Article: NOTES GM wants Hoffman back Melvin happy the feeling is mutual

By TOM HAUDRICOURT

Brewers general manager Doug Melvin already has heard that closer Trevor Hoffman would like to return to Milwaukee next season. Melvin confirmed Saturday that the feeling is mutual.

"That always means something when you hear a player say that," said Melvin. "We like having him here, too."

Hoffman, who can be a free agent after the season, has lived up to his status as the game's all-time saves leader. He has converted 34 of 37 save opportunities while compiling a 1.88 earned run average over 49 appearances.

Because Hoffman pitched this season at age 41, there was some skepticism that he'd be able to stay among the elite closers. Melvin had no such qualms, signing Hoffman ...

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