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The Brewers offered Zack Greinke $100 million+, but he’s not signing

Zack Greinke

Milwaukee Brewers starting pitcher Zack Greinke throws during the first inning of a baseball game against the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday, June 6, 2012, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

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Two days ago we heard a Jon Paul Morosi report that the Brewers and Zack Greinke have had no dialogue about a contract extension. Jon Heyman says that isn’t so:

The Brewers offered star righthanded pitcher Zack Greinke a $100-million-plus, five-year deal sometime within the past few weeks, but there’s nothing yet to indicate he will sign quickly and give up free agency, people familiar with the talks told CBSSports.com.

The quiet Greinke offer, which is said to have come more than a week ago, was said by one person to have been for close to the $112.5-million, five-year extension Matt Cain signed and may have even replicated it ...


If Cole Hamels is worth $130+, you have to figure that Greinke can do better than $112.5, so it’s not terribly surprising if that’s the case.