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Odds & Ends: Nationals, Hudson, Brewers, Guzman

Thursday night linkage..

• With Hudson having agreed to a deal with the Twins, Jon Heyman of SI tweets that he anticipates the Nationals considering Adam Kennedy.
• Jarrod Washburn is only considering two teams at present - the Twins and the Mariners.  Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports writes that if he doesn't receive an offer from either club or expand his list, the 35-year-old hurler may retire.
• Orlando Hudson would be a great fit for the Twins, writes Rob Neyer of ESPN.  Neyer writes that the extra one or two wins that Hudson's addition represents are worth at least $3MM.  However, according to Buster Olney, Hudson has been offered a one-year pact worth $5MM.
• Despite Travis Buck's reported dissatisfaction with the organization, A's GM Billy Beane is not looking to move the outfielder writes Mychael Urban of CSNBayArea.
• Spurred by the recent pickups of Joe Inglett and Marco Estrada,  Adam McCalvy of MLB.com takes a look back at the Brewers' best waiver wire moves in recent years.  One of the best hidden gems was one of GM Doug Melvin's earliest acquisitions, Scott Podsednik.
• The Orioles have signed Joel Guzman to a minor league deal, according to Dan Connolly of the Baltimore Sun.  The 25-year-old, once one of baseball's top prospects, will not receive an invite to Spring Training.  In 108 games with the Nationals' Double-A affiliate last season, Guzman hit .281/.352/.447 with 12 HRs.

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