Children’s Medical Center and hosting a toy drive at Globe Life Park.