The Red Sox added veteran right-hander Carlos Marmol to their list of non-roster invitees to Major League Spring Training on Tuesday.

As if consensus top prospect Corey Seager isn’t proof enough, the excellence of the Dodgers’ farm system is further illustrated by the treasure trove of young pitchers who will report to Major League Spring Training this week.

After taking a round of batting practice on Tuesday, Javier Baez joined Albert Almora, Shawon Dunston Jr. and Kyle Schwarber for some outfield drills with Cubs Minor League roving instructor Doug Dascenzo. Does this mean Baez, who at one time was projected as the starting second baseman, is an outfielder now?

The Cubs have invited three more players to Spring Training camp, including outfielder Matt Murton, right-handed pitcher Ryan Williams and lefty Edgar Olmos.

Since their mysterious disappearance from the Cuban team last week, Yulieski Gurriel and his younger brother Lourdes Gurriel Jr. have been training in secret, even as speculation mounted over their location and future in the game.

Jason Giambi was an instrumental leader within the Indians’ clubhouse during the team’s run to the playoffs three years ago. Now retired, the former slugger will offer an experienced voice as a guest instructor with Cleveland this spring.

MLB.com fantasy guru Fred Zinkie fielded questions from fans during a live Twitter chat at @Fantasy411 on Tuesday.

The Twins have a young core of position players and more rotation depth than they’ve had in years, but there are still plenty of roster questions that need to be resolved in Spring Training.

After missing most of the past two seasons because of injuries, the Rangers’ Derek Holland, 29, is eager to get back on the mound. He also made it clear he is not eager to get here early so he can answer the same tedious questions about his injuries.

Aside from center field and the fifth-starter spot, there isn’t much suspense concerning who’s playing for the Tigers in 2016.

USA Today is picking the White Sox to win the American League Central, and as radical as that seems, it just might be right.

The Astros and Evan Gattis avoided arbitration on Tuesday by agreeing on a one-year deal with a team option.

Opening Day starter was one of the trickiest decisions Brad Ausmus faced in his first two Spring Training camps as Tigers manager. This year, he didn’t even need to wait for reporting day..

Cubs pitcher Jake Arrieta is devoted to Pilates. First baseman Anthony Rizzo has added yoga to his routine. Jason Heyward? He has a “movement coach,” who works with him to get faster.

USA Baseball on Tuesday unveiled its 50-player preseason watch list for the Golden Spikes Award, given annually to the best amateur baseball player in the country.

As delays wreaked havoc on New York City airports on Tuesday, and plenty of others across the country faced winter travel issues, Mets catcher Travis d’Arnaud must have been pleased with his more innovative route to Spring Training.

The Rangers typically use Spring Training to address possible contract extensions to key players. Third baseman Adrian Beltre is at the top of the list. He is in the final year of a six-year contract and can be a free agent after the upcoming season.