Padres agree with Hosmer on 8- year deal

The Padres and free- agent first baseman Eric Hosmer agreed to an eight- year, $ 144 million deal Saturday, according to reports.

Hosmer will be paid $ 20 million per year for the first five seasons and $ 13 million in each of the final three, plus a $ 5 million signing bonus, according to Bleacher Report. MLB. com reported that Hosmer can opt out after five years.

He also has a full no- trade clause for the first three seasons and limited no- trade protection afterward, according to Bleacher Report.

The agreement means that Wil Myers, who signed a six- year, $ 83 million deal in January 2017, will move to the outfield.

Rays send Odorizzi to Twins

The Rays traded right- hander Jake Odorizzi to the Twins, acquired first baseman C. J. Cron from the Angels and designated 2017 AllStar outfielder Corey Dickerson for assignment. The Rays received shortstop prospect Jermaine Palacios as part of the deal with the Twins and will get a player to be named later from the Angels.

Indians bring back Davis

The Indians signed free- agent outfielder Rajai Davis, 37, to a minor- league contract. Davis led the American League with 43 stolen bases for the Indians in 2016. In Game 7 of the World Series, he hit a tying, two- run homer with two outs in the eighth inning before the Indians lost in the 10th to the Cubs.

Gennett beats Reds

Reds second baseman Scooter Gennett won his salary- arbitration case, giving players a final 12- 10 margin over clubs this year, only their fourth winning record since 1996. Gennett was awarded a raise from $ 2,525,000 to $ 5.7 million. The Reds offered $ 5.1 million.