Source: Marlins up offer to Jose Reyes  —  DALLAS — The Miami Marlins have put themselves in a position to acquire shortstop Jose Reyes.  —  The revamped franchise has offered Reyes a deal worth a minimum of $111 million, sources told ESPNDeportesLosAngeles.com.

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.

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 …

Measuring Reyes's Loss in the Box Score  —  Since his major league debut in 2003, Jose Reyes has become one of the more recognizable stars in baseball.  And for Mets fans, viewing the effervescent Reyes in full motion — knees pumping, dreadlocks swaying — became something of a quintessential experience.

Marlins, Jose Reyes agree to terms on six-year, $102 million deal  —  MIAMI — Move over (to third base), Hanley Ramirez.  —  As long as he passes a routine physical, Jose Reyes will become the Miami Marlins' new shortstop.  —  Reyes and the Marlins agreed to terms on a six-year deal …

Marlins besting Mets for Reyes is bizarro baseball  —  Welcome to bizarro baseball, where the Miami Marlins have spent $133 million since the offseason began and the other 29 teams have combined to pay free agents $170 million.  On Sunday night, the Marlins gave Jose Reyes(notes) $106 million for the next six seasons.

Marlins need pitching more than Pujols  —  DALLAS  —  The Marlins gave Albert Pujols the grand tour of their new ballpark.  They made him a nine-year offer.  They plan to meet with his agent, Dan Lozano, at the winter meetings on Monday or Tuesday and apply even more of a full-court press, major league sources say.

Jays' Anthopoulos ready to wheel and deal … DALLAS  —  His arrival was delayed, but as Jays GM Alex Anthopoulos entered the Anatole hotel and crossed the lobby to the elevator, he was pursued by a hustling Japanese media wielding still and television cameras, following up on perceived interest by the Jays in right-hander Yu Darvish.

Questions rampant at winter meetings  —  DALLAS  —  Before Scott Boras calls his first news conference, before mystery teams wrest Albert Pujols from the Marlins' moneyed hands, before caffeine-fueled conversations beget multimillion-dollar deals, I'd like to offer the following advice: