The Milwaukee Wisconsin Journal Sentinel has reported that the Milwaukee Brewers have offered left-handed pitcher and Type A free agent Randy Wolf a 3-year contract worth $27 million.  The Brewers hope to hear back from Wolf and his agent, Arn Tellum by Wednesday.  Wolf had a 11-7 record with a 3.23 ERA with the Dodgers in 2009.  His presence will help establish a strong foundation in the Brewer’s rotation.

The Brewers made their offer based on Atlanta’s 3-year $28 million contract with pitcher Tim Hudson in November.  They went with a big dollar contract with Wolf right off the bat as others pursued top free agent pitcher John Lackey.

The Milwaukee club is also in pursuit of free agent infielder Craig Counsell, 39.  It is believed that 1 year deal will work for both Counsell and the Breweres.