Cole Hamels rolled into Philadelphia Phillies spring training Wednesday and made it abundantly clear that he doesn't expect to stick around too much longer. Hamels, the subject of many a trade rumor since the end of the 2014 season, said he welcomes a trade out of Philadelphia. The ace lefty says he wants to win and he knows for sure that's not happening soon in a Phillies uniform. [ Baseball is back! Check out Yahoo For Spring Training for the best spring training pics. ] USA Today's Bob Nightengale got the goods from Hamels, who says he'll do his job until he's shipped out. But he obviously hopes that happens soon. The words flow out of Cole Hamels' mouth without hesitation, equivocation, or the slightest tinge of remorse. He wants to be traded from the Philadelphia Phillies. This is not a threat. He is not demanding a trade. He's not about to insult the Phillies, or say anything derogatory that would alienate himself from the only team that's employed him. "I just want to win,'' Hamels told USA TODAY Sports in his first interview since the end of the 2014 season. "That's all. That's all any competitor wants. And I know it's not going to happen here. This isn't what I expected....