The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal was the latest to take readers inside the trade talks, specifically focusing on why the Milwaukee Brewers couldn't find common ground in trade talks with the Detroit Tigers. The MLB insider noted that the Brewers refused to submit an offer that would net the Tigers both Jesús Made and Luis Peña. Rosenthal didn't provide the exact offer the Brewers had for the Tigers, but included in his reporting that they sifted through various proposals, some of which did include Peña. Tarik Skubal always felt destined for Dodgers after one trade deadline realitySo Tigers wanted the small town Brewers to give up more than the superpower Dodgers? The Tigers were one in a position where they could ask for not one, but multiple of the game's best prospects.