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An interesting signing. Johsons would be good fit on a team in or on the verge of contention with enough young pitching depth to cover for an injury. Tampa, Boston, Yankees (ha!) fit that description. Possibly the A's if they're really spending. Dodgers? Possibly Milwaukee but more in the "we need to replace Sabathia and Sheets with something!" sense. I'll pick the Reds as a dark horse.
Yep. Time to come home for your swan song, RJ.
In hockey it seems like the majority of noteworthy free agents sign within 2 days of the start of free agency. Not the same in baseball, right?
> cover for an injury
He has family in Minnesota.
Please excuse all the ///'s.
A rotation of:
Billingsley
Kuroda
Randy Johnson
Clayton Kershaw
James Zell McDonald
with Kuo, Eric Shults, and Scott Elbert all able to do long relief or start wouldn't be so bad.
That's pretty much right, Bill. Baseball agents seem to advise their clients to hold off from signing early in the hope of building a bidding war. Free agent signings seem to end up getting spread fairly evenly through the off-season. Which, of course, is good for fans and media.
My basis for saying this is the way an NHL GM gets publicly bent out of shape when somebody makes an offer to their RFA. They pretty much come right out and say that the other team violated the wink-wink agreement not to negotiate with RFAs. Which seems crazy to me and I don't understand why nobody cares about it. Does anyone know any particulars of operations with the NHL that make this allowable?
Duchscherer for a while-RJ is at least, on paper it seems, a pretty acceptable 1-2. Then I guess you hope Eveland/Braden/Gallagher/Gio Gonzalez round it out well enough. Though I'm still skeptical. Hopefully Anderson/Cahill/Mazzaro move quickly.
It's like ######## about your opponent stealing bases or something
EDIT: Just noticed it now...by far the best NHL related BTF handle Jussi
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