Miami Marlins morning news: Edwin Jackson receives full no-trade clause

Marlins News

Miami is not known for giving no-trade clauses but the club is giving one to a veteran starter. Edwin Jackson's one-year deal includes a full no-trade clause, according to MLB Network's Jon Heyman:

Edwin Jackson gets full no-trade clause in #marlins deal. So it'll be nice to have him down here for the year.

— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) January 9, 2016

While the Rangers were thought to be open to including Chi Chi Gonzalez in a deal for Marcell Ozuna, that might not be the case:

Thad Levine: No truth to rumor that we've offered Chi Chi Gonzalez for Marcell Ozuna. We have had conversations with Marlins, other clubs

— MLB Network Radio (@MLBNetworkRadio) January 10, 2016

The Marlins have made several changes to their minor league staffs.

As the organization moves forward, a number of changes have been made in the player development department for 2016. On Friday, the Marlins announced their new Minor League staffs.

Miami is among the clubs interested in Cuban free agent Yaisel Sierra:

Sources: #Marlins among teams pursuing Cuban free-agent RHP Yaisel Sierra. Expected to beat Raisel Iglesias’ 7-year, $27M deal with #Reds.

— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) January 9, 2016

Free agent Wei-Yin Chen is also on the Marlins' radar, though getting a deal done might be challenging since he is a Scott Boras client.

Gary Sheffield's Hall of Fame support dropped while Luis Castillo and Mike Lowell did not receive any votes in their first season of eligibility.

Cliff Lee is available and could prove to be a valuable addition to the Marlins' pitching staff.

Would the Marlins be improving by moving Marcell Ozuna?

Around the League

St. Louis is close to signing Korean reliever Seung-Hwan Oh.

Detroit wants to keep Sonny Gray.

The Blue Jays might be open to moving R.A. Dickey.

Several clubs are interested in Jimmy Rollins as a second baseman.

Washington acquired outfielder Ben Revere on Friday night.