Good point
Want to see how far salaries have gotten out of control this offseason?
Check out this little math lesson courtesy of Boston Dirt Dogs and Gordon Edes of the Boston Globe.
His [J.D. Drew's] asking price, according to sources, is at least $14 million. That's $4 million a year more than the Sox offered last winter to Johnny Damon before he signed a four-year, $52 million deal with the Yankees. Bobby Abreu, the right fielder the Sox passed on in July because of luxury-tax ramifications before he was dealt by the Phillies to the Yankees, is due $15 million in 2007, with the Yankees holding an option of $16 million for 2008.
Yeah, I feel better now. God, Mondays are the best, aren't they campers?
Check out this little math lesson courtesy of Boston Dirt Dogs and Gordon Edes of the Boston Globe.
His [J.D. Drew's] asking price, according to sources, is at least $14 million. That's $4 million a year more than the Sox offered last winter to Johnny Damon before he signed a four-year, $52 million deal with the Yankees. Bobby Abreu, the right fielder the Sox passed on in July because of luxury-tax ramifications before he was dealt by the Phillies to the Yankees, is due $15 million in 2007, with the Yankees holding an option of $16 million for 2008.
Yeah, I feel better now. God, Mondays are the best, aren't they campers?
posted by Matt G at
5:37 PM
2 Comments:
Why anyone would want J.D. Drew at any price is something that I still don't understand.
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Anonymous, At
Wednesday, November 29, 2006 9:58:00 AM
Kind of like "unsafe at any speed," huh?
By
Matt G, At
Thursday, November 30, 2006 10:06:00 PM
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