Looks like Elvis andrus is going to the brewers
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I've looked for this online and can't find anything. Where did you see this?Comment -
Makes sense if it happens.
Jurickson Profar is close to major league ready and has a much higher ceiling than Andrus.Comment -
brewers get fleeced
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It's 50-50 right now. The talks are on going.Comment -
Mlb insiders on sbrComment -
Rangers need to make a move, but I really don't want to lose ElvisComment -
EFF that, give them Nellie Cruz instead. We got David Murphy and Michael Young can go to the outfield if nec.
Cruz is a strikeout machineComment -
Wouldnt say MLB but I do get a lot of Inside stuff with the Dfw sports teamsComment -
Doug Melvin: Zack Greinke Will Be TradedBy Ben Nicholson-Smith [July 26 at 3:28pm CST]
The Brewers are looking to sell and, based on his most recent start, Zack Greinke is healthy. The right-hander figures to continue drawing heavy interest in the days leading up to the July 31st non-waiver trade deadline. He’s clearly the top arm available with Cole Hamels locked up to an extension in Philadelphia. The Rangers, Angels, Braves and White Sox are interestedin Greinke and the Red Sox and Nationals might be considered suitors too. Here are the latest rumors surrounding the Greinke with the most recent rumors up top...- The White Sox seem completely focused on trying to get Greinke, Danny Knobler of CBSSports.com reports (on Twitter).
- Greinke will be traded before the July 31st deadline, GM Doug Melvin told Bob Nightengale of USA Today. Melvin said Greinke could handle pitching in a large market."There are so many good things about him, it's going to be difficult when we trade him,'' Melvin said. GMs and executives agree Greinke is the prize pitcher available in trades, Nightengale reports.
- One source believes Greinke will be traded before Ryan Dempster, Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports reports (on Twitter).
- Brewers GM Doug Melvin confirmed on WTMJ radio that he's taking phone calls and acknowledged that Greinke could be traded before his next start (transcript via Tom Haudricourt). "At this point we have to listen to opportunities to improve the ball club for the future and still try to win ball games now," Melvin said.
- Melvin added that the Brewers haven't had recent extension talks with Greinke.
- The Brewers are taking calls from teams interested in acquiring Greinke, Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. "It sounds like he's as good as gone," one person told Haudricourt.
- Haudricourt offers a detailed look at which prospects interest the Brewers’ decision makers. Milwaukee would love to have Rangers shortstop prospect Jurickson Profar, but the Rangers consider him untouchable. The Brewers would be very interested in Rangers left-hander Martin Perez and have scouted right-hander Justin Grimm.
- The Brewers are thought to rank Braves right-hander Julio Teheran ahead of Randall Delgado and Mike Minor, according to Haudricourt. The Brewers want pitchers who can contribute at the MLB level soon.
- Milwaukee prefers Angels shortstop prospect Jean Segura to Garrett Richards, Haudricourt writes.
- The White Sox also appear to have considerable interest in Greinke.
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I only see White Sox and perhaps Angels trade talks.Comment -
Two other players in deal. Texas would be giving up a young prospect but not profar and texas would be getting another starting picture.Comment -
That makes no sense when the rangers have no one to fill the shoes in 2012....Comment -
Brewers need a bullpen before anythingComment -
Brewers love speedComment -
If only the Nationals could get Grienke, but i don't think they have much after going for Gio.Comment -
Jurickson Profar kid will learn on the fly.Comment
