The Athletics dealt righthanders Dan Haren and Connor Robertson to the Diamondbacks for outfielders Carlos Gonzalez and Aaron Cunningham, first baseman Chris Carter and lefthanders Brett Anderson, Dana Eveland and Greg Smith go the other way.
The Mariners traded first baseman Ben Broussard to the Rangers in exchange for Triple-A second baseman Tug Hulett in a Dec. 12 trade.
The Diamondbacks traded their closer Jose Valverde to the Astros for three players: righthanders Chad Qualls and Juan Gutierrez and second baseman Chris Burke in a Dec. 14 trade.
The Padres traded minor league third baseman David Freese to the Cardinals for veteran center fielder and Southern California native Jim Edmonds in a Dec. 14 deal.
The Royals traded righthander Billy Buckner to the Diamondbacks for versatile infielder Alberto Callaspo in a Dec. 14 trade.
The Orioles traded shortstop Miguel Tejada to the Astros on Dec. 12 for five players: righthanders Matt Albers and Dennis Sarfate, lefthander Troy Patton, third baseman Mike Costanzo and outfielder Luke Scott.
The Brewers bolstered their depleted bullpen by acquiring veteran righthanded reliever Salomon Torres from the Pirates for minor league righthanders Marino Salas and Kevin Roberts in a Dec. 7 trade.
The Reds sent outfielder Buck Coats to the Blue Jays for a player to be named or cash, in one of the Winter Meetings' lowest-profile trades.
After designating first baseman Chris Shelton for assignment, the Tigers dealt the 27-year-old to the Rangers for outfielder Freddy Guzman.
Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski reminded us of his penchant for big trades, as he landed Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis from the Marlins for a package of six players: Cameron Maybin, Andrew Miller, Mike Rabelo, Dallas Trahern, Eulogio de la Cruz and Burke Badenhop.
Traded for the second time this offseason, Cubs infielder Omar Infante heads to the Braves with lefty Will Ohman for righthander Jose Ascanio.
The Tigers acquired righthander Denny Bautista from the Rockies for righthander Jose Capellan, in a trade of hard-throwing relievers whose results have not yet reached the heights of their fastball velocities.
The busy Nationals made their third trade in the last week, sending righthanded minor league reliever Jonathan Albaladejo to the Yankees for righthander Tyler Clippard in a Dec. 4 trade.
Troubled outfielder Elijah Dukes joined the Nationals Dec. 3 in a trade with the Rays for lefthander Glenn Gibson.
The White Sox and Diamondbacks made their second young prospect-for-older prospect swap of 2007, with Chicago acquiring outfielder Carlos Quentin from Chicago for low Class A first baseman Chris Carter.
Lastings Milledge has seemingly been a Mets' trade chip since the day he first put on a big league uniform in May 2006. New York cashed him in Nov. 30, netting catcher Brian Schneider and outfielder Ryan Church from the Nationals.
The Twins and Rays dealt from surplus in a blockbuster prospect swap on Nov. 28 that sent outfielder Delmon Young to Minnesota and righthander Matt Garza to Tampa Bay. Rounding out the trade, the Twins received shortstop Brendan Harris and outfielder Jason Pridie, while the Rays got righthander Eduardo Morlan and shortstop Jason Bartlett.
The Brewers traded catcher Johnny Estrada to the Mets for righthander Guillermo Mota, in a Nov. 20 trade ridding both clubs of players for whom they ran out of patience.
Seeking a solid defensive infielder who can handle a number of positions and hit a little, the Blue Jays acquired Marco Scutaro from the Athletics for a pair of young righthanders, Graham Godfrey and Kristian Bell, in a Nov. 18 trade.
The White Sox and Angels worked out a rare big leaguer-for-big leaguer swap, with the White Sox acquiring shortstop Orlando Cabrera and the Angels getting righthander Jon Garland.
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