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Free Agents:The Reds are in the basement in baseball's weakest division, but considering the state of the division race, they could decide to stand pat, unless the Reds do start entertaining offers for some of their more tradeable talent, like first baseman Scott Hatteberg or outfielder Adam Dunn. And we can probably expect the annual round of Ken Griffey Jr. trade rumors to start swirling.
Bobby Abreu, Yankees
Moises Alou, Mets
Milton Bradley, Athletics
Mark Buehrle, White Sox
Paul Byrd, Indians
Eric Byrnes, Diamondbacks
Mike Cameron, Padres
Luis Castillo, Twins
Bartolo Colon, Angels
Francisco Cordero, Brewers
Adam Dunn, Reds
Jermaine Dye, White Sox
David Eckstein, Cardinals
Scott Eyre, Cubs
Freddy Garcia, Phillies
Luis Gonzalez, Dodgers
Shawn Green, Mets
Livan Hernandez, Diamondbacks
Trevor Hoffman, Padres
Torii Hunter, Twins
Jason Isringhausen, Cardinals
Geoff Jenkins, Brewers
Jason Jennings, Astros
Andruw Jones, Braves
Todd Jones, Tigers
Jason Kendall, Athletics
Jeff Kent, Dodgers
Mike Lamb, Astros
Jon Lieber, Phillies
Scott Linebrink, Padres
Paul Lo Duca, Mets
Mike Lowell, Red Sox
Joe Nathan, Twins
Odalis Perez, Royals
Jorge Posada, Yankees
Mariano Rivera, Yankees
*Alex Rodriguez, Yankees
Ivan Rodriguez, Tigers
Kenny Rogers, Tigers
Reggie Sanders, Royals
Curt Schilling, Red Sox
Ichiro Suzuki, Mariners
Mike Sweeney, Royals
Julian Tavarez, Red Sox
Omar Vizquel, Giants
Bob Wickman, Braves
Randy Wolf, Dodgers
Kerry Wood, Cubs
Carlos Zambrano, Cubs