Add the Braves to the growing list of teams interested in Florida left-hander Scott Olsen. A prime topic of conversation at the GM meetings, Olsen has already been talked about in possible deals with the Rangers and Indians. The Marlins are looking for catching and bullpen help. According to Scott Miller of CBSSports.com, the Braves approached the Marlins about Olsen at the GM meetings. Ideally, the Marlins would prefer not to trade within their division. For the right offer, it wouldn't matter. In the past, Florida dealt Carlos Delgado and Paul Lo Duca to the Mets. They also shipped Mike Hampton to the Braves in November of 2002, and Cliff Floyd to the Expos in July of 2002. So for the right offer, Florida will trade with anyone. Olsen, who turns 25 in January, should attract substantial interest between now in the Winter Meetings. -- Joe Frisaro =============================================================================== 大意就是我們也去詢了Olsen的價，之前在馬大魚也翻過Olsen的文章，一個相當厲害的 左殺，但也很會被幹砲。難道都沒有Corner OF的消息嗎 Q__Q -- --

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