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MLB Rumors: Justin Turner Has Multiyear Offers From Dodgers, Brewers

As the majority of marquee free agents have found destinations for 2021 and beyond, there are still some impact players left on the board. Perhaps chief among them? Veteran third baseman Justin Turner.

Turner's market appears to be heating up. The 36-year-old reportedly has multi-year offers from the Dodgers and Brewers—and perhaps others—according to MLB Network's Jon Heyman

The Blue Jays, Mets and Braves have also been involved, though Heyman reports those teams are less likely to reel in Turner. The Dodgers are viewed as the favorites.

In his seventh season with the Dodgers, Turner hit .307/.400/.460 in 42 games in 2020, with four home runs and 23 RBIs. He was 8-for-25 (.320) with two home runs in the World Series, and has hit .295/.392/.507 in 72 career postseason games.

Keep up with the latest news and rumors around MLB:

  • The Rays are nearing an agreement with left-handed pitcher Rich Hill. (Mark Feinsand, FanSided)
  • The Diamondbacks are signing infielder Asdrubal Cabrera to a one-year deal worth $1.75 million, with up to $1.05 million in incentives. (Jon Heyman, MLB Network)
  • The Phillies and infielder Brad Miller have agreed to a one-year, $3 million deal. Miller played with the Phillies in 2019 and hit .263 with 12 home runs and a .941 OPS in 130 plate appearances. (Jon Paul Morosi, MLB.com)
  • The Rangers are signing veteran infielder Brock Holt to a minor-league deal that will be worth $1.75 million if he makes Texas' MLB roster. (Ken Rosenthal, The Athletic)
  • Joe Panik is re-signing with the Blue Jays on a minor-league deal. (Jeff Passan, ESPN)
  • The Dodgers are trading Dylan Floro to the Marlins for Alex Vesia and a prospect. (Jeff Passan, ESPN)
  • The Padres and free agent Mark Melancon have agreed to a deal pending a physical. (Dennis Lin, The Athletic)
  • The Dodgers and A's agreed to a trade with IF Sheldon Neuse and RHP Gus Varland going to Los Angeles and LHR Adam Kolarek and OF Cody Thomas going to Oakland. (Jeff Passan, ESPN)