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Heyman's Latest: Cabrera, Blalock, Bonds

Rumor-man Jon Heyman has some good info from the GM meetings.

• Miguel Cabrera is officially available, as the Marlins have made calls to selected teams describing what they'd want in return.  The main contenders for Cabrera are the Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Giants, and Angels.  Also, Paul Hoynes suggested this morning that the Indians could be in the mix.  You know the drill - it takes 2-3 top flight prospects, at least one of them a blue chip pitcher.  Heyman even says Cabrera could be combined with Dontrelle Willis to create the mother of all blockbusters.  This package will exceed the one Texas got for Mark Teixeira.  Cabrera has two full years left before free agency.
• Heyman names 12 other trade candidates, most of which we've discussed before.  He mentions under Hank Blalock that the Dodgers and Red Sox have called.  Suddenly there are tons of third basemen available.
• Mariano Rivera received a three-year, $39MM offer from the Yankees, about what we expected.  He hasn't responded; he has all the leverage as the best free agent closer.
• The Rangers aren't interested in Barry Bonds, according to Jon Daniels.

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