Blue Jays may listen to offers for Glaus

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FOX Sports: Rosenthal: Blue Jays may listen to offers for Glaus
Published 6/24/2007 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
FOX Sports: Rosenthal: Blue Jays may listen to offers for Glaus Robo-notes The Blue Jays say they aren t looking to move third baseman Troy Glaus, but their perspective might be changing. The Jays are now willing to listen on Glaus, one rival general manager says, a notable development for the Padres, Dodgers and Angels. Glaus, 30, has a full no-trade clause, but it stands to reason that he would be open to returning to his native southern California. The Padres, Dodgers and Angels each would benefit from the addition of a power-hitting third baseman. Each also build a trade package around a highly regarded prospect at third. The Jays could ask the Padres for Chase Headley, the Dodgers for Andy LaRoche, the Angels for Brandon Wood. They also could seek pitching, then use their savings to invest in other players during the off-season.

Rosenthal's Latest - Buehrle To Brewers?
Published 6/24/2007 by RotoAuthority at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... Ken Rosenthal has a new article, and as usual he's broken several brand new trade rumors.  A brief summary: ...

Pickoff Moves
Published 6/24/2007 by Rob at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
... The Blue Jays are entertaining offers for Troy Glaus according to Ken Rosenthal, and he speculates that all three Southern California teams might be interested. ...

Red Sox, Brewers Jump Into Mark Buehrle Race
Published 6/24/2007 by Mike Pindelski at The Bard's Room
... Another team reportedly interested in Buehrle is the first place Brewers, but this one to me really is a long shot.  ...

Waiting, Anticipating, Speculating
Published 6/25/2007 by edwzipper at Sports Frog
... • Blue Jays say they aren't looking to move third baseman Troy Glaus, but their perspective might be changing.The Jays are now willing to listen on Glaus, one rival general manager says, a notable development for the Padres, Dodgers and Angels. ...

The Obligatory Griffey Post
Published 6/25/2007 by Wrigleyville at wrigleyville23
... Ken Rosenthal, however, says it's not happening: ...

Cards’ Pick Gets Victory in College WS Clincher
Published 6/25/2007 by whiteyball at Whiteyball
... Ken Rosenthal is reporting that “the Brewers are kicking the tires and approximately 10 teams are on Buehrle, including the Mets, Braves, Mariners and Buehrle’s expected long-term choice, the Cardinals.” ...

Let's hope the parts are greater than the sum
Published 6/25/2007 by Jim at Sox Machine: Chicago White Sox blog
... , and Ken Rosenthal adds the Brewers to the list of 10 teams that could be vying for the lefty's services. Both teams are stacked with prospects, the Braves and the Mets aren't shabby either, and with the National League open for the taking and the Red Sox and Mets trying to bolster their rotations for a World Series run, Williams has a chance to jack up the price. I'm ...

Delving Into the Mark Buehrle Trade Scenarios
Published 6/25/2007 by Mike Pindelski <info@beyondtheboxscore.com> at Beyond the Box Score: Front Page Posts
... Ken Rosenthal also claimed yesterday at least ten teams are interested in Buehrle's services, let's take a look at the teams we are certain have inquired: ...

Buzz: The Buehrle Market is Hot
Published 6/25/2007 by Matthew Cerrone at MetsBlog.com
... Meanwhile, the Brewers are ‘kicking around the idea’ of trading for Buehrle, as well, writes Ken Rosenthal at FOXSports.com, who notes that at least 10 team other teams are interested, including the Mets, Braves, Mariners and Cardinals. ...

Baseball Today: Tuesday, June 26
Published 6/26/2007 by Art Martone (amartone@projo.com) at Projo Sox Blog
... (Chicago Sun-Times) . . . The Blue Jays are listening to offers for Troy Glaus (foxsports.com) . . . Dontrelle Willis ...

Rounding The Bases: Let’s Go-Mez!
Published 6/26/2007 by Evil Buster Olney at Bugs & Cranks
... Somewhere within this Ken Rosenthal mess, we learn that Maroth was also pursued by the Phillies and Braves. The Phillies thought he was too similar to veteran Jamie Moyer and the Braves thought he was nothing more than a fifth starter. However, neither team has a starter that held the Mets to two hits in 7+ innings of work, like Maroth did last night. He also stole a base, so that would also make him more valuable than Andruw Jones or Pat Burrell have been all year. Way to go for that division title, Phillies and Braves! ...

Nothing Night
Published 6/26/2007 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
... “The Jays are now willing to listen on [Troy] Glaus, one rival general manager says, a notable development for the Padres, Dodgers and Angels,” writes Ken Rosenthal. ...