转po自丹佛邮报 http://www.denverpost.com/rockies/ci_4822447 Clint Barmes' plummeting average and Jason Jennings' soaring price tag have made them attractive trade targets. The Cardinals, Rangers and Brewers have explored deals for Barmes, with Milwaukee offering center fielder Brady Clark. Even with top prospect Troy Tulowitzki expected to start at shortstop, Colorado isn't motivated to move Barmes. The Rockies have interest in Clark, but his salary is problematic - they would like the Brewers to eat $2 million of his $3.8 million contract - and they are not sure he could outperform Barmes if they try him in center field. "Teams just want us to give Clint away. We think he can still help us," general manager Dan O'Dowd said. "He's not the first player to go through a sophomore slump." Whether Barmes is asked to switch positions could hinge on the Jennings trade discussions. Houston remains his most likely destination if the Astros can meet the Rockies' demands for starter Jason Hirsh and either center fielder Willy Taveras or reliever Dan Wheeler. Today is more about who's staying than who's going, marking the deadline for teams to tender contracts to arbitration-eligible players or make them free agents. Among the Rockies on the bubble, pitcher Josh Fogg, catcher Yorvit Torrealba, who could sign today, and center fielder Cory Sullivan are expected to be offered contracts, while former closer Chin-Hui Tsao will be non-tendered with the team hoping to sign him to a minor-league deal. "As far as I know I will be with the Rockies," Fogg said Monday. Torrealba eased some concerns about his injured shoulder by throwing for five consecutive days at Coors Field. O'Dowd said Torrealba "looked a lot better." Still, the club remains interested in free agent Rod Barajas. Potential non-tenders on the Rockies' radar include pitchers Jorge Sosa, Mark Hendrickson and Chris Reitsma. - Troy E. Renck 所以明年 2B仍是小松井 SS Barmes 工具人 Gonzalez坐板凳 J.Carrol也是板凳代打? --

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