We're a couple of weeks from pitchers and catchers reporting to spring training, and we've still got plenty of big free agent names left on the board (including Bryce Harper and Manny Machado). That means we've got a healthy supply of buzz even as we head toward February. To give you an idea of what's out there on Monday, we're here to round up all the notable trade and free agency rumors. As always, our Free Agent Tracker is a great way to catch up on what's already happened on that front. Now let's jump in ...

Reds angling for Realmuto

J.T. Realmuto PHI • C • 10 BA .277 R 74 HR 21 RBI 74 SB 3 View Profile

The Marlins have for months been fielding calls about All-Star catcher J.T. Realmuto. Even at this late hour and even though many available catchers have been scooped up, interest in Realmuto is high. The Padres and Dodgers have been the subjects of the most scuttle recently, but now here comes Cincy ...

It seems unlikely that the Marlins would be able to pry Senzel away from the Reds, but they could be going for the next-best thing: Jonathan India, the fifth overall pick in last June's draft:

The Reds have been aggressive this offseason, as they've already swung deals for Alex Wood, Yasiel Puig, Matt Kemp (from the Dodgers), Tanner Roark (Nationals), and Sonny Gray (Yankees). Incumbent catcher Tucker Barnhart isn't really a liability, but he's also not Realmuto. No doubt, the Reds would be a better team by adding Realmuto.

As for the Marlins, any such deal would be the capstone on their rebuilding process -- a process that looks very much like a mixed bag at this juncture.

Twins 'checked in' on Kimbrel

Craig Kimbrel has accumulated more saves through his age-30 season than anyone else in baseball history. Nonetheless, he's had troubles finding a gig this winter -- to the extent that teams are starting to circle back to check in. Count the Minnesota Twins among those who have reached out to Kimbrel recently, per Dan Hayes of The Athletic.

Per Hayes, the Twins wouldn't want to give Kimbrel five years -- preferring instead to give him more money for a shorter term. The catch is that if Kimbrel officially adjusts his asking price in that same direction, he'd likely see his count of suitors increase. The Twins, then, have to thread the needle by offering more money than other teams without giving him a full five seasons. If that seems tricky to you it's because it is.

Rangers nearing deal with Kelley

Not many expect the Texas Rangers to compete next season, but give them credit: They're trying to get better. Texas entered Monday having already added Asdrubal Cabrera, Jeff Mathis, Lance Lynn, Drew Smyly, Shelby Miller, and Jesse Chavez (among others) this winter. Now they've reportedly grabbed another veteran -- reliever Shawn Kelley.

The deal also includes a club option, Passan added.

Kelley split last season between the Nationals and Athletics. (He was released by Washington after a blow-up on the mound saw him throw his glove and "disrespect" the club.) Overall, he posted a 2.94 ERA in 49 innings while registering more than 4.5 strikeouts per walk. He will likely pitch in a setup role to begin the season.

Update on Harper, Machado markets

Bryce Harper PHI • LF • 3 BA .249 R 103 HR 34 RBI 100 SB 13 View Profile

Manny Machado SD • 3B • 13 BA .297 R 84 HR 37 RBI 107 SB 14 View Profile

As noted above, Harper and Machado are still unsigned at this late hour. Their markets, however, may be beginning to take shape, at least when it comes to serious contenders for their services. On that note, here's an overview of where things stand with these two superstar free agents.