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Rockies Looking For Starting Pitching

7:22pm: Walt Jocketty did not deny the Fogg-Rockies rumor when asked.  Maybe he'll be a little more loose with the rumors than Krivsky was.

9:18am: Troy E. Renck of the Denver Post has details on the Rockies' pursuit of starting pitching.  Their search includes some familiar names.

• Josh Fogg seems like the most likely acquisition; he's a DFA candidate for the Reds.  Fogg received an early one-year offer from the Rockies this winter that was later pulled back.
• Julian Tavarez, another former Rockie, is on the radar again.  The Red Sox don't seem to have much use for him.
• Kevin Millwood figures to be a popular name in the coming months.  Renck says the Rangers want "the right players in return, not salary relief."  Millwood makes $8.5MM in '08, $11MM in '09, and $12MM in '10 (if he reaches certain innings incentives).  He also has a limited no-trade clause.
• Rich Harden may come off the DL soon, but he'd have to remain healthy for probably a month before teams become seriously interested.
• Renck says Joe Blanton is "currently not available."  The A's are the current Wild Card leader, after all.

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