Our series looking at the top 15 players at each position continued Tuesday with first base. Diamondbacks slugger Paul Goldschmidt claimed the top spot. You'll have to click the link to see the next 14. Here is a recap of Tuesday's hot stove news and rumors.
ROSTER MOVES & TRANSACTIONS
Indians: Agreed to a two-year contract worth $5.5 million with RHP Josh Tomlin. The deal includes a club option for a third year. The contract can max out at $12 million if the option is picked up and Tomlin reaches all of the performance bonuses. (Cleveland Plain-Dealer)
Mets: Officially signed OF Yoenis Cespedes to a three-year contract, the team announced.
Nationals: Signed RHP Bronson Arroyo. Terms of the deal are unknown, but in all likelihood it's a minor-league contract. (Fox Sports)
Orioles: Acquired IF Efren Navarro from the Angels for cash, the team announced. OF L.J. Hoes was designated for assignment in a corresponding move.
Yankees: Signed C Carlos Corporan to a minor league contract. (SB Nation)
NEWS & RUMORS
MLB: More pace-of-play rule changes may be on the way for 2016 ... Hoping to play regular season games in London in 2017.
IF/OF Lazaro Armenteros: Armenteros, a 16-year-old Cuban player, expects to have a deal in place within two weeks. The one they call Lazarito is said to have star-caliber tools, but is a long way from reaching the big leagues. (Fox Sports)
OF Alexei Bell: Bell's showcase for MLB clubs will take place in Mexico on Feb. 15. The 32-year-old Cuban veteran is hoping to land a major-league contract. (Sportsnet)
RHP Tommy Hunter: Hunter, a free agent, is still looking for a multiyear contract. (CSN Mid-Atlantic)
Brewers: Bringing back their glove logo for their alternate uniforms in 2016.
Marlins: Representatives for RHP Jose Fernandez believe he can receive upwards of $30 million when he becomes a free agent after the 2018 season. Clayton Kershaw, Max Scherzer, Zack Greinke, and David Price are aces with contracts worth $30 million-plus annually. (Miami Herald)
Mets: Still looking for bullpen help, but realistically they're only looking for depth relievers on minor-league contracts. (New York Post)
Nationals: Principal owner Ed Cohen said the team's unfavorable TV rights deal puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Rangers: Willing to use IF Jurickson Profar in the outfield if necessary. (Dallas Morning News)
Rays: Have some interest in free agent IF Ian Desmond, though draft pick compensation is said to be a "huge obstacle." (SB Nation)
Rockies: It is believed the team is more likely to trade OF Corey Dickerson rather than OF Carlos Gonzalez and OF Charlie Blackmon. The Rays are in the mix. (Fox Sports)
White Sox: Even after adding Todd Frazier and Brett Lawrie, the ChiSox still have room for improvement.
Yankees: The only in team in baseball that has not yet signed a major-league free agent this offseason.