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Odds & Ends: Brewers, Cubs, Looper, Baer, Wigginton

Links for Monday...

• MLB.com's Adam McCalvy posts an unofficial list of Brewers' players who are out of options. Joe Inglett and George Kottaras appear to be the players most on the bubble.
• In a mailbag, MLB.com's Carrie Muskat says that the Cubs are still looking for righthanded relief help.
• MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince explains that Grady Sizemore's 2012 club option becomes a player option if traded.  He also notes that the Indians are not in on Felipe Lopez.
• Braden Looper will not settle for a low base salary or a minor league deal, reports Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.
• The Biz of Baseball now has Opening Day and year-end payroll data by team.
• Giants president Larry Baer mentioned MLBTR in a recent KNBR interview with Ralph Barbieri and Tom Tolbert.
• Roch Kubatko of MASN believes it's possible the Orioles will trade Ty Wigginton.  Wiggy has $3.5MM coming in 2010.
• Benjamin Kabak of River Ave. Blues ponders the benefits of the Yankees bringing Gary Sheffield back on a minor league deal.
• Dave Cameron of FanGraphs would like the Mariners to spend a few million on Jarrod Washburn, provided he'd be willing to pitch out of the bullpen when Erik Bedard is ready.
• ESPN's Tim Kurkjian explains why the Reds should sign Johnny Damon.

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