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Odds And Ends: Braves, Orioles, Redding, Dunn, Ryan

A few more post-deadline notes from the MLBiverse...

• Apparently the Braves tried to get involved in the Jason Bay sweepstakes in the last hour before the deadline.
• Andy MacPhail feels that the Orioles will actually be more active in August than in July. Jeff Zrebiec and Dan Connolly suggest that several players, including Kevin Millar, Jay Payton and Ramon Hernandez could be had in August. MacPhail also noted that while there "was a pretty high bar set" for teams asking about Brian Roberts, MacPhail made it clear that Roberts was not off-limits and suggested that a deal this winter is not out of the question.
• Jim Bowden does not appear eager to trade Tim Redding, who according to Bill Ladson, is the Nat's only player of value that could be traded in August.
• Walt Jocketty would not commit to an attempt to sign Adam Dunn to an extension.
• Terry Ryan, the Twins former GM, penned a piece for SI.com in which he details what a GM goes through in the weeks and days leading up to the trade deadline. Very interesting read.

Cork Gaines writes for RaysIndex.com and can be reached here.

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