There has been plenty of activity around Major League Baseball so far in the early part of this offseason, with several teams trying to get things done before the current Collective Bargaining Agreement expires, at which point the owners will almost surely lockout the players. The Milwaukee Brewers are one of the franchises who have been in on the action, and earlier this afternoon they were reported to have signed their second MLB free agent this offseason:
Catcher Pedro Severino and the Milwaukee Brewers are in agreement on a one-year, $1.9 million contract, pending physical, sources familiar with the deal tell ESPN.