Let the shopping commence in full -- Minor League Free Agent List

[Mass Haas]

Via Matt Eddy and Baseball America

 

As per usual, chime in on your hopeful Brewer targets.

 

The Brewer free agents are being discussed in our yearly thread focusing on that topic.

[Kelbysdaddy]

i'd take a look at rich rundles, kanekoa texeria, and daniel mccutchen. they may be able to contribute to the pen. i'm sure there is a couple passable bench bats in there as well.

[ramssuperbowl1999]

What the heck happened to Nick Weglarz (Cleveland)? He was a former top 100 prospect.

 

Obviously I think he'd be worth a look.

[Mass Haas]

Loek Van Mil -- Not a power righty, but because we must a have 7'1" guy to make 6'9" Johnny Hellweg comfortable.

 

Bobby Bramhall -- Would bring him back in a second, still longing for Lucas Luetge after the Rule 5 loss

 

Not on my list, but man, did we (OK, I) talk about Josh Romanski's Brewers departure years ago.

[EdRomero11]

I would take a look at Wil Inman, still fairly young, and could help in the pen

[SRB]

Joel Pineiro might be an interesting/cheap flier, depending on his health.

[Mass Haas]

Bobby Bramhall -- Would bring him back in a second, still longing for Lucas Luetge after the Rule 5 loss

 

Via MLB Trade Rumors:

 

The Nationals signed left-hander Bobby Bramhall to a minor league pact, according to Bill Ladson of MLB.com (via Twitter). The 27-year-old posted a 3.17 ERA with 8.7 K/9 and 2.9 BB/9 in 30 minor league outings for the Marlins organization last year.

[BrewersAA]

I would think Jo-Jo Reyes would be worth a look due to his lefthandedness and prior success/potential. Also Daniel McCutchen, both of them are pirates, but Daniel graduated with a bunch of my buddies down here in OKC so i would like to be able to root for him professionally as a brewer.

[torts]

the white 'cutch was his nickname in pittsburgh