Spring Training games are starting this week, but a few notable players are still unemployed.  Here’s the latest list of notable free agents, and their latest rumors:

David Eckstein:
Lots of heart, but no leads for employment from what we’ve heard.

Kevin Millwood
Millwood recently rejected a minor league deal from the New York Yankees. It’s possible that he could be a candidate for the St. Louis Cardinals given the loss of Adam Wainwright.

Bengie Molina:
Molina has been on the fence about playing in 2011. He can probably get a spot on the 25-man roster if he wanted to, but is he willing to be a backup?

Jeremy Bonderman
The Cleveland Indians were working on signing the right-hander early in February, but nothing came out of that. He made $12.5 million in 2010, but he won’t get nearly that much in 2011.

Nick Johnson
Johnson’s winter has been relatively quiet.

Willy Aybar
The 27-year-old hasn’t made much news this off season. He can give a team the flexibility to play multiple infield positions.

Jose Guillen
Earlier this week, Guillen said that he may retire if he does not get any quality offers. He could retire as early as next week.

Jermaine Dye
Dye has been on the shelf since the end of the 2009 season. He still wants to play and will continue to stay in shape, but he’s open to calling it a career.

Troy Glaus
Glaus could be a mid-season replacement. He’s had a few offers, but he wants to spend the first part of the season with his wife and new child, so he could be in play come June.