Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports says the Brewers, Pirates and Mariners are most interested in Logan Morrison. But there are other teams involved in the ongoing trade talks. Morrison hit just .242/.333/.375 in 2013, but he's only 26 years old and has flashed better offensive potential in the past. The Rays are also thought to have interest in acquiring the first baseman from Miami.

Eddie A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun reports that the Orioles have targeted Logan Morrison as well as other Marlins outfielders as trade targets. Morrison is expected to have a change of scenery quite soon as the Marlins recently signed Garrett Jones to play first base. The injury-prone 26-year-old posted a .709 OPS in 333 trips to the plate. He's more than two years separated from the last time he played in 100 or more games. It's unclear who else the Orioles may be targeting, but Justin Ruggiano could be a fit.

Juan C. Rodriguez of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel was told by a source that the Marlins have as many as seven suitors for Logan Morrison. It was reported on Monday that the Marlins are telling teams they plan to trade Morrison shortly. The Rays, Pirates and Brewers have been mentioned as possibilities in recent days. While Morrison has failed to build on the promise he showed as a rookie, he's only 26 years old and could rebound with a change of scenery.

According to ESPN's Jayson Stark, the Marlins are telling teams they will trade Logan Morrison shortly. It's a "make your final bids" type of announcement from the Miami front office. The Rays and Pirates are thought to have the most interest in Morrison, who batted just 242/.333/.375 in 2013 but is only 26 years old and capable of some improvement. Tampa Bay needs a replacement for James Loney and Pittsburgh needs to fill the hole left by the departure of Garrett Jones and Justin Morneau.

Jon Morosi of FOX Sports reports that the Rays are among the teams with interest in Logan Morrison. Morosi reported earlier that the Pirates are strongly considering a LoMo trade, but Pittsburgh is not alone in needing first base help. Morrison, 26, is a .249/.337/.427 career hitter in 363 major league games. He was limited to 85 games in 2013 due to injuries.

According to FOX Sports' Jon Morosi, the Pirates are considering a Logan Morrison trade. Pittsburgh is on the hunt for a new first baseman and LoMo is just one of the options. Morosi says the Pirates have also checked in with the Blue Jays about Adam Lind. Look for the Bucs to lay the groundwork for a move at this week's Winter Meetings in Orlando, Florida.

FOX Sports' Jon Morosi reports that the Red Sox and Brewers are among the teams that have checked in with the Marlins regarding Logan Morrison. Morrison is as good as gone following the Garrett Jones signing, it's just a matter of where he lands. The Pirates would also make sense as a destination, though it's not clear if they're interested. Morrison has been limited to a total of 178 games over the past two summers due to injuries and is projected by MLBTradeRumors.com to make $1.7 million in his first year of arbitration.

The Marlins will tender a contract to Logan Morrison. But that doesn't necessarily mean that LoMo will be suiting up for the Fish next season. There have been multiple rumors this winter suggesting that Miami is shopping the 26-year-old first baseman, who has been limited to a total of 178 games over the past two summers. The Brewers are thought to have some level of trade interest. Morrison is arbitration-eligible for the first time.

According to Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish, the Brewers are one of the teams that would be interested in dealing for Logan Morrision should the Marlins make him available. The Brewers are staring at a gaping hole at first base for the time being, with Corey Hart currently a free agent, and the best in-house option being Juan Francisco and his free-swinging ways. Morrison and his high on-base approach could fit nicely in the middle of the Brewers lineup.

Chris Cotillo of MLB Daily Dish reports that the Marlins and Logan Morrison still have yet to have talks of a deal to avoid arbitration. The 26-year-old is reportedly drawing significant trade interest, and there's a strong chance that he will indeed be dealt this offseason. He's coming off a .242/.333/.375 line with six homers and 36 RBI in 85 games with the Fish in 2013.