Odds & Ends: Jeter, Cameron, Rich Hill

Another eventful Winter Meetings has come to a close.  Even with the pre-meetings action involving Adrian Gonzalez, Jayson Werth, and Shaun Marcum, we had plenty to talk about this week.  Carl Crawford signed the biggest deal of the offseason so far.  Paul Konerko stayed with the White Sox after some drama.  Carlos Pena found a pillow contract with the Cubs.  J.J. Putz assumed the Diamondbacks' closer role.  The Orioles rebuilt the left side of their infield with Mark Reynolds and J.J. Hardy.  The Pirates, Mariners, Padres, Royals, Rockies, Mets, and others made additions as well.  On to today's links…

• Check out a couple of Rule 5 draft reviews from MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo and Baseball Prospectus' Kevin Goldstein.  And of course, a pair of great links from John Manuel of Baseball America.  We've got the picks from the Major League phase listed here.
• Newsday's Ken Davidoff has the financial breakdown on Derek Jeter's new contract.
• The Red Sox have already gotten inquiries on outfielder Mike Cameron, tweets ESPN's Jayson Stark.  The team plans to keep him but is willing to listen.  Cameron will have to take on a part-time role with Carl Crawford, Jacoby Ellsbury, and J.D. Drew filling Boston's outfield.
• The Red Sox are expected to reach an agreement to re-sign Rich Hill in the next few days, reports Dan Barbarisi of The Providence Journal.  Hill, who grew up a Sox fan, hopes to crack the bullpen this year.
• The Tigers' talks with Carl Crawford didn't get far, GM Dave Dombrowski told MLB.com's Jason Beck.  Dombrowski explained that a team can only have so many $20MM players, and the Tigers already have two.
• Orioles president Andy MacPhail hasn't ruled out Cesar Izturis returning, tweets MLB.com's Brittany Ghiroli.  Izturis is a tougher fit after the Orioles acquired Hardy and Brendan Harris.