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Brewers News & Notes
- With another quiet day for the Brewers in the books, all we can do for the immediate future is continue to speculate on what the Brewers could do this offseason. It shouldn't be too much longer until the action picks up, as we are only four days from the start of the Winter Meetings on December 6.
- Continuing in a series of profiles examining free agent targets, Derek looks at former White Sox infielder Gordon Beckham, and Kyle takes a look at former Nationals pitcher Doug Fister.
- The trade market is harder to predict, partially because we don't hear much of the discussions on trades, but partially because there are many more options there. One of those options that Derek chose to focus on is Red Sox prospect Garin Cecchini.
- On the other side of trade discussions, Travis looks at what value Matt Garza still has left as a possible trade chip.
- What other options could be available on the trade market? Ryan Romano of BP Milwaukee looks at a few players that the Brewers could try to acquire this offseason.
- Also on BP Milwaukee, Seth Victor provides some insight on what the Brewers could do with the trade chips they currently have.
- An area of strength last season for the Brewers was in their bullpen. Nicholas Zettel of Disciples of Uecker breaks down the success they had in 2015, and how they can continue it going into 2016.
- One person who doesn't take time off in the Brewers organization is Mike Vassallo. Cait Covers the Bases has an extended interview with the Brewers senior director of media relations.
Around Baseball
- The Indians signed reliever Joba Chamberlain to a minor-league deal.
- The Orioles acquired first baseman Mark Trumbo from the Mariners in exchange for catcher Steve Clevenger.
- The Red Sox have agreed to a seven-year, $217 million contract with starting pitched David Price. The contract includes an opt-out for price after the third year.
- The Twins signed Korean first baseman Byung Ho Park to a four-year, $12 million deal.