DETROIT -- Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski made it known at the annual state of the team address that he planned to address the team's corner outfield spots this offseason.

And, free-agent veteran outfielder Torii Hunter could be a big part of that plan.

The Tigers are reportedly among ten teams that have contacted Hunter since Nov. 3,

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The Dodgers, White Sox, Rangers, Red Sox, Yankees and Mariners have also reached out to the 37-year-old Hunter, who is seeking the opportunity to play every day.

Hunter spent the past five years with the Los Angeles Angels, hitting .313 with 16 home runs and 92 RBIs this past season.

The annual general managers' meetings wrapped up Friday, and the Tigers are expected to have organizational meetings next week in Detroit in hopes of formulating a plan that could provide room for Hunter.

A career .277 hitter, Hunter is seemingly more attractive on the free-agent market after Los Angeles didn't extend him a qualifying offer. As a result, a club wouldn't need to give up a draft pick to acquire him this offseason.

That said, the Angels remain interested re-signing the 16-year veteran,

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Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto

in early October that they have “tremendous interest” in re-signing Hunter, but also said it would depend on whether they have pitching depth.

Hunter's asking price remains unclear, but the four-time All-Star is likely in line to receive a two-year deal worth $15 million to $20 million. He's spent the past two seasons occupying right field for the Angels, but can play both corners and center field.

Detroit's biggest competition for Hunter's services could be in the Dodgers, who have reportedly already extended the nine-time Gold Glove winner a two-year contract,

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This, despite right fielders Andre Ethier and Scott Van Slyke already on Los Angeles' roster. Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti has said he has

, meaning Hunter would need to accept lesser role if he signed with the team.

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