Friday, December 3, 2010

Winter Meetings UPDATE!!!

FOX News reports that another document has surfaced on the WikiLeaks website. A secret Miracle Memo was posted that states that the Michigan Miracles have several players targeted as potential acquisitions during the upcoming Winter Meetings. The players the Miracles are targeting all have 3 year contracted associated with them. The players listed include...

1--Stephen Drew
2--Jason Bartlett
3--Carlos Beltran
4--Carl Crawford
5--Lance Berkman
6--Justin Morneau
7--Alfonso Soriano
8--Billy Butler
9--Scott Kazmir

Two former Miracles are also on this list and include

10--Alexei Ramirez
11--Curtis Granderson

Miracle President/GM Chris Renner would not confirm or deny that this list even exists but did release this brief statement.

The Miracles are always very active during the Winter Meetings and will be again this coming year. We have always known that most of the rumors that circulate around the eMLB are usually generated by Commissioner Steve Berg but we have just determined that our current commissioner may in fact be Julian Assange of WikiLeaks infamy. We had a computer analyst compare Berg with Assange and it was determined that there is a 50% probability that they are one and the same person. We were also told that there is a +/- 50 margin of error.

Any of the owners of those listed players may contact Renner regarding the availability of said player. The Miracles will still be trying to perhaps move an OF during the meetings but would like to acquire one or more of the listed players for a draft pick.

As a footnote Renner also says that Ian Kinsler is not actively being shopped around. Looks like another example of Berg/Assange stirring the proverbial pot.

3 comments:

  1. Billy Butler would have to waive his no-trade clause.... i can talk to him for you

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  2. Kazmir might be looking for a change of scenery.

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  3. Soriano could be available given the right situation. I am always looking for future but would be willing to listen to offers if a SP was involved.

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