PLAYERS:
Miguel Cabrera,
Vladimir Guerrero,
Jeff Mathis,
Reggie Willits,
Howie Kendrick,
Brandon Wood
TEAMS: Miami Marlins, Los Angeles Angels
TEAMS: Miami Marlins, Los Angeles Angels
By Chuck Richter - Senior Editor Angelswin.com
According to a Marlins source, Florida wants what the Angels have in a catcher (Jeff Mathis) who they're high on and a centerfielder (Reggie Willits). Even though he could still be a part of a packaged deal to Florida, it's worth noting that this source did not mention Howie Kendrick's name, but that they would be more interested in a young arm or two coming back in the package, or perhaps a third baseman, possibly Dallas McPherson? It's highly unlikely that the Angels would send Brandon Wood in this deal, especially if they're asked to part with a young pitcher along with Mathis & Willits such as Adenhart or Saunders.
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