mlbtraderumors.com - 12/7/2007
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According to Tom Krasovic of the San Diego Union-Tribune , it "sounds like the Cubs might go as high as $12-15MM per year" for outfielder Kosuke Fukudome . He adds that Fukudome would have to be willing to take less money to play on the West Coast if he is to become a Padre. Many players have before, so don't go buying those Fukudome Cubs jerseys just yet.
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... According to MLBTraderumors the Padres have made Fukudome one of the top two or three offers the team ever proposed and that an answer from Fukudome is expected tonight or tomorrow. ...
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... that it “sounds like the Cubs might go as high as $12 million to $15 million a year for Fukudome,” while Padres CEO Sandy Alderson said on 1090 AM XX Sports Radio that San Diego presented Fukudome with “one of the top two or three offers” ever proposed by the team. Uh oh. ...
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... IF he decides to come to North America, and even though there are reports on our favorite site saying "An answer from Fukudome is expected tonight or tomorrow" (regarding a supposed San Diego Padres offer), it seems to me that this may take longer, and also that Jim Hendry, as the MLBTR link also says, that the Cubs are going to try to blow away any other offer that could be made, at least financially. Dave van Dyck says that ...
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