Here are the latest hot stove notes on this Saturday morning. Full Story »

Tom Reese and Paul Rubillo are joined by Reds beat writer John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer to talk Reds hot stove. Topics include Aroldis Chapman possibly cracking the Reds rotation, the club’s left field options, and the ongoing negotiations with Orlando Cabrera. Full Story »

Dylan Hernandez of the LA Times is reporting that the Dodgers General Manager Ned Colletti made clear today that the any speculation about a deal that would send Chad Billingsley to Toronto for Roy Halladay is nothing more than speculation. Full Story »

In this overnight edition of HotStove.com’s blog/notes watch, a look ahead at the Braves bullpen, Sheffield in 2010, Reds loaded farm system, Contreras possibly playing in Japan, Tigers’ Mess, and lots more! Full Story »

Pat Lackey of AOL’s FanHouse.com takes a look at what the Red may be doing this offseason. Full Story »

Jeff Blair of Toronto’s Globe and Mail says that if the Reds are serious about trading gold glove second baseman Brandon Phillips, that the Blue Jays would be “all over him.” Full Story »

Joel Sherman of the New York Post believes both the Mets and the Yankees may be able to pull off some interesting trade moves as both teams may be able to absorb some contracts that can land them the players they really want. Full Story »

John Fay, Reds beat writer for the Enquirer is making his case for why the Reds should hold on to Brandon Phillips and Bronson Arroyo. Full Story »

Rich Resch of hotfootblog.com put together some interesting Met trade ideas, if the team fails to land any Type A free agent studs. Full Story »

Jon Heyman of SI.com is tweeting that the Tigers are making Brandon Inge possibly available as the team is looking to trim the many bad contracts they currently have. Full Story »