joefrisaro.mlblogs.com - 14 days ago
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For years, the Marlins have shown they can remain competitive while spending carefully. They will be continuing that trend in 2010. Payroll for the upcoming season will be in the neighborhood of $36 million, or slightly lower. In 2009, the...
blogs.palmbeachpost.com - 12 days ago
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blogs.palmbeachpost.com —
Expect the Marlins to be busy this winter.
The general managers meetings start today in Chicago where
the front office will explore options for trading some its 11 arbitration players. Whether any deals get done remains to be seen but the Marlins ...
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Florida Marlins prepare for roster changes at GM meetings
marlinmaniac.com - 15 days ago
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As mentioned earlier, corner outfielder Jeremy Hermida is
on his way out of Florida, where he has
spent the last four seasons as an underachieving former first-round pick, and headed to the Boston Red Sox, where he will fulfill an as-of-yet undetermined role. In return, the Marlins received two ...
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Marlins toss Hermida to Red Sox for scraps
beyondtheboxscore.com - 15 days ago
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beyondtheboxscore.com —
More photos » by Tom Mihalek - AP
Browse more photos » The Red Sox have acquired
outfielder and former first-round pick (11th overall) Jeremy Hermida from the Florida Marlins . In return, ...
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Red Sox Acquire Jeremy Hermida
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MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
... elbow, according to Todd Zolecki of MLB.com. Zolecki mentions that Raul Ibanez and Brad Lidge will also go under the knife. Eyre and Ibanez should be ready for the start of spring training, but Lidge may need a little more time.
John Shea of the San Francisco Chronicle doesn't think the New York Yankees will be able to hold back on their spending this offseason, and expects them to make a big free agent splash or two.
MLB.com's Joe Frisaro projects the Florida Marlins' payroll for 2010.
We heard earlier ...
Marlins sellers Phils looking for upgrade...
Mets Fever —
... The General Managers' meetings begin on Monday, and the Marlins expect to be active in trade talks. Dan Uggla, who made $5.35 million this year, will likely see he salary raise to the $7 million range. Anticipate Uggla to attract plenty of trade interest.Jorge Cantu ($3.5 million in '09) may also be shopped. Indications are Cody Ross will be back. source Fish Pond MLB blogs ...
Marlins payroll to shrink?
FishStripes —
Joe Frisaro reported this over the weekend.
For years, the Marlins have shown they can remain competitive while spending carefully.
They will be continuing that trend in 2010.
Payroll for the upcoming season will be in the neighborhood of $36 million, or slightly lower.
In 2009, the Marlins finished second in the N.L. East, winning 87 games with a $36 million roster. So expect salaries to again to be in that range.
Don't know whether this is Mr. Frisaro's prediction or ...
Marlins' payroll to be approximately $36 million
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florida marlins logo.jpg Update : According to MLBlogs.com , the Florida Marlins' 2010 payroll is expected to be approximately $36 million. Fantasy Impact: This likely will be an extremely busy off season for the Marlins as they have several key players headed for arbitration. With such a low payroll, look for the Marlins to trade at least one key player. Second baseman Dan Uggla could be one of those players. Full text available to ...
Return From Somewhere
Fish Chunks —
... Joe Frisaro discovers the Marlins plan to shrink the payroll in 2010 from what it was in 2009, even though some of last year's regulars will be due a raise in 2010, which would make those regulars players for some other teams in 2010 unless ...
Marlins payroll expectations
Marlin Maniac | A Florida Marlins Blog —
Joe Frisaro released this bit of speculative talk over the weekend. Payroll for the upcoming season will be in the neighborhood of $36 million, or slightly lower. In 2009, the Marlins finished second in the N.L. East, winning 87 games with a $36 million roster. So expect salaries to again to be in that range. In the blog post, Frisaro mentions no sources of any kind, so this isn’t anything but his speculation on the topic. Well, let me offer my take then. I think we all expected the Marlins to stay within $36M range this season, just based on talk before the season ended. A ...
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marlinmaniac.com 12 days ago — Joe Frisaro released this bit of speculative talk over the weekend.
Payroll for the upcoming season will be in the neighborhood of $36 million, or slightly lower.
In 2009, the Marlins finished second in the N.L. East, winning 87 games with a $36 million roster. So expect salaries to again to be ...
Marlins payroll to shrink?
fishstripes.com 12 days ago — Joe Frisaro reported this over the weekend .
For years, the Marlins have shown they can remain competitive while spending carefully.
They will be continuing that trend in 2010.
Payroll for the upcoming season will be in the ...
Marlins Payroll
baseballmusings.com 12 days ago — The word going around southern Florida is that the Marlins are looking to cut their already MLB low payroll . This basically would mean trading away a number of good, arbitration eligible players, including Cantu and Uggla.
With a new stadium ...
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marlinmaniac.com 12 days ago — This time from Joe Capozzi of the Palm Beach Post.
Expect the Marlins to be busy this winter.
The general managers meetings start today in Chicago where the front office will explore options for trading some its 11 arbitration players. Whether any deals get done remains to be seen but the ...
Flordia Marlins - 2009 Debrief
passion4baseball.blogspot.com 11 days ago — The Marlins came in second place in the National League East, six games behind the Phillies and a game ahead of the Braves. Here is a quick quiz: The Marlins won 87 games and came in second because: A) Great young pitching or B) Batting. Most people would answer "A." But really, the answer is ...
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fishchunks.blogspot.com 11 days ago — FOXsports is live-blogging from the Chicago GM meeting . The blog noted this about the Marlins earlier today... "The Marlins have received calls from three teams on second baseman Dan Uggla and two on first baseman Jorge Cantu. Club officials will ...
Trade Analysis: Hermida a Monster pickup?
nydailynews.com 12 days ago — Perhaps as a hedge for the possible departure of Jason Bay as a free agent, the Red Sox traded for Jeremy Hermida on Thursday, sending lefthanded pitchers Hunter Jones and Jose Alvarez to the Marlins for an outfielder who once was a highly-touted ...
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marlinmaniac.com 10/13/2009 — The playoffs are here, but the men of teal are not involved. Rather, the Marlins are relaxing, enjoying the offseason after six long summer months. But here at Marlin Maniac, we (I, really) never rest, even in the postseason and offseason ahead. The Marlins have a really busy offseason ahead and ...
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marlinmaniac.com 12 days ago — In our previous Outlook series, I spent some time mulling over Cody Ross and his chances of coming back to the Marlins. Thanks to the recent trade of Jeremy Hermida to the Boston Red Sox, that becomes a much greater possibility, which leaves me a pretty happy camper.
As you might recall from my ...
Jeremy Hermida: Bust or Breakout —
Bleacher Report - MLB 15 days ago
The Red Sox acquired Jeremy Hermida on Nov. 5 from the Florida Marlins in exchange for two minor-league pitchers. The Marlins received two LH pitchers in Jose Alvarez and Hunter Jones. The players received are a far cry from top prospects but can ...
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Sept. 23, 2008 was a day the Yankees hadn’t experienced in more than a decade.
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