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By Barry M. Bloom / MLB.com

Randy Johnson would go to the Yankees in the proposed three-team trade. (Paul Connors/AP)

"The deal's not done yet," Bob DuPuy, MLB's president, chief operating officer and second in command to Selig, told MLB.com. "As of the last time I talked to Bud late this afternoon, it wasn't on his desk."

Arizona Diamondbacks officials and Greg Genske, the agent for the Dodgers' Shawn Green, also said that the mega-deal was still in the detail stages and that Selig would probably not see the terms until Monday at the earliest. The trade would need approval by the Commissioner because more than $1 million could be changing hands along with at least 10 players.

"So far we have not been contacted by any team confirming there's a trade in place or that the commissioner has approved a trade," Genske told MLB.com on Saturday. "If, in fact, a trade is in place I expect the clubs would notify us and at that time we would consider whether Shawn might be willing to waive his no-trade clause or prefer to stay with the Dodgers and play out the remainder of his contract."

The main components are Johnson going from the Diamondbacks to the Yankees, Green from the Dodgers to Arizona and Javier Vazquez from New York to Los Angeles. Also Dodgers left-hander Kazuhisa Ishii would go to the Yankees, while Los Angeles would get two New York minor leaguers -- catcher Dioner Navarro and third baseman Eric Duncan. Arizona would also obtain right-handed pitchers Brad Penny and Yhency Brazoban along with Green from the Dodgers.