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Odds and Ends: Cano, Colon, Lowry

Here are some links I've rounded up this morning.

• In theory, Robinson Cano would be open to a long-term deal. River Ave. Blues recently took a look at how historically good Cano has been so far, and suggest the Yankees lowballed him with their arbitration submission.
• Baseball Prospectus' Derek Jacques saw Bartolo Colon pitch in the Dominican League Finals, and lends his evaluation.  Colon was not impressive, but not terrible.  It doesn't seem like he will get the two-year deal he wants.
• The Brewers will bring Abraham Nunez to camp.  Versatile, but a drain on offense.
• Mark Gonzales of the Chicago Tribune notes that the White Sox aren't done yet.  The Joe Crede situation should linger into spring.  Gonzales also mentions that the Giants are "listening to offers for Noah Lowry."
• A factual look at whether Omar Minaya really stockpiles Latin American players.
• The Astros can't settle their gaps with Mark Loretta or Jose Valverde, and Ed Wade expects the team to go to its first arbitration hearings in over a decade.  Wade has set a deadline of this afternoon and will go to hearings otherwise.  Loretta asking for $4.9MM seems particularly off.
• Matthew Cerrone takes an educated guess on the current Johan Santana situation.
• Some interesting quotes from XM Radio from Michael Cuddyer and Scott Boras, separately.

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