Charlie Scrabbles

The Cleveland Indians signed Mark Reynolds to a one-year deal worth $6 million with another $1.5 in incentives.

The Los Angeles Dodgers spent even more money on Sunday, inking South Koren lefty Ryu Hyun-jin for $36 million.

Red Reporter's Reds wrap up their Winter Meetings by shoring up the pitching staff and spending all of the money.

The New York Yankees are rumored to be shopping Curtis Granderson, Ivan Nova and Phil Hughes on the trade market.

The Fake SBNation Winter Meetings Simulation Contest and Sweepstakes just went and got UNREAL.

The San Diego Padres' hurler reportedly lacerated a tendon in his thumb while dressing game meat on a hunting trip.

The Chicago Cubs have reportedly inked a deal with free agent outfielder Nate Schierholtz.

The Los Angeles Angels bolstered their bullpen on Wednesday, signing lefty Sean Burnett.

The Los Angeles Angels have reportedly signed free-agent pitcher Joe Blanton to a deal worth $15 million over two years.

No fake news to report today.

Chicago Cubs' manager Dale Sveum was shot by good friend Robin Yount on a recent quail hunting trip, but shrugs it off as "not that big a deal".

The Red Sox signed free agent Shane Victorino to slot into their outfield, so they could make Jacoby Ellsbury available in the right deal.

At the SBN Bizzarro Land Winter Meetings, Red Reporter's Reds re-sign Ryan Madson to a one-year deal worth $4 million.

Red Reporter's Reds accomplished the team's top priority, getting Alejandro De Aza from the White Sox for Tony Cingrani.

Day two of the fake Winter Meetings dawns with a fake new-look Reds team. A pair of big fake trades went down yesterday, changing the fake lineup dramatically. Let's take a look at what didn't actually in reality happen.

In a trade that literally took, like, all morning to work out, Red Reporter's Reds acquired Shin-Soo Choo and left-handed reliever Nick Hagadone from the Indians for Homer Bailey and and Chris Heisey.

SBNation is doing this thing where each of the blogs represents their team at the Winter Meetings. Things are gonna get fonky bananas.

The Chicago Cubs have reported inked Japanese closer Kyuji Fujikawa to a two-year, $9.5 million deal.

The New York Mets non-tendered Mike Pelfrey, and now he is drawing interest on the free agent market.

The Philadelphia Phillies went hard after B.J. Upton, but he chose Atlanta. Now they are turning their sights to another center fielder -- Angel Pagan.

The Washington Nationals have reportedly declined to offer pitcher John Lannan a contract for 2013. If true, he will become a free agent.

The Baltimore Orioles have decided not to tender Mark Reynolds a contract for 2013. He is now a free agent.

The Boston Red Sox are talking to Adam LaRoche as a backup plan in case they cannot sign Mike Napoli.

The Oakland Athletics have reportedly avoided arbitration with Pat Neshek, agreeing to a deal worth $975,000.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could be a surprise suitor for the veteran catcher.

The Kansas City Royals have avoided arbitration with Felipe Paulino, agreeing to a one-year deal worth $1.75 million.

Denard Span was traded from the Minnesota Twins to the Washington Nationals on Thursday and he got on Twitter to tell the world how he feels about it.

The Cincinnati Reds remain interested in bringing back Ryan Ludwick, who turned down a $5 million mutual option after the season ended.

Chan Ho Park, the first South Korean-born player in Major League Baseball, has said he is retiring from the game.