Jul 31, 2009 12:27 PM EST
The Diamondbacks aren't willing to trade Dan Haren, but pitchers Doug Davis and Jon Garland are very much on the market.
A major league source told FOX Sports that Arizona has received minimal interest in Davis and Garland, and described talks as "remarkably quiet."
Both pitchers could be options for teams in August as they figure to clear waivers.
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Brandon Webb is still hoping to return in September and convince the Diamondbacks to pick up his option for next season.
Arizona has an $8.5 million option on Webb's contract for next year, but could pay him just $2 million to buy the right-hander out.
Webb has been out since Opening Day with shoulder problems.
"Obviously we'll have as much information as we can leading up to early November," Diamondbacks general manager Josh Byrnes said. "There's a chance he throws competitively between now and then. We'll try to make the best decision we can."
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Dan Haren isn't going to hit the trade market, according to one senior Diamondbacks official.
"We're not trading him," the Arizona official said. "We don't want to change our core."
Haren, who is under contract through the 2013 season, is 10-5 with a 2.14 ERA and 141 strikeouts in 143 innings in 2009.
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The Diamondbacks and former outfielder Luis Gonzalez are discussing a job in the team's front office.
Arizona CEO Derrick Hall met with Gonzalez at Chase Field on Friday afternoon and discussed "future employment
in the front office," according to The Arizona Republic.
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The Brewers have acquired second baseman Felipe Lopez from the Diamondbacks for two minor leaguers.
Milwaukee has been without second baseman Rickie Weeks after he had season-ending surgery in May.
"It's exciting," Lopez said from St. Louis. "It's tough leaving the guys here. At the same time, I'm excited for the opportunity."
Lopez, 29, is hitting .301 with six homers, 25 RBIs and six stolen bases in 85 games this season.
"Felipe is an accomplished veteran player who gives us versatility at three infield positions," Brewers general manager Doug Melvin said. "He has been a very productive player at the top of the order with respect to both batting average and on-base percentage."
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Diamondbacks Jul 2009 Archive
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Arizona Republic | Jul 18, 2009
Doug Davis hopes that he doesn't change teams prior to the July 31 non-waiver trading deadline.
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Arizona Republic | Jul 18, 2009
A deal between the Diamondbacks and Red Sox involving Eric Byrnes and Julio Lugo could be revisited.
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Arizona Republic | Jul 13, 2009
The Arizona Diamondbacks released veteran first baseman Tony Clark.
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Boston Globe | Jul 3, 2009
The Diamondbacks have been scouting the Red Sox a lot lately.
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Arizona Republic | Jul 2, 2009
Dan Haren can be made available if the price is right.
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ESPN | Jul 1, 2009
Diamondbacks ace Brandon Webb will not have surgery on his right shoulder and hopes to return to the mound in September.
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FOX Sports | Jul 1, 2009
The Diamondbacks don't intend to trade pitcher Dan Haren despite their 31-46 record.