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It’s Hot Stove season, and MLB.com is keeping track of all the latest free agent and trade rumors right here.

Ahead of a midnight ET deadline, two-sport star Kyler Murray announced on Monday afternoon that he has declared for the NFL Draft, but that decision does not necessarily mean Murray has turned down a future playing baseball. By declaring, the 21-year-old outfielder and Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback is keeping his options open without violating the terms of his contract with the A’s, who selected Murray ninth overall in last June’s MLB Draft. The practical deadline for Murray’s final decision is closer to the start of Spring Training next month.

Two-sport athlete Kyler Murray is expected to declare for the NFL Draft ahead of Monday’s deadline, clouding his baseball career with the A’s, who used their first-round pick on the 21-year-old in last June’s MLB Draft. But the A’s aren’t standing idly by as the clock runs out.

If Bryce Harper or Manny Machado wind up with one of these five clubs, remember, you heard it here first.

Manny Machado has been one of the game’s best players since debuting in 2012, and he is set to cash in as a first-time free agent this offseason. Here, you will find a list of the latest news and rumors surrounding the infielder.

The Phillies spent Saturday with Bryce Harper, his wife Kayla, his agent Scott Boras and a few others in Las Vegas, making their pitch for Harper to join the the club.

Kyler Murray and the A’s were scheduled to meet on Sunday to discuss the dual-athlete’s prospect of entering the NFL Draft, according to multiple reports. Executive vice president Billy Beane will be leading the front office’s representation.

The Phillies spent Saturday with Bryce Harper, his wife Kayla, his agent Scott Boras and a few others in Las Vegas, making their pitch for Harper to join the the club.

The Hot Stove is one way for teams to improve, but sometimes the answers can be found right within their own rosters. Here are the prospects and returning stars that MLB.com is looking forward to seeing most in 2019.

Beat reporter Thomas Harding fields questions from fans in the latest edition of Rockies Inbox.