The RAB Radio Show: December 16, 2010
ByRelief pitching is the theme of the day. We talked about it in the morning, when Mike wrote about Pedro Feliciano and I wrote about Rafael Soriano, Bobby Jenks, and David Aardsma. There are options available, and while Jenks is off the board everyone else is still around. We talk a bit more in depth about the reliever market and what fits the Yanks’ needs the best.
Listen in, too, for our digression into the draft. I can’t quite remember how we got there, but there’s plenty towards the end about incentivizing kids to play baseball professionally. I
Podcast run time 40:18
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Red sox officially have higher payroll than the yankees who would have thunk it?
Scrap! Grit! Small market!
Me. Keep going. Eventually we won’t be top three if we can keep building this way. Stick them in the eye.
There was no audio for the last few minutes of the podcast. Was it my computer or did that happen for everyone?
Just grabbed my first podcast now and am listening. Great job, guys.
Cubs signed Kerry for 1yr/1.5m
Cash couldn’t beat that? damn, this offseason is making me angry
You’re joking right (about Cash not being able to beat that)?
He also turned down 3.5 million from the White Sox. Who knows?
was just about to post this…..man i wouldve signed him for a 3 mil deal. $1.5mm? damn.
Like JohnnyC said, he turned down an offer of more than double the $1.5. He obviously wanted to go back to the Cubs.
Wish the Yanks had offered him arbitration.
The decision to not offer made sense.
Wow. Did not expect to see that about Wood. I thought he might get $6 or $7 million,