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Rosenthal's Latest: Cordero, Livan, Jenkins

Somehow, I missed a Ken Rosenthal column.  This thing is already 14 hours old.  I'm slipping.

• A Mystery Team has already made a four-year offer to Francisco Cordero.  We know the Brewers made an offer on Monday but Rosenthal may be referring to another club.
• Rosenthal suggests Scott Linebrink could be reunited with Bruce Bochy to become the Giants' closer.  It's known that the Astros already have an offer out to Linebrink.
• Teams interested in Geoff Jenkins: the Cubs, Padres, Giants, Rangers, and Royals.  Several of those are new to me.
• The Tigers' payroll is expected to exceed $115MM.  Time to head over to Cot's and do some math.  By my count the Tigers are around $105MM right now (includes some arbitration guesses).  That leaves room for one starting pitcher signing, be it Kenny Rogers, Carlos Silva, or whoever.
• The Cardinals, Astros, and Mets have their eye on Livan Hernandez.  Mets' management is divided on signing him, since he's a back-rotation guy.
• Rosenthal believes the Reds could shop Joey Votto or Josh Hamilton a year from now in hopes of acquiring starting pitching.
• Tony Clark is gaining in popularity as a cheap power source.  He might be looking at two years, $4MM plus more playing time.

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