The Cleveland Indians are said to have some interest in Huston Street if the Rockies lower their asking price for the one-time closer, according to Cleveland Plain-Dealer.The Rockies acquired Street in the Matt Holliday deal, and now they are listening to offers for him. The Indians are looking for a closer and Street does have 94 saves in four years.

According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, "the Indians still have an interest in" Huston Street. However, the newspaper reports that "right now the price is high" following Street's trade to the Rockies.Source: Cleveland Plain Dealer Related: Indians

The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports the Cleveland Indians still have interest in Colorado Rockies CL Huston Street, but the asking price is too high.

Ken Rosenthal, of FOXSports.com, reports the Colorado Rockies are content with just listening to offers for RP Huston Street.

Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that the Rockies will listen to offers for newly acquired reliever Huston Street.Street recently spoke with Colorado's team management, and stated that he expects to be with the Rockies in 2009, instead of being traded. We will keep you posted on the situation. Manny Corpas would be the top candidate to close games if Street is dealt.

Marty Noble, of MLB.com, reports the New York Mets have no imminent deal to acquire Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street, although they remain interested. If the Mets were able to acquire him, they would most likely use him as an eighth-inning reliever.

Updating previous reports, The Denver Post's Patrick Saunders reports Colorado Rockies manager Clint Hurdle said Rockies RPs Manny Corpas and Huston Street will compete for the closer position.

The Denver Post's Patrick Saunders reports Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street said after talking to general manager Dan O'Dowd and manager Clint Hurdle, he is under the impression the Rockies acquired him to keep him. O'Dowd confirmed those sentiments. "I'm not saying we wouldn't move Huston, or anybody else, but right now I plan on him being with us," O'Dowd said.

Reliever Huston Street said he spoke with Colorado's team management, and that he expects to be with the Rockies next season instead of being traded, as had been rumored, according to the Denver Post.Street will likely be competing for the closer's job with Manny Corpas, but don't be shocked if both are called on at some point next season, as shutting the door in Coors Field is never an easy task.

After talking to general manager Dan O'Dowd and manager Clint Hurdle, Huston Street said Wednesday that he expects to remain with the Rockies. "Dan made sure not to promise me anything, and I know there are no promises in baseball," Street said. "But both Dan and Clint made me feel like they got me to keep me." O'Dowd agreed, adding: "I'm not saying we wouldn't move Huston, or anybody else, but right now I plan on him being with us." If Street stays in Colorado he'll compete for the closer job with Manny Corpas, but there's a strong likelihood that he'll be on the move.Source: Denver Post Related: Manny Corpas

News: The Oakland Athletics completed their trade for star outfielder Matt Holliday from the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday, landing a big bat for the middle of their lineup. The Rockies received right-handed reliever Huston Street, lefty starter Greg Smith and promising outfielder Carlos Gonzalez from the A's. The clubs reached a tentative agreement Monday, but had to wait for the results of physicals and other details to be worked out. "The long-term model for our organization to be successful has always been built around the team dynamic," Rockies GM Dan O'Dowd said. "The three men we acquired from Oakland are talented major league players that are a solid fit for us."

Analysis: Street, a 25-year-old right-hander, was demoted from his job as Oakland's closer this season and finished 7-5 with a 3.73 ERA and 18 saves in 25 chances. He would join a bullpen that includes Manny Corpas but is expected to lose closer Brian Fuentes in free agency. Street can become a free agent after the 2010 season. You have to figure Street will open spring training as the Rockies' closer, which makes him a candidate for 30 saves and one of the top 15 closers to target on Draft Day. He has top 10, perhaps even top five potential, and we think he outperforms his draft position

Huston Street was sent from Oakland to Colorado in the Matt Holliday deal. For a 25-year-old with 94 career saves, a 2.88 ERA and 271 strikeouts in 269 innings, Street sure does seem to be taken lightly. Even in his worst year, he had a .229 average against and fanned 69 in 70 innings. He has been shaky in the ninth inning and he is starting to get expensive, but there's little reason to think he's going to stop being an effective reliever anytime soon. We're guessing he'll do pretty well as a closer for whatever team he ends up with.Related: Athletics

News: Matt Holliday's trade to the Athletics was nearly completed Tuesday and an announcement was expected soon. The Rockies were set to send Holliday to the A's for reliever Huston Street, left-hander Greg Smith and outfielder Carlos Gonzalez. The teams were reviewing the players' physicals and an announcement was anticipated early Wednesday, two people with knowledge of the discussions said. Smith and Gonzalez, considered a top prospect, came to the A's last offseason in the blockbuster trade that sent ace Dan Haren to Arizona.

Analysis: Street, a 25-year-old right-hander, was demoted from his job as Oakland's closer this season and finished 7-5 with a 3.73 ERA and 18 saves in 25 chances. He would join a bullpen that includes Manny Corpas but is expected to lose closer Brian Fuentes in free agency. Street can become a free agent after the 2010 season. You have to figure Street will open spring training as the Rockies' closer, which makes him a candidate for 30 saves and one of the top 15 closers to target on Draft Day. He has top 10, perhaps even top five potential, and we think he outperforms his draft position

The Cardinals, Mets, Tigers, Indians and Rays are among the clubs in the market for a closer this winter, though the Tigers do not appear to be involved with Street, the Web site reported. Street fell out of favor this past season in Oakland and was replaced in the closer's role by Brad Ziegler.

While the Rockies haven't officially acquired Huston Street from the A's yet, the San Francisco Chronicle reports that they may look to "spin him" to the Mets, Tigers, Indians or Brewers. Francisco Rodriguez, Brian Fuentes, Kerry Wood and Trevor Hoffman create what is a very strong market for free agent closers, so cash conscious teams may view trading for Street as an alternative.Source: San Francisco Chronicle Related: Indians, Rockies, Tigers, Brewers, Mets

The Indians are looking for a closer, and they have another option now in Trevor Hoffman. "When negotiations between Trevor Hoffman and the Padres didn't work out, he became an alternative for us," GM Mark Shapiro told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. The Tribe could also be in the mix for Huston Street should the Rockies make him available. "If there's a closer option out there, we will be involved," Shapiro said when asked about the potential availability of Street.The Cardinals and Brewers also appear to be fits for Hoffman, but it's not even certain that Trevor wants to pitch anywhere else besides San Diego.

Troy E. Renck, of The Denver Post, reports Colorado Rockies CL Manny Corpas has been told that he is still the team's closer, despite the acquisition of RP Huston Street, which could mean that the team is looking to trade Street to another team.

Troy E. Renck, of The Denver Post, reports the Tampa Bay Rays are interested in acquiring Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street.

Troy E. Renck, of The Denver Post, reports the Milwaukee Brewers are interested in acquiring Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street.

Troy E. Renck, of The Denver Post, reports the New York Mets are interested in acquiring Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street.

The Twins could be interested in Huston Street should the Rockies decide to flip him to another team, according to the Minneapolis Star-Tribune.Obviously Joe Nathan would remain the closer if this happens, but with Pat Neshek out for the year, the team could use some setup help. The Twins are also known to be interested in Garrett Atkins, so perhaps the two teams could make a multi-player deal.

Troy E. Renck, of The Denver Post, reports the St. Louis Cardinals are interested in acquiring Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street.

Barry M. Bloom, of MLB.com, reports the Detroit Tigers are not interested in trading for Colorado Rockies RP Huston Street.

Barry M. Bloom, of MLB.com, reports the Colorado Rockies might trade RP Huston Street to another team, according to CBSSports.com.

Numerous reports suggest the Rockies will look to trade reliever Huston Street, MLB.com reports. The club is putting the finalizing touches on acquiring the 2005 AL Rookie of the Year as part of the Matt Holliday deal.That's good news for Manny Corpas, if true. The Rockies are likely also pursuing talks regarding Garrett Atkins. This club could have a lot of new faces before this winter is out.

Huston Street is believed to be going to Colorado as part of a Matt Holliday trade, according to Yahoo! Sports.If he were to land in Colorado, he would likely battle Manny Corpas for the closer's job. Street gave up six home runs in 70 innings last season. He also recorded 18 saves prior to losing the closer's role.