Nick Cafrado of the Boston Globe says that free agent left-handed pitcher Jarrod Washburn is looking for Randy Wolf-like money (three years, $30 million), but he will probably have to settle less. Cafrado says that Washburn has been talking with the Seattle Mariners about a possible return, but he could also head to the National League.

Earlier this month, Washburn turned down a one-year, $5 million offer from the Minnesota Twins. Last month, Washburn was quoted saying, “The thought of playing close to home has always appealed to me.”  He is a native from Wisconsin, so he would be interested in playing with the Milwaukee Brewers.

Washburn, 35, has a career 107-109 record with a 4.10 ERA and 1.301 WHIP.  He pitched for the Seattle Mariners and Detroit Tigers last season where he made $10.35 million in the last year of a four year contract.

You can see Jarrod Washburn’s contract history and statistics here.