Asuaje is expected to be purchased by the Lotte Giants of the Korean Baseball Organization from the Rangers on Sunday, Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reports.

Texas claimed Asuaje off waivers from San Diego, but he didn't figure to be anything more than a reserve infielder if he did stick around. Instead, it seems like he'll be headed to the hitter-friendly KBO, where he'll presumably work to recoup his value and garner more interest on the free agent market in the future.

Jimenez (quadriceps) will be shut down until the start of spring training, Bruce Levine of 670TheScore.com reports.

This doesn't come as a huge surprise, as the outfield prospect was already scheduled to complete his stint in winter ball at the end of next week. Jimenez will now work on rehabbing the issue ahead of spring training, though nothing suggests that his availability will be in jeopardy due to this injury. Prior to getting hurt, he produced a stellar .448/.500/.759 slash line for Gigantes in the Dominican Winter League.

Atlanta does not plan to hold further talks with the Marlins about Realmuto, Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports.

The Braves haven't been in touch with the Marlins within the past five days. They appear to be moving on after signing Brian McCann three weeks ago.

Jimenez is day-to-day with a quad strain in the Dominican Winter League, James Fegan of The Athletic reports.

Jimenez was expected to be shut down soon for the holidays anyway, so the injury likely won't cost him too much time. It doesn't appear to be serious enough to threaten his availability at the start of spring training. The young outfielder had been on a tear in eight games for Gigantes in the Dominican Winter League, hitting .448/.500/.759.

Adams signed with the Nationals on Saturday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.

Adams spent the first part of last season in Washington, hitting .257/.332/.510 in 94 games. That line was good for a 123 wRC+, a number which would have been his highest since 2013 had his season ended at that point. A very poor showing after being flipped to St. Louis hurt his final numbers, but he has a good fit with the Nationals and could be poised to succeed again. He forms a natural platoon with Ryan Zimmerman at first base, neutralizing the effect of his career .596 OPS against lefties and allowing him to post decent numbers in a part-time role.

Alonso was traded from the Indians to the White Sox on Friday, Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports.

It remains unknown as to what Cleveland is getting in return, but more details regarding the trade should be revealed shortly. Alonso slashed .250/.317/.421 with 23 homers and 83 RBI over 145 games for the Indians in 2018, and he could slot in as Chicago's everyday designated hitter, especially with Jose Abreu already a solid option at first base. Alonso does have a $9 million option for the 2020 campaign, so the White Sox could keep the 31-year-old around for at least the next two seasons, per Rosenthal.

Gibson (personal) is expected to return to the team prior to Monday's contest against the Kings, Jon Krawczynski of The Athletic reports.

Gibson missed the Wolves previous game after a death in the family, however it looks as though it will only be a one game absence. He should return to the starting five and see his usual minutes. A final confirmation on his status will come closer to Monday's game.

White was recalled from the G League on Sunday.

White, along with Troy Brown, will join the Wizards for Sunday's contest while the Trevor Ariza trade is still being finalized, as it has left Washington light on wing depth. White has only appeared in one game this season, but given the current status of Washington's roster, he could have a chance at seeing the floor Sunday.

Brown was recalled from the Capital City Go Go of the G League on Sunday.

With the trade that is sending Kelly Oubre to Phoenix and bringing Trevor Ariza to Washington not yet finalized, the Wizards are fairly light on wing depth. Brown should have an opportunity to see some quality minutes Sunday night against the Lakers.

Butler (groin) will be a game-time decision for Sunday's matchup against the Cavaliers, Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Butler has missed the past two games with a strained groin. More information on his status should come out closer to tip-off, and if he's unable to go, Furkan Korkmaz will likely continue to start in his place.

Crabbe (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Hawks, Brian Lewis of the New York Post reports.

As expected after being tagged as doubtful, Crabbe will be sidelined for the second straight game while he nurses right knee soreness. Rodions Kurucs, who played 30 minutes as a starter in Crabbe's absence Friday, should again be in line for a uptick in minutes.

Ntilikina (ankle) is available to play in Sunday's game against the Pacers, Steve Popper of Newsday reports.

As expected, Ntilikina will suit up Sunday despite leaving Friday's game with a sprained right ankle. Trey Burke (knee) is making his return from a six-game absence, however, and will likely cut into Ntilikina's work load in his first game back.

Ullmark will be in goal for Sunday's contest in Boston, Paul Hamilton of WGR Sports Radio 550 reports.

Ullmark has been stuck in a rough patch as of late. In his last three outings, the 25-year-old owns a 4.18 GAA and .870 save percentage. He owns a 6-1-3 record on the season, but the Bruins will be a tough test for the Sabres' backup.

Allen will face the Flames on Sunday afternoon, Lou Korac of NHL.com reports.

Allen has been pretty mediocre this season with a 10-8-1 record and 3.01 GAA. However, he's got a pretty tight grip on the Blues' No. 1 goalie job after Chad Johnson was waived. Allen has won two straight starts, but it's still hard to trust him for fantasy purposes.

Koskinen will be stationed between the pipes for Sunday's contest against the Canucks, Mark Spector of Sportsnet.ca reports.

Koskinen has been one of the best stories of the season thus far. Seeing his first NHL action since 2010, the 30-year-old owns an 11-3-1 record with a 2.12 GAA and .930 save percentage. On top of that, he's posted three shutouts. Koskinen took over Cam Talbot's starting job and has continued to cement his status as a No. 1 goaltender.

Zadina (groin/hamstring) left Saturday's AHL Grand Rapids game and will be re-evaluated Monday, Helene St. James of the Detroit Free Press reports.

Zadina was expected to head to World Juniors on Thursday to play for Team Czech Republic. Those plans may be put on the shelf if Zadina has a serious injury. The Red Wings will likely exercise caution with their top prospect.

The Senators waived McCormick on Sunday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

McCormick has just one goal in 14 games this year, and he's been a healthy scratch 13 times in the last 19 contests. If McCormick goes unclaimed on waivers, he'll shift to AHL Belleville.

The Sabres recalled Guhle from AHL Rochester on Sunday, John Vogl of The Athletic reports.

With Lawrence Pilut (lower body) on injured reserve, the Sabres lifted Guhle for depth. If Nathan Beaulieu (undisclosed) can't go Sunday versus the Bruins, Guhle will slot into the bottom pairing.