Aramis Ramirez

The Chicago Cubs have been very busy this offseason. After hiring a new President of Baseball Operations (Theo Epstein), General Manager (Jed Hoyer) and Manager (Dale Sveum), the Cubs began a complete rebuilding process, ridding the organization of the mess that Jim Hendry left.Among the departed: Aramis Ramirez (signed with Brewers), Carlos Pena (signed with Rays), Carlos Zambrano (traded to Marlins), Sean Marshall (traded to Reds), Andrew...  

They have already lost pieces like Aramis Ramirez and Carlos Pena; adding players like David DeJesus and Ian Stewart just won't provide those numbers. A guy like Fielder could make up for the loss of both sluggers. It just depends at what cost. The team is ...  

The Milwaukee Brewers agreed to terms with free-agent third baseman Aramis Ramirez on Monday, his agent Paul Kinzer told the Associated Press. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that the deal was for three years and $36 million. It won't be officially announced until the 33-year-old passes his physical.  

NewsdayAramis Ramirez expected to be Brewers' cleanup hitterBoston HeraldBy Todd Rosiak / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MILWAUKEE — Through the years, Milwaukee Brewers general manager Doug Melvin grew weary of watching the steady Aramis Ramirez anchoring the lineup for the Chicago Cubs. But now, finally, Ramirez is on his ...Brewers land Aramis Ramirez with 3-year dealCBS NewsThe Brewers signed Aramis Ramirez to a three-year, $36 million dealSI...  

The already-slim chance that Prince Fielder would find his way back to the only team he's ever known, the Milwaukee Brewers, almost certainly ended yesterday when the Brewers signed Aramis Ramirez to a three-year contract. With the money they're paying Ramirez, the decision by Francisco Rodriguez to accept arbitration, and a handful of in-house options for first base it seems certain now that Fielder will be moving to a new town.