[ Wigginton may not have an everyday position but he's an everyday player for TB as evidenced by 236 AB so far. ] Yes and no. He's started in 85% of their games, but his position has been pretty evenly spread between 1B, 2B, and 3B. 2nd base is owned by Upton, 3B is owned by Iwamura, and Pena has a much better shot at being a starter at 1B. He's filling the "billy hall" role of the '06 Brewers without the flexibility of being able to play SS. [ Graffanino has never been an everyday player and is 5 years older. ] He started pretty much the same number of games as Wigginton has in Tampa Bay last year while with KC (both, being crappy teams). [ No way TB would have the slightest interest and the value to the Brewers does not warrant adding a pitcher that would interest them enough either. ] I would think if that the Brewers sweetened the pot with enough 2nd tier prospects, the Rays might go for it. Wigginton entered arby eligibility status this year. I can't imagine the Rays wanting much to do with him for much longer, given that they have legit starters at each of his positions.