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Mets move closer to deal with Oliver Perez
The New York Mets , pushing to solidify their starting rotation, are moving closer to re-signing free-agent left-hander Oliver Perez , according to major-league sources who spoke to Foxsports.com. The team is "trying to hold the line" on a three-year contract for Perez, one source ...
Citigroup Looking to Back Out of Mets Naming Rights Deal
Citigroup Looking to Back Out of Mets Naming Rights Deal
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Contract News: Manny Gets 1-Yr. Offer, Perez Getting $36M, Byrd & Kotchman Avoid Arbitration
Contract News: Manny Gets 1-Yr. Offer, Perez Getting $36M, Byrd & Kotchman Avoid Arbitration
bizofbaseball.com — The Final Count Down?... The Dodgers have lowered the number of years being offered to Manny Ramirez... to a 1-year, $25 million deal after taking a 2-year, $45 million deal off the table. Here’s your late night/early morning MLB contract news… ... (more) Contract News: Manny Gets 1-Yr. Offer, Perez Getting ...
Mets Sign Oliver Perez
Mets Sign Oliver Perez
joshqpublic.com — Say what you want about about Perez, but know this: Know that he comes up big against... the big teams. (more) Mets Sign Oliver Perez
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Mets move closer to deal with Oliver Perez
Eli's MLB Rumors — ... Perez, according to major-league sources who spoke to Foxsports.com. The team is "trying to hold the line" on a three-year contract for Perez, one source said, but a vesting option for a fourth year remains possible. If the Mets finalize a deal, the Dodgers likely would follow by signing free-agent left-hander Randy Wolf, who is the Mets' leading alternative to Perez. Metsblog.com reported the deal is worth about $12 million per season. Source: Foxsports.com ...

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