MLB trade rumors and news for November 27th, 2016

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The Dodgers, Giants and Yankees are among the clubs interested in Aroldis Chapman, according to Nick Cafardo of The Boston Globe:

The Nationals, Yankees, Giants, and Dodgers are emerging as possible destinations for Chapman. We’re not completely sure whether the Cubs are out of the picture.

Here’s a look at everything happening in the National League West.

This is quite a jump after the Dodgers released him:

Major League Baseball is considering removing the draft pick compensation associated with qualifying offers, according to FanRag Sports’ Jon Heyman.

The Mets have spoken to reliever Jerry Blevins about returning to New York, according to Kristie Ackert of The New York Daily News.

A Dozier trade seems relatively unlikely at this point:

The Braves have very specific details with regard to what they’re seeking in a catcher:

Important Links:

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Offseason Trade Tracker

2016-17 Free Agent Tracker

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Question of the Day: Where will Chapman land?