Mets decline JJ's option
$1m buyout instead of an $8.6m option. This'll be an interesting name to watch; JJ would make a great buy-low candidate for a bad team looking to cash him in at the deadline, but on the other hand, it was the Red Sox who wound up with Takashi Saito for $1.5m a year ago, so this could go any number of ways. What's important is, we win.
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Mariners traded an aging veteran that ended up having his option delcined for some of the most useful players we have on our team.
Ergo, we win.
...and now I'm here
Could the Mariners potentially take him back for a low salary with incentives?
2009 Safeco Field Record: 6-0 ; Overall Safeco Field Record: 10-4
Did he really?
2009 Safeco Field Record: 6-0 ; Overall Safeco Field Record: 10-4
by Fin on Nov 5, 2009 7:51 PM PST up reply actions
Anywhere but Oakland
Oakland adds like, 3 WAR to every new player they sign. No, really.
Carlos Silvelite
Matt Holliday was exactly 3 WAR while on Oakland.
After being 0 WAR all offseason.
...and now I'm here
Not signed as a free agent.
You’d think you would have known that.
No I am actually a person.
And I am not currently in mud.
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