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Well…mlbtraderumors.com sure thinks so. And it really makes sense. With Mark Reynolds jumping from AA to the majors and having a successful year, the Dbacks have nothing but a log jam at the corner infield positions. On top of that, you have to consider that sometime next year, if not this year, you could see Justin Upton up in the majors. And where do you put him? All good problems to have, but let’s read on:

Phil Rogers of the Chicago Tribune reports that the Diamondbacks’ real motivation was to showcase Jackson for the White Sox. Left field is the only place the Sox could use him.

The D’Backs scouted Jose Contreras, they’re after Jon Garland or even John Danks. Javier Vazquez’s name did not come up, but wouldn’t it be crazy to see the Chris Young trade reversed? [As the always sharp commenters immediately noted, Vazquez has a no-trade clause allowing him to block trades to all nine AL/NL West teams. But it would still be cool to see the trade reversed.] Baseball America had some interesting thoughts on the impending Young/Justin Upton center field logjam today (the On The Brink section).

Oh I can see it now….the deepest and strongest rotation in all of the NL West….Except for only one minor hitch…Where is our power hitter? Trade for one of those, and we’ve got something going…

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