Sources: Marlins, Reyes agree to six-year deal … The Miami Marlins and shortstop Jose Reyes agreed to terms on a six-year deal Sunday, sources told ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney.  —  Sources told ESPNDeportesLosAngeles.com earlier Sunday that the Marlins offered Reyes a deal worth a minumum of $111 million.

Marlins, Reyes Agree To Six-Year Deal  —  8:54pm: Reyes' deal does not include a no-trade clause, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports tweets.  —  8:47pm: The Marlins and Reyes have agreed to a six-year, $106MM deal, pending a physical, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.

Marlins offer Reyes six year, $111m contract, Mets out  —  The Marlins have offered Jose Reyes a six-year, $111 million contract, according to Enrique Rojas of ESPN Deportes.  Rojas says the deal would guarantee $106 million over six seasons, with a $22 million option for a seventh year or a $5 million buyout.

Sources: Marlins targeting Albert Pujols  —  DALLAS — Now that they've checked Jose Reyes off their to-do list, the Miami Marlins have an even bigger name on their radar screen — Albert Pujols.  —  Sources told ESPN.com on Sunday night that the Marlins still plan to make an aggressive run at Pujols …

Reyes, ‘pen are Mets’ Meetings priorities  —  Mets on Twitter  —  Sandy Alderson's big haul last year at his first Winter Meetings as Mets general manager consisted of D.J. Carrasco, Ronny Paulino, Pedro Beato and Brad Emaus.  —  Dare it be suggested Alderson's fortunes can only improve this time?

Sources: Manny Ramirez files for return  —  Manny Ramirez has filed for reinstatement from Major League Baseball's retired list and hired new agents, sources said Sunday.  —  Ramirez faces a 50-game suspension when he returns, rather than 100 games, sources said.

Manny Ramirez Files For Reinstatement  —  8:44pm: In a news release, MLB has confirmed that Ramirez has applied for reinstatement and will serve a 50-game suspension, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports.  —  8:32pm: The Rays aren't expected to have any interest in signing Ramirez again, tweets Marc Topkin of the St. Petersburg Times.