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A source tells Talking Chop that the Braves are trying to make a run at Aramis Ramirez.
It gets more interesting. According to the report, the Braves had an overslot agreement in place to sign 18th-round pick Zach Alvord, however they have nixed the deal in order to land a higher priced waiver claim. The source tells Talking Chop that the Braves are in talks with the Cubs to acquire Ramirez should he pass through waivers. Ramirez, 32, is making $15.75 million this year and has a $14.6 million player option for 2011. It's all hypothetical right now, but the Braves would likely want some sort of assurance that he wouldn't exercise the option since Chipper Jones is expected to make a comeback.
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Very interesting. I guess what I would say is, who would the Braves give up for Aramis? I don't think the Cubs are just going to give him away, despite the fact that he's had a very disappointing season thus far, but I'm sure they are open to dealing him.
Thoughts?