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Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: Scouts A-Plenty Last Night

Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: Scouts A-Plenty Last Night

By Brett on July 28, 2010

If Chicago Cubs starter Ted Lilly is not traded before Saturday’s trade deadline, it won’t be for a lack of visibility. Eight top scouts were on hand to watch Cubs left-hander Ted Lilly and Astros right-hander Brett Myers pitch on Tuesday night in Houston. Both pitchers are coveted by numerous teams as the trade deadline [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Astros, Chicago Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Ted Lilly, Tigers, Twins | Leave a response

Obsessive Lilly Trade Watch: Cubs Would Like to Deal Lilly Before Tuesday

Obsessive Lilly Trade Watch: Cubs Would Like to Deal Lilly Before Tuesday

By Brett on July 24, 2010

The Chicago Cubs are now actively shopping pitcher Ted Lilly, and would like to have a deal in place before Lilly’s next start, which is scheduled for Tuesday. With contenders struggling to find the right match for available starters Roy Oswalt and Dan Haren on the trade market, interest in Cubs left-hander Ted Lilly has [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Astros, Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, Ted Lilly, Yankees | 6 Responses

Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: Ted Lilly “Will Get Traded”

Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: Ted Lilly “Will Get Traded”

By Brett on July 23, 2010

We’re just a week away from the non-waive trade deadline, and the Chicago Cubs have yet to make a move. But having just lost two of three to the woeful Astros, the Cubs have no doubt cemented their status as sellers – and the first piece to go will probably be pitcher Ted Lilly. Unlike [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Astros, Chicago Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Ted Lilly, Tigers | 7 Responses

Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: The Dodgers Are A-Callin’

Obsessive Ted Lilly Trade Watch: The Dodgers Are A-Callin’

By Brett on July 20, 2010

Though he didn’t even appear in the game, last night’s shellacking of Carlos Silva made it incrementally more likely that Chicago Cubs starter Ted Lilly would be traded. With just over a week to go before the non-waiver trade deadline on July 31, the Cubs are no doubt continuously evaluating their position vis a vis [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Astros, Carlos Silva, Chicago Cubs, Diamondbacks, Dodgers, Giants, Indians, Mets, Padres, Ted Lilly, Tigers, Twins, White Sox, Yankees | 3 Responses

Lukewarm Stove: White Sox Join Mets in Interest in Ted Lilly

Lukewarm Stove: White Sox Join Mets in Interest in Ted Lilly

By Brett on July 16, 2010

Add the Chicago White Sox to the list of teams potentially interested in Chicago Cubs starting pitcher Ted Lilly, should the Cubs decide to sell. Sources say the Sox have kicked around the idea of pursuing Lilly. That would give them three lefties in their rotation with Buehrle and Danks, but there are some in [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Chicago Cubs, Jake Peavy, Mets, Ted Lilly, White Sox | 6 Responses

Lukewarm Stove: Mets May Want Lilly, but Can’t Add Payroll

Lukewarm Stove: Mets May Want Lilly, but Can’t Add Payroll

By Brett on July 11, 2010

While the New York Mets remain a possible destination for Chicago Cubs pitcher Ted Lilly, they might not be able to take on much, if any, of his remaining $5 million owed this year, according to Buster Olney. That means that, in order to trade Lilly to the Mets, the Cubs would have to eat the [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Chicago Cubs, Mets, Ted Lilly | 6 Responses

Ted Lilly to the New York Mets?

Ted Lilly to the New York Mets?

By Brett on July 10, 2010

Now that Cliff Lee is off the trade market, Chicago Cubs starter Ted Lilly becomes the best available lefty starting pitcher on the market, and remains one of the best two or three available overall. It seems highly likely that, if the Cubs decide to move Lilly and he’s amenable to waiving his limited no-trade [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Cardinals, Chicago Cubs, Dodgers, Mets, Phillies, Reds, Ted Lilly, White Sox, Yankees | 3 Responses

Chicago Cubs are “Getting More Serious” About Making Trades

Chicago Cubs are “Getting More Serious” About Making Trades

By Brett on July 8, 2010

Assuming that the recent three-game sweep of the woeful Diamondbacks does not convince the Chicago Cubs’ brass that the team is magically delicious again, the Cubs will be looking to make some seller-type deals over the next few weeks. At least one source - Ken Davidoff of Newsday – is reporting that the Cubs are “getting [...]

Posted in Chicago Cubs Rumors | Tagged Chicago Cubs, Diamondbacks, Mariners, Mets, Ted Lilly | 1 Response

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