Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 17 hours ago
Brewers search still on for one more pitcher
The Milwaukee Brewers, who made official Friday the signing of left-handed reliever Neal Cotts to a one-year deal, would like to make one more addition to their bullpen before spring training opens in three weeks.
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