The Major League Baseball Off-Season Post Vol. 24 days until Opening Day 2009

Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk

Rudy Jaramillo ...


the only thing my school is proud of...and the only state football champs in DISD
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General manager Jon Daniels confirmed a New York Post report that says the Rangers will announce this week that they have signed free-agent center fielder Andruw Jones to a minor-league contract. The value of the contract would be $500,000 if Jones makes the big-league roster with incentives that could play Jones $1 million if he plays regularly. Jones can opt out of his contract with the Rangers on March 20.

A deal with reliever Brendan Donnelly should be completed in the next few days, Daniels said. Donnelly, who had Tommy John surgery in 2007, would make $950,000 if he makes the team and has two dates (March 27 and April 27) he can ask for his release if not on the big-league roster.

Jason Jennings, who agreed to terms late Thursday, would make $800,000 plus incentives.
 
you know..
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i cant stop laughingabout this andruw jones character..

what a wash.

ANDRUW JONES = FAIL
 
I think it's pretty obvious where his head is... He wants to rebuild value and make $$$ ...

Granted, he'd probably have an easier time cracking the Yank's every day lineup (simply because unless he blows people away in ST and continues to doso throughout the season, the Rangers have younger guys they need to commit at-bats to so they can evaluate what they've got going forward), but ifyou're a power-hitter looking to rebuild your reputation, what better place than Arlington with Rudy Jaramillo?

And there's the perception of Texas being a launching pad, though if you look at BP's 3-year park factors it plays more neutral than perception wouldlead you to believe...

And, the guy could barely tolerate the negative attention he was drawing in Los Angeles... How do you think he'd have handled New York the first timethings went bad and fans started going at him? And he's been pretty open about being a warm-weather climate guy...
 
There's still a lot of quality FAs out there..

Where's Joe Crede going to end up?
 
Originally Posted by JPZx

There's still a lot of quality FAs out there..

Where's Joe Crede going to end up?

San Francisco made an offer and you still hear about the Twins sniffing around him a lot...

But then a report came out that he still wanted $7M for a one-year "make good" deal, and you've gotta wonder if he's gonna make anything nearthat much...
 
I don't know if it's been posted, but Ryan Horward signed a 3 year, I think 56 million dollar deal with the Phils to avoid salary art.
 
Anyone use MLB.tv PREMIUM last year???

I'm thinking about getting it.... was wondering how good the quality was last year.

Not sure if this year's Premium is going to be different then last year's but this year's is in HD.
 
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors...09/02/ken-griffey-jr.html


http://www.1530homer.com/pages/ctrent.html?an=Griffey-s-agent-expects-a-deal-in-a-week-or-so
C. Trent Rosecrans of 1530 Homer spoke to Ken Griffey Jr.'s agent Brian Goldberg today. Goldberg expects Griffey to have a deal this time next week. He added that two teams are more serious than the others.

The Rays contacted Goldberg early in the offseason, but were upfront that they preferred to sign a younger player. The Pat Burrell signing took them out of the running.

I wonder where...Seattle?
 
Originally Posted by bkmac

http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors...09/02/ken-griffey-jr.html


http://www.1530homer.com/pages/ctrent.html?an=Griffey-s-agent-expects-a-deal-in-a-week-or-so
C. Trent Rosecrans of 1530 Homer spoke to Ken Griffey Jr.'s agent Brian Goldberg today. Goldberg expects Griffey to have a deal this time next week. He added that two teams are more serious than the others.

The Rays contacted Goldberg early in the offseason, but were upfront that they preferred to sign a younger player. The Pat Burrell signing took them out of the running.
I wonder where...Seattle?

The Mets have been in contact with him, but i don't see where they'd fit him in besides role player , and i kno Griff doesn't wantthat
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Originally Posted by J Steezzz

Originally Posted by bkmac

http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2009/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors...09/02/ken-griffey-jr.htmlhttp://www.mlbtraderumors...09/02/ken-griffey-jr.html


http://www.1530homer.com/pages/ctrent.html?an=Griffey-s-agent-expects-a-deal-in-a-week-or-so
C. Trent Rosecrans of 1530 Homer spoke to Ken Griffey Jr.'s agent Brian Goldberg today. Goldberg expects Griffey to have a deal this time next week. He added that two teams are more serious than the others.

The Rays contacted Goldberg early in the offseason, but were upfront that they preferred to sign a younger player. The Pat Burrell signing took them out of the running.
I wonder where...Seattle?
The Mets have been in contact with him, but i don't see where they'd fit him in besides role player , and i kno Griff doesn't want that
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Have they really? I never heard of that, by any chance you have a link?
 
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How the $@%# are the Braves going to finish with the same amount of wins as Philly.
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Originally Posted by Mez 0ne

How the $@%# are the Braves going to finish with the same amount of wins as Philly.
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yeah i find it a bit hard to believe. shouldn't the yanks be easy 100+ win favorites
 
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