Latest MLB Trade Rumors: Phillies 'want the world' for Hamels; Mariners, O's have called about Lester

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The MLB non-waiver trade deadline is set for Thursday, July 31 at 4 p.m. ET, and many big names remain in play for general managers around the league. Will the Red Sox trade Jon Lester? Will David Price be a member of the Rays come Thursday? These are questions we hope to have answered this week.

Here are the latest trade rumors from around the league.

The Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly made left-handed starter Cole Hamels available in trade talks, but "want the world" in return for the 30-year-old. The world's a lot.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are considered the "likely landing spot" for Red Sox starter Jon Lester, according to ESPN's Buster Olney. On Sunday, it was reported the two teams may be talking about a Matt Kemp for Jon Lester swap.

Sticking with Lester, the Seattle Mariners have reportedly called the Red Sox about him. Lester's from Washington, and could be an intriguing rental for the Mariners' playoff push. The Baltimore Orioles have inquired on Lester as well.

Sorry, baseball world, but the Colorado Rockies reportedly have no plans to trade all-world shortstop Troy Tulowitzki. That being said, the New York Mets reportedly would include pitcher Noah Syndergaard in a deal for Tulowitzki.

The Toronto Blue Jays and Kansas City Royals made a trade Monday evening, with third baseman Danny Valencia headed to Toronto for pitcher Liam Hendriks and catcher Erik Kratz.

The Tampa Bay Rays open the week just 4.5 games back for the final American League Wild Card spot, and they haven't indicated if they will be buyers or sellers at the deadline. If they sell, the Giants will reportedly be 'ready to act' if they decide to trade Ben Zobrist.

The David Price to Chicago (Cubs) rumors can likely stop for now. Bob Nightengale reports the Cubs have "zero interest" in trading for the left-hander at this time.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are reportedly open to trading more veterans at the deadline. They already moved pitchers Brandon McCarthy to the Yankees and Joe Thatcher to the Angels.