With the Philadelphia Phillies finally committed to rebuilding their aging, overpaid and declining major league roster, we've been left to wonder which former All-Star will be traded next. General manager Ruben Amaro got the ball rolling when he shipped his longest tenured player, shortstop Jimmy Rollins, to the Los Angeles Dodgers following the winter meetings. Veteran outfielder Marlon Byrd was moved two weeks later in a minor trade with the Cincinnati Reds. However, in the six weeks since, it's been nothing but speculation surrounding guys like Cole Hamels and Jonathan Papelbon, and perhaps wishful thinking on Amaro's part when it comes to moving Ryan Howard . [ Yahoo Sports Fantasy Baseball: Sign up and join a league today! ] It all makes for interesting conversation, of course, but one name that's been noticeably absent from those conversations is former Cy Young winner Cliff Lee. In fact, until Friday, Lee had become a forgotten man among the Phillies potential trade chips. But that could quickly change based on what ESPN's Jayson Stark is hearing. In one tweet on Friday, Stark made it clear that the Phillies will listen on Lee, while adding that he could be the next guy to...