Jays Shopping AJ For a Shortstop

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It's no surprise that the Blue Jays are shopping right-hander A.J. Burnett. But what they're looking for in return certainly is. The Jays are looking to obtain a shortstop in talks with other teams. The Jays have had trade talks with a number of teams regarding Burnett, who is in the third year of a five-year, $55-million US contract. [link]

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  • mandy ritchie mandy ritchie
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    hi i just send something before i don't want a video only shortstop tips so you know i play shortstop that is why i need some good tips if you don't mind
    Posted 7/17/2008 [reply] [flag]

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MLB Trade Rumors: C.C. Sabathia, A.J. Burnett Et Al
Published 7/3/2008 by faketeams at FakeTeams: Front Page Posts
... The Toronto Sun reports the Blue Jays are shopping A.J. Burnett to any team looking for a starting pitcher sna want a SS in return because "...they're not happy with either David Eckstein or John McDonald."  With the Dodgers in need of a SS, too, this could get interesting.  Could the two teams get together and put together a package with Burnett and Eckstein going to L.A. with Chin-Lung Hu and others going to Canada in a Win-Now deal for the Dodgers and a Win-Later one for the ays? ...

The Whisperings of Allan James Burnett
Published 7/3/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (Dustin Parkes) at Drunk Jays Fans
... Almost on cue, the Toronto Sun's Bob Elliot, who reads his own newspaper at home because constipation bring tears to his eyes (and there's no crying in a baseball press box), is reporting that the Toronto Blue Jays are shopping A.J. Burnett to any team that might need starting pitching and are willing to give up a shortstop. ...

Jays Shopping Burnett For Shortstop
Published 7/3/2008 by Tim Dierkes at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... According to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun, the Blue Jays are shopping starter A.J. Burnett for a shortstop.  Elliott notes that the Phillies and Orioles have had scouts at recent Burnett starts.  Neither of those organizations figures to match up on the shortstop front though. ...

The Burnett Trade Watch
Published 7/3/2008 by Dustin Parkes (noreply@blogger.com) at The AL East Blog
Now that we've entered the month of July, it's time to dizzy ourselves with trade speculation like kids who drink too much Freshy in the sun. Almost on cue, the Toronto Sun's Bob Elliot is reporting that the Toronto Blue Jays are shopping A.J. Burnett to any team that might need starting pitching and are willing to give up a shortstop. While names like Edgar Renteria and Bill Hall have been bandied about, a website called ...

Orioles Interested In Eckstein
Published 7/4/2008 by Tim Dierkes at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... , citing "industry sources," the Orioles are talking to the Blue Jays about shortstop David Eckstein.  The Jays have deemed Eckstein expendable, even though they're reportedly hunting for a long-term shortstop.  Jeff Zrebiec and Roch Kubatko believe it wouldn't take much to acquire him.  ...

Friday Odds and Ends, Pitching Is King Edition
Published 7/4/2008 by Colin Wyers at GoatRiders of the Apocalypse -
... As the All Star Break nears, trade rumors mount. Chris DeLuca runs them down. Short version: the Cubs could pursue Sabathia or Harden if they had better prospects, or Randy Wolf if they didn’t learn a lesson from the Steve Trachsel deal last season. DeLuca adds: Another Padre who definitely might interest Hendry is former Cub Greg Maddux. Definitely might. Meanwhile, the Toronto papers are split on whether or not Burnett is or isn’t being shopped for a shortstop. The team’s president denies actively shopping ...

I Know it’s the 4th of July…
Published 7/4/2008 by Mike Scioscia's tragic illness at Mike Scioscia's tragic illness
... before, and although I wasn’t really for it, I understood why he might be in the conversation. Well, hopefully this juxtaposition from the Toronto Sun can put an end to that right here and now: ...

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