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Jayson Stark: Big names not likely to get traded

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Dontrelle Willis

It would almost be easier to list the teams that haven't asked the Marlins about Willis than the teams that have. But the list of shoppers is known to include the Yankees, Dodgers, Mets, Cardinals, Phillies, Braves, Diamondbacks, Tigers, Rangers and Rockies.

 

OK, now the bad news: Every one of those teams had better start working on Plan B, because it looks less likely, by the day, that the D-Train is leaving this station.

 

One team says it was told this was going to be all owner Jeffrey Loria's call. And Loria is under so much pressure from MLB to get a ballpark built and keep the team in South Florida, it's going to be almost impossible to justify trading the charismatic face of his franchise. So enjoy those Dontrelle rumors for what they're worth -- because even his most frenetic pursuers are beginning to conclude none of them will ever happen.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/stor...ht&lid=tab3pos2

It's good to see MLB wants to keep the Marlins in FL.

FO is playing this the right way. The only possible scenario in which Dontrelle gets traded is if we're getting paid an enormous ransom.

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