A writer for CBS Sports speculates that Milwaukee might be a buyer.
https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/madison-bumgarner-dfa-four-possible-landing-spots-for-the-veteran-pitcher-plus-whether-hes-worth-a-shot/
I agree. He's 33, so not a geezer. It's possible he's physically unable, but I can imagine pitching coaches studying his mechanics and wanting to tinker. If the risk is base ($720,000) plus incentives, it will likely be worth a shot to someone.
I like to have fun with the crazed pro-Yelich and anti-Yelich people, but yes, that was a great pitch, and yes, he needs to do better for what he's paid.
Nice article about Javy Guerra in the Journal today. I've been a big fan since the first time I saw him with easy cheese that hit 99 with movement. He reminds me a little of Freddy. I think he's going to be a good one.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/mlb/brewers/2023/04/20/milwaukee-brewers-help-reliever-javy-guerra-lock-in-on-vast-potential/70133862007/
He's a loose cannon, but there is a pitching coach or two on the other 29 teams that believes he can fix him. It has happened before.
But I also saw where the Diamondbacks are going to eat 34 million. They must really be done with him.