I couldn't find the story on the New York Daily News web site, but ESPN picks up their story that the Yankees traded Melky Cabrera to the Brewers for Mike Cameron.

The acquisition of Cameron would give the Yankees a veteran center fielder to hold the position until prospect Austin Jackson is ready for the big leagues.

Cameron a bit better OBA to the team and more power than Melky. He's a $10 million stop gap. It's clear right now that the Yankees want to win their first year in their new park, and the Brewers are dumping payroll. Maybe this will be the wake up call Cabrera needs (he'll be 24 this season), but at this point it seems the talent just isn't there.

Correction: Fixed the name of the team in the last paragraph.

Update: This deal hit a roadblock.