C.C. Sabathia Decides on Yanks
by jonoz13 on Dec 10, 2008 11:39 AM EST
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PrintApperantly evil still reigns; According to sportsline.com, C.C. Sabathia has agreed to a seven year, $160 million contract, the richest contract in MLB history for a pitcher. The Yanks outbid the Red Sox and Angels. Now that the K-Rods and Sabathias are falling into place maybe we will see more moves, and maybe the Bucs will start signing the likes of Paul Byrd (no talk about him in a while though huh?) and David Eckstein. I can't wait!
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pursuing Sheets and Burnett from what I read today. Can you imagine if they get one of these guys to go with CC, Lowe and Wang?
People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the window and wait for spring.-Rogers Hornsby
by thegashousegang on Dec 10, 2008 1:19 PM EST reply actions
I think they'll regret the Lowe deal.
He’s not a good person, so there’s much potential for fiasco there, and I’m suspicious about the value hit an extreme groundballer takes when he starts pitching in front of Jeter.
I'm not sure that's fair
What were the other solid offers? I mean, $160M talks a lot louder than $120M. 33% louder in fact.
C.C.
As someone who doesn’t root for the Yankees, I like this deal. Odds are strong C.C. won’t be a star three or four years from now.
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