From the Strib:

Third baseman Corey Koskie is willing to re-sign with the Twins for less than what he's being offered elsewhere, but a no-trade clause has to be tied to the deal.

Koskie and his agent, Pat Rooney, have informed the Twins of an offer from another team for as much as $16 million over three years. Koskie would not reveal the team.

Koskie would settle for two years from the Twins for between $9 million and $10 million. But, because he's leaving a bigger deal on the table, he would like a no-trade clause added.

His view: If the Twins struggle and fall out of contention, he could be dealt. Then the local discount he agreed to means nothing.

Thanks to Ehsayer for the heads up, eh!