Hey, Fangraphs said it, not me.

All kidding aside though, what puzzles me about all of this isn't that the Braves want to get rid of him (we have six better/more interesting options, plus a seventh on the DL). But NO OTHER MLB team wants to take a flyer on a guy who put up a 4.26 FIP in 250 innings when Atlanta is clearly willing to eat salary and take filler/nothing in retrun? Brewers? Royals? Mariners?

Don't know if you guys saw this on Fangraphs, but Dave Cameron makes an intriguing suggestion about how to cheaply increase production in left field by diversifying, instead of focusing on one big bat.