si.com (even as poorly redesigned as it is) has an article on 5 hitters likely to be traded. Tops on their list is Willingham: Josh Willingham, LF, Twins A trade of Willingham has seemed inevitable ever since the ink dried on the three-year, $21 million contract he signed with the Twins in December 2011. A production-sapping knee injury that shelved him for all of July wiped out the chance of a deal last year, but now that he’s in the final year of that contract and his calling-card patience and power have returned, a trade sending Willingham out of Minnesota seems once again, well, inevitable. Willingham suffered a fractured wrist in early April, but since returning from the disabled list in late May, he has reached base at a .388 clip while slugging .495 with seven homers in 31 games. Those numbers have come despite a .238 average, and that's due to some bad luck on balls in play. Willingham is a lousy fielder, but he has a history of thriving in pitchers parks and is making just $7 million this year. http://www.si.com/mlb/2014/07/01/five-hitters-likely-be-moved-trade-deadline Even got his picture on the front page of the mlb portion of the site.