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Washburn isn't that bad....... and you don't think I didn't give enough to get Clay and Kottaras?

I know this is a little behind everyone else, but folks have been putting predictions for their teams up on facebook so I'll give it a shot. Sign Jarrod Washburn to a 3 Yr/22 Mill Deal Sign Doug Davis to a 2 Yr/10 Mill Deal Sign M. Mulder to a 1 Yr/2 Mill Deal Sign Matt Stairs to a 1 Yr/1.5 Mill Deal Sign Craig Counsell to a 1 Yr/2 Mill Deal Sign Jason Grilli to a 2 Yr/3.5 Mill Deal Trade Gamel,Parra,and Rob Wooten to the Red Sox for Buchholtz,Kottaras, and PTBNL Trade Telly Hughes,Bag of Crap aka Jeff Suppan for Melanie Collins and a 10 Pound bag of Skittles for Prince Lineup:A.Escobar,Weeks,Braun,Fielder,Mcgehee,Kottaras,Pitcher,Gomez Rotation: Yo,Washburn,Clay,Bush,DD Bullpen: Hoffman,Coffey,Difelice,Stetter, and Mcclung Bench;Gerut, Rivera,Cat,Counsell,Stairs

I see you all talking about signing a free agent for Catcher or starting Lucroy or Salome. But what ever happened to Mike Rivera?

Yeah and I also heard the guys on XM talk about this.

This is an absolute horrible trade if it's just Cameron for Melky, but I have a feeling since the Yankees are trying to make deals with the likes of C.C, Burnett, and etc. that they are willing to trade some of there younger pitchers that really have potential but just hasn't showed it.

And... the Mets will still choke in mid september

Brewers general manager Doug Melvin confirmed his club's interest in free agent left-hander Randy Johnson on Wednesday, but the feeling may not be mutual. Melvin said one of Johnson's agents, Barry Meister, told him the Brewers fit four of Johnson's five criteria. But Milwaukee is not on the West Coast -- unless you count Lake Michigan, Brewers assistant GM Gord Ash joked -- and Johnson is looking for a job closer to home. The Brewers, facing the certain departure of CC Sabathia and the likely departure of Ben Sheets, plan to keep lines of communication open. "You stay in until you're told you're not in it," Melvin said. "We haven't made any offers. They haven't asked us to make an offer yet." Johnson, a 21-year veteran, rebounded from back problems to go 11-10 for the Diamondbacks in 2008 with a 3.91 ERA in 184 innings and 30 starts. He is five wins shy of 300 for his career. -- Adam McCalvy In my opinion, this would be a great deal for the Brewers for two reasons. !: It adds some depth to a very weak rotation 2: RJ will be able to tutor Gallardo and Parra .

The report just showed up on ESPN.com http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3759182

http://www.baseballprospectus.com/radio/

Please tell your story on how your eyes were opened to the greatest team in the MLB and you became a Brewers fan, and also what year did that happen?

We know he's a first ballot hall of famer, but do you think he's all time top 5 pitcher

Really? On the Cubs website it says the Cubs probably will offer arbitration to Wood, but the Padres won't offer arbitration to Hoffman.

To start with no I'm not a spammer,or a bot. So I'm here just because I want a die-hard Brewer community to help me out with questions and comments about my show. The show will be called Brew Crew Nation and actually right now I'm trying to line up an interview with Vinny Rottino. The site and more are coming soon! Go Brewers!