MLB trade rumors and news for February 10th, 2017

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Here’s a roundup of what’s happening around the American League West.

• Homer Bailey has undergone more surgery for bone spurs and will be out another 4-6 weeks.
• Cleveland is “intrigued” by Chase Utley and to that I say: get in line.
• If you’re looking for Andrew McCutchen next season...don’t check centerfield, you won’t find him there.
• Javier Lopez announced yesterday that he is officially retiring from baseball. But hey, four World Series rings isn’t too shabby.
• If you’ve recently found yourself contemplating life and existence while in the shower and somehow ended up asking yourself where has C.J. Wilson gone and if he’s okay, boy do I have an answer for you. He retired. He also bought a car dealership, as one does.
• Did Jeff Loria just casually sell the Marlins? Yeah. Yeah, we think so.
• The Diamondbacks sign Hank Conger to a minor-league deal.
• Here’s a complete guide to everything you need to know about this year’s PECOTA projections.
• Baseball is trying to establish a new strike zone and well...it’s asking for a lot of problems.
• The Nationals and White Sox are discussing a David Robertson deal.
• Anthony Rizzo is the epitome of why kids look up to baseball players as heroes.
• Mike Napoli has caved...probably. While he was very adamant about wanting a more long-term deal, it looks like the slugger and the Rangers have agreed to a one-year contractwith more details coming out later this week.

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Today in baseball: On January 10th, 1984, after five months of discussion, the Mets and Keith Hernandez come to terms on an $8 million, five-year contract.

Question of the Day: Will you be stopping by C.J. Wilson’s car dealership? Are you literally already there?