Well I'll Be Damned
No wonder he left. All those pitchers were being subversive.
(Thanks to Landon Howell for the notice)
Kenji is off to Hanshin, by the way. He signed a $21m/4yr contract with the Tigers, who're presumably every bit as excited to have his name as they are to have his talent. The $21m more than makes up for the money he left on the table by leaving the Mariners, and when you consider that he would've been 35 when his extension here ran out...I don't know who was right and who was wrong, but if you believe that the universe evens itself out, then it's worth noting that two of the three pitchers who wanted nothing to do with Johjima wound up needing surgery, while Kenji gets his money and his happiness, making this as perfect an outcome as he ever could've imagined.
Good for you, Kenji.
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I never understood why Felix had chosen Rob Johnson over Kenji.
2009 Safeco Field Record: 6-0 ; Overall Safeco Field Record: 10-4
So you're saying you're happy that Bedard kept getting injured?
by I Lick Squirrels on Oct 27, 2009 4:38 PM PDT reply actions
I'm pretty sure that's not even in the same zip code as what Jeff was saying.
Nice Guys Finish Third - My semantics are a waste of time.
So you're saying that Kenji placed a curse on those pitchers?
Wonder how it will manifest in Felix?
angels fan in seattle
by Eyebrows on Oct 27, 2009 5:21 PM PDT via mobile reply actions
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