The Mariners seem to be shopping Carlos Santana.
Seattle has spoken with the Rays, Indians and Rockies about potentially dealing away the 32-year-old slugger, according to a report from The Athletic, which cites unidentified league sources.
The Marlins also checked in on Santana last week, a separate report from The Athletic says.
The Mariners acquired Santana, along with shortstop J.P. Crawford, from the Phillies earlier this month in exchange for infielder Jean Segura and a pair of relievers.
Santana, who spent his first eight MLB seasons with the Indians, slashed .229/.352/.414 with 24 home runs and 86 RBIs in 161 games for Philadelphia in 2018. He has two seasons and $40 million remaining on the three-year, $60 million deal he signed with the Phillies in Dec. 2017.
The Mariners have also traded away infielder Robinson Cano, closer Edwin Diaz and ace James Paxton this offseason.