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craiger122003
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Supposedly heres the deal 16 per for 8 years If he turns this down I will be VERY surprised However where does this leave us financially? Info from
mlbtraderumors.com
Cards Offer Most Lucrative Deal In Team History To Holliday
By Zach Links [December 14 at 11:10pm CST]
The Cardinals have offered Matt Holliday a deal which would pay him $16MM per year for at least eight seasons, writes Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. As St. Louis is anxious to reach a resolution, those familiar with the talks believe it possible that Holliday could reach a verdict before Christmas.
This proposal dwarfs the average value of the 7-year, $100MM contract Albert Pujols inked in the winter of 2004. Of course, the average value of Pujols' next contract will likely overshadow the pitch made to Holliday.
Strauss writes that the Yankees may be the most dangerous variable to the Cardinals, despite their insistance that they are not pursuing Holliday. With Jason Bay pointed towards signing with the Mets and the Red Sox inking Mike Cameron, two potential suitors are presumably off the chase.
Do you believe that the Yanks are seriously considering throwing their pinstriped hat into the Holliday ring or are the Cardinals more or less bidding against themselves?
mlbtraderumors.com
Cards Offer Most Lucrative Deal In Team History To Holliday
By Zach Links [December 14 at 11:10pm CST]
The Cardinals have offered Matt Holliday a deal which would pay him $16MM per year for at least eight seasons, writes Joe Strauss of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. As St. Louis is anxious to reach a resolution, those familiar with the talks believe it possible that Holliday could reach a verdict before Christmas.
This proposal dwarfs the average value of the 7-year, $100MM contract Albert Pujols inked in the winter of 2004. Of course, the average value of Pujols' next contract will likely overshadow the pitch made to Holliday.
Strauss writes that the Yankees may be the most dangerous variable to the Cardinals, despite their insistance that they are not pursuing Holliday. With Jason Bay pointed towards signing with the Mets and the Red Sox inking Mike Cameron, two potential suitors are presumably off the chase.
Do you believe that the Yanks are seriously considering throwing their pinstriped hat into the Holliday ring or are the Cardinals more or less bidding against themselves?