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A few weeks back, we suggested a 4 year/$40 million dollar extension for Josh Johnson. However, it looks like talks of a contract extension are dead: There will be no long-term contract for pitcher Josh Johnson with the Florida Marlins this winter, his agent said Friday. Agent Matt Sosnick ...
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Florida Marlins
Josh Johnson
Josh Beckett
Can the Brewers keep Prince Fielder long term? Well, according to this tweet from Jon Heyman, the Brewers are going to give it a go. #brewers plan to try to lock up prince fielder this winter. dont put it past milwaukee (1 of 9 teams to draw 3 mil fans) But the question remains: can this ...
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Prince Fielder
Milwaukee Brewers
With free agency beginning at midnight, Jorge Says No! will examine ten burning free agent questions. We will break down the 10 questions into 3 parts because quite frankly, my extended responses became far more extended then I initially intended them to be. See part I here See part II ...
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With free agency beginning at midnight, Jorge Says No! will examine ten burning free agent questions. We will break down the 10 questions into 3 parts because quite frankly, my extended responses became far more extended then I initially intended them to be. See part I here ********* ...
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Matt Holliday
Texas Rangers
With free agency beginning at midnight, Jorge Says No! will examine ten burning free agent questions. We will break down the 10 questions into 3 parts because quite frankly, my extended responses became far more extended then I initially intended them to be. 1. Where will the money come ...
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New York Yankees
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 2 days ago
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Not surprisingly, the Brewers turned down the Braves
offer of Derek Lowe for Corey Hart. I'm sure
the Brewers cannot afford to take on the $45 million owed to Lowe. Hell, even half of that might be too much for the Brewers right now. But once again ...
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How about Kawakami for Hart?
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After Felix Hernandez finished second in the CY Young voting to Zack Greinke, Larry Stone writes about what the future holds for King Felix in Seattle: "At some point between now and opening day 2010 — precisely when this will happen is a state secret, guarded zealously by both sides — ...
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Felix Hernandez
Seattle Mariners
I say no; but Dayn Perry says yes. His reasoning: "There's making personnel decisions, and then there's performing triage. In the Mets' case, it's the latter. The Mets fell to pieces in 2009, but they still return an enviable core (Johan Santana, Carlos Beltran, David Wright, Jose Reyes, ...
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New York Mets
Roy Halladay
Vernon Wells
Toronto Blue Jays
I was surprised when I heard that the Brewers had interest in John Lackey, but I was completely shocked to see that the Nationals are throwing around the idea of signing Lackey: "The Nationals are one of several teams who have expressed interest in free agent right-hander John Lackey, ...
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Washington Nationals
John Lackey
John Lannan
The Royals have very few building blocks to build around. Outside of Zack Greinke, Joakim Soria, and Billy Butler, the Royals still have tons to figure out before they become a contending team agin. However, both Greinke and Soria are signed to long term contracts, so is it time for the Royals ...
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Kansas City Royals
Billy Wagner
Zack Greinke
SI.com's Jon Heyman notes that free agent LHP Mike Gonzalez has received a high level of interest on the free agent market: Reliever Mike Gonzalez appears very popular in the free-agent market. There are loads of bullpen options, but he can set up, he can close and he's left-handed, making ...
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Mike Gonzalez
*Over the next couple of weeks, Jorge Says No! will take an in depth look at some of the worst contracts in baseball. We'll evaluate why the player was signed, what went wrong, and future implications of the contract. Behind every bone head decision, there has to be a reason for it...right?* ...
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Cincinnati Reds
Francisco Cordero
This tweet comes from ESPN's Chris Singleton makes me a little nauseous : "Gary Matthews Jr. wants out of LA bad. He's hoping the Angels will do the right thing." Now what exactly is the right thing for the Angels to do in this situation? The market for Gary Matthews Jr sucks, no one wants to ...
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Gary Matthews Jr.
Los Angeles Angels
ESPN
Vladimir Guerrero
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 5 days ago
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Sure, Ben Sheets is injury prone. Very injury
prone at that. But even though Sheets missed all
of 2009, his phenomenal stuff and upside have his agent believing that the market will be very active for Ben Sheets: "Agent Casey Close said that ...
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The Market for Ben Sheets
Does it make sense for the Tigers to trade Miguel Cabrera? Ken Rosenthal thinks so: "If the Red Sox were willing to offer first baseman Mark Teixeira $170 million for eight years last off-season, why wouldn't they be willing to absorb most or all of the $126 million that Cabrera is guaranteed ...
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Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Miguel Cabrera
I'm interested to hear your thoughts and opinions on our hypothetically contract extensions so far. So if you would, please take a look at the players we've highlighted and chime in the comments section. More to come! Victor Martinez (5 years/$65 million) Javier Vazquez (3 years/$36 ...
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*Over the next couple of weeks, Jorge Says No! will take an in depth look at some of the worst contracts in baseball. We'll evaluate why the player was signed, what went wrong, and future implications of the contract. Behind every bone head decision, there has to be a reason for it...right?* ...
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Carlos Guillen
Detroit Tigers
The Mariners and Jack Wilson finally came to terms on a new contract yesterday: The 31-year-old defensive whiz signed a $10 million, two-year contract with the Mariners. According to terms obtained by The Associated Press, Wilson gets $5 million in each of the next two seasons and can earn ...
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Seattle Mariners
Jack Wilson
Freddy Sanchez
Just a few months after acquiring Scott Rolen and the $11 million owed to him in 2010, the Reds are looking to cut costs and move some of their high priced talent. "The Reds are not cutting payroll, but they are looking to free up dollars and create flexibility for other moves. Thus, ...
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Cincinnati Reds
Brandon Phillips
jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 9 days ago
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*Over the next couple of weeks, Jorge Says
No! will take an in depth look at some
of the worst contracts in baseball. We'll evaluate why the player was signed, what went wrong, and future implications of the contract. Behind every bone head ...
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What the Hell Were You Thinking? Gary Matthews Jr. Edition
