The Reds have been in contact with the Yankees regarding a potential trade for Gray, John Boyle of the Dayton Daily News reports.

There's no elaboration whether there was significant progress, let alone even an offer, but that's to be expected. Of note, new Reds pitching coach Derek Johnson was also Gray's pitching coach at Vanderbilt.

Davidson was taken to the hospital Saturday for a possible left foot fracture, William Boor of MLB.com reports.

Davidson swatted a walkoff homer to propel the Peoria Javelinas to an Arizona Fall League Championship, but he appeared to suffer the injury while making his way around the bases. More should be known after he undergoes some tests.

Diaz was traded from the Blue Jays to the Astros in exchange for Trent Thornton on Saturday, Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet.ca reports.

Diaz appeared in 130 games for Toronto in 2018, slashing .263/.303/.453 while launching 18 home runs. He figures to serve as a utility infielder for the Astros during the upcoming campaign.

Jansen will undergo heart surgery Nov. 26 and is expected to be fully recovered prior to spring training, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports.

As expected, Jansen will require another procedure on his heart after being sidelined with an irregular heartbeat for a couple weeks in August. The 31-year-old underwent atrial fibrillation surgery on his heart six years ago, and this is expected to be the same exact procedure. Jansen wound up returning to the mound earlier than doctors anticipated in late August, and did a fine job helping the Dodgers make it back to the World Series. If all goes according to plan, he will be fully recovered in anywhere from two to eight weeks, well before spring training commences.

Pearce signed a one-year, $6.25 million contract with Boston on Friday, Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reports.

It shouldn't come as any surprise that the Red Sox wanted Pearce back in the fold after he claimed World Series MVP honors for his role in the Fall Classic. Pearce was a valuable contributor for Boston after coming over in a trade from Toronto in late June, and finished the regular season with a slash line of .284/.378/.512, recording 11 home runs and 42 RBI in 76 games. He figures to serve as a platoon partner to Mitch Moreland next season, so look for Pearce in the lineup when a southpaw opposes the Red Sox.

Mathis has agreed to a two-year contract with the Rangers, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.

Mathis spent the last two seasons with the Diamondbacks, although he appeared in just 129 games over that span. He's certainly experienced struggles at the dish of late (.200/.272/.272 slash line last season) but adds value behind the plate. Mathis figures to have a shot to win the backup job behind Isiah Kiner-Falefa in spring training.

Ariza (personal) rejoined the Suns on Sunday, Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic reports.

Ariza missed the past two games while dealing with a personal issue. Mikal Bridges started in place of Ariza during the absence, but Ariza will be expected to assume his normal role as a starter now that he's back with the team.

White will head to the bench for Sunday's game against Golden State, Paul Garcia of ProjectSpurs.com reports.

Rudy Gay will move into the starting lineup as the Spurs look to switch things up a bit Sunday. Despite the change, White could still end up seeing his season average of 23.6 minutes while playing off the bench.

Gay will move into the starting lineup Sunday against the Warriors, Paul Garcia of ProjectSpurs.com reports.

Gay's insertion into the starting five results in Derrick White heading to the bench as it appears that San Antonio will look to get bigger for Sunday's particular matchup against the Warriors. Gay has already been averaging almost 27 minutes per game this season, and it's possible he'll still hover around that same number as a starter too.

Ellington will move into the starting lineup Sunday against the Lakers with Goran Dragic (knee) out.

Even though Ellington will be taking the place of Miami's primary ball handler, it's more reasonable to assume that Miami will have numerous players fulfill that role in the absence Dragic, not Ellington alone. That said, Ellington could find his way into more minutes while Dragic is out.

Porter (lower leg) will play and start in Sunday's game against the Trail Blazers.

Porter woke up with soreness in his lower leg but went through pregame warmups without issue and will ultimately slot into his normal role against Portland.

Poythress (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Monday's game against the Clippers, Kevin Chouinard of the Hawks' official site reports.

Poythress bruised his left ankle in Saturday's game against the Pacers and is trending in the wrong direction heading into Monday. Omari Spellman and the recently-returned John Collins would stand the most to gain if, and when, Poythress is officially ruled out.

Benn registered three assists in Sunday's 6-2 win over the Islanders.

It's worth noting the 29-year-old logged a season-low 15:13 of ice time against New York. Despite his surprisingly scarce playing time, Benn managed to pick up a pair of secondary assists and added a third helper on Alexander Radulov's second goal in the third period. The Stars' captain now has 17 points in 2018-19.

Radulov scored a pair of goals and registered an assist in a 6-2 win against the Islanders on Sunday.

Give the 33-year-old Russian 15 points in 2018-19 (in only 10 games). Radulov has battled several injuries this year, causing him to miss 10 games as a result. Meanwhile, the Stars' forward has been effective when healthy and has recorded points in every game he's played in except for two.

Bishop turned aside 37 of 39 shots in a 6-2 win over the Islanders on Sunday.

Sunday's victory gives Bishop wins in back-to-back starts and boosted his record to 8-5-1 with a 2.37 GAA and .923 save percentage. Considering Dallas plays four games in six days, expect Bishop to start at least two of those contests.

Boeser (groin) will skate Monday.

Boeser has missed the last seven games with his groin injury and it appears he'll also be out Monday against the Jets. However, a return to skating is obviously a good sign for the 21-year-old sniper, who should be back sooner rather than later.

Crawford will draw the start against Minnesota on Sunday, Eric Lear of the Blackhawks' official site reports.

Crawford is coming off a pair of incredible starts, allowing just one goal on 60 shots against the Kings and Blues. Of course, the Wild will be a much tougher test for the 33-year-old. On the year, Crawford owns a 4-6-1 record with a .916 save percentage and 2.58 GAA.

Pesce (lower body) will not be in the lineup for Sunday's contest against New Jersey.

Pesce has just two goals and three points in 17 games, but his presence will be missed again in the defensive zone where he has 37 blocked shots. The 24-year-old New York native will get his next shot to suit up on Wednesday against Toronto.