nj.com的消息 http://0rz.tw/bb5cU Yankees' trade talks for Cameron come back to life; Team nears deal with Burnett by Dan Graziano/The Star-Ledger Thursday December 11, 2008, 6:59 PM The Yankees and Brewers are talking again, with both sides believing they will eventually find a way to reach a deal to send center fielder Mike Cameron to the Bronx for Melky Cabrera. Earlier in the day, talks broke off because the Brewers got mad about the Yankees' request to have Milwaukee pay part of Cameron's $10 million salary. But tempers cooled, and now the teams are negotiating which players could go which way in addition to the two center fielders to make it worth Milwaukee's while to include some cash. In other news, two Yankees officials expressed confidence that the team would soon have a deal with free-agent right-hander A.J. Burnett. The Yankees have offered a five-year deal worth between $80 million and $85 million and could go higher. The Braves seem to have maxed out at around $80 million for five years, and Burnett is said to be intrigued by the idea of pitching in New York and staying in the American League. OK. That's it. I'm really going now. Plane is here and everything. Catch you all later. --

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