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That is what will happen if they give him what he wants.James52411 said:I hope he signs a contract with St. Louis that financially cripples them for a decade. Everybody wins.
I really dont think he is worried about his legacy. He like everyone else is worried about one thing, the money!Musial Collector said:IMO, Pujols will remain with the Cardinals, whether he signs a contract in 2 days, in the middle of the season (yes I know his stance, but others have taken that stance in the past and wavered on it) or at the end of the season. Albert IS the face of the Cardinals, with the Yankees, Sox, Cubs, etc, he wouldnt be, he would just be another free agent that any of those teams signed to buy another championship. He stays with the Cardinals, he goes down as a legend and or hero, he leave, who knows what his status becomes.
As to his contract, whether it be the Cards, Yanks, Sox, Cubs, etc, anyone that signs him to a 10 yr contract is simply foolish. IMO, no way possible that he plays out a 10 year contract in the NL. In the AL, sure as a DH, but how diminished will his skills be in 7-8 years when he's 40-something and a team has to eat a ton of that contract due to foolish moves today.
I say work out a 7 yr contract in the 200 million range and youve got a great deal for both sides.
elmalo said:I really dont think he is worried about his legacy. He like everyone else is worried about one thing, the money!Musial Collector said:IMO, Pujols will remain with the Cardinals, whether he signs a contract in 2 days, in the middle of the season (yes I know his stance, but others have taken that stance in the past and wavered on it) or at the end of the season. Albert IS the face of the Cardinals, with the Yankees, Sox, Cubs, etc, he wouldnt be, he would just be another free agent that any of those teams signed to buy another championship. He stays with the Cardinals, he goes down as a legend and or hero, he leave, who knows what his status becomes.
As to his contract, whether it be the Cards, Yanks, Sox, Cubs, etc, anyone that signs him to a 10 yr contract is simply foolish. IMO, no way possible that he plays out a 10 year contract in the NL. In the AL, sure as a DH, but how diminished will his skills be in 7-8 years when he's 40-something and a team has to eat a ton of that contract due to foolish moves today.
I say work out a 7 yr contract in the 200 million range and youve got a great deal for both sides.