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Right-hander Michael King has narrowed his search for a new team to three options, according to a report from Peter Abraham of the Boston Globe. Those teams are the Red Sox, Yankees, and Orioles.

The Mets join the fray for Michael King, as do a handful of others on the periphery of the market. Find the latest at MLB Trade Rumors.

The San Diego Padres have been part of various trade rumors since the MLB Winter Meetings. There has not been nearly as much conversation or coverage about their free-agent targets, if there are any.

The Detroit Tigers have joined the chase to sign Michael King to complement Tarik Skubal at the top of their starting rotation.

Michael King’s offseason began with the kind of decision that tells everyone exactly how a player views his own value. When the 30-year-old right-hander declined the Padres’ $22.

The New York Mets are reportedly interested in starting pitcher Michael King, a source told Mets on SI, per Pat Ragazzo. King has been linked to a number of teams in MLB free agency. The Chicago Cubs are among the ball clubs that have been linked to the pitcher. Now, it appears the Mets will be a team to closely monitor in the King sweepstakes.

The Boston Red Sox are a big-market Major League Baseball team. Plus, they traded away slugger Rafael Devers and his mammoth contract. Realistically, the Red So

ORLANDO, Fla. — The Mets hosted a video meeting with Michael King, The Post has learned. These are not uncommon, and King had video meetings with more than just the Mets, but this exemplifies a level of seriousness between the parties.

Houston Astros insider Chandler Rome believes that owner Jim Crane's spending habit effectively rules out Houston from pursuing Ranger Suarez and Michael King.

People who are really involved in Orioles decisionmaking aren’t telling reporters, local or national, about it. Although Kostka’s article doesn’t say who the sources are for the team showing interest,