Re: Rosenthal: Multiple teams after Bradley

[Little Slide Rooter]

As much as Id love Halladay, I really dont want to go through the Peavy fiasco all over again, which I could see happening.

[Sammy Sofa]

Yeah, don't bother trying to trade for one of the best pitchers going because some guy on a message board will have to read about it.

[Little Slide Rooter]

Yeah, don't bother trying to trade for one of the best pitchers going because some guy on a message board will have to read about it.

 

Yes. thats exactly what I meant. Dont try to get Halladay because I dotn want to read about it. Im just saying that if they really think theres a chance of it happening, go for it, and hope for a quick process one way or another.

[inari]

Yeah, don't bother trying to trade for one of the best pitchers going because some guy on a message board will have to read about it.

 

Yes. thats exactly what I meant. Dont try to get Halladay because I dotn want to read about it. Im just saying that if they really think theres a chance of it happening, go for it, and hope for a quick process one way or another.

 

That's really not at all what you said.

[Keener98]

Id rather keep Castro and Vitters at this point then trade for Halladay. Hes over 30 and hes logged alot of innings, and the Cubs are at a point where they need some good cheap players, then another massive contract.

[Butterscup1679666578]

According to Ken Rosenthal of FOXSports.com, the Cubs have discussed the framework of a three-team deal involving Milton Bradley.

The idea is described as a longshot, but here's how it would play out: Bradley will go to the Blue Jays. Lyle Overbay will head to the Mets. And Luis Castillo will land with the Cubs. The teams involved have only discussed the deal's framework, and not in direct fashion, according to Rosenthal's sources.

 

If this happens, this team is the worst organization in baseball.