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Damn Yankees!!!!



Vazquez and Boone Logan for Melky, Mike Dunn, and Aroldys Vizcaino.

 

WTF?!?!?! 

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OTTOTD 12/11/09: The "F*** my f****** a****** right now!"



Snooki sure LOVES her pickles.

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Quick and Dirty Look at the Projected Roster with Projections


I did a quick glance to see who I thought would make the roster barring any more moves. I left 2 open spots (backup catcher and last BP arm) because who knows who'll shake out. Then I did a quick WAR projection for the 25 man. I did it almost as a baseline, a minimum I'd expect factoring in some chance of injury or regression.

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Awesome_infield

lol

Cool infield Sox.

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Gregg Zaun says he may sign by the end of the day and one of the finalists are the Rays.

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Players such as Fontenot earn Super Two status and get an early start on arbitration, which can bring hefty raises. Other Super Twos include Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum, Rays pitcher Matt Garza, Cubs pitcher Tom Gorzelanny, Royals third baseman Alex Gordon, Orioles pitcher Matt Albers, Pirates pitcher Jeff Karstens, Astros outfielder Hunter Pence, Rangers pitcher Dustin Nippert and newly acquired Brewers outfielder Carlos Gomez.

Those players can file for arbitration in mid-January and those who don't settle go to hearings the following month, with three-arbitrator panels selecting the salary proposed by either the player or club.

MLB.com's Rhett Bollinger

I think we all knew this was coming, but it's official. I wonder what he'll get in arb. Defs a healthy raise.

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Free Agent Relief Pitcher Market

Free agent reliever Chan Ho Park fares pretty well in the two statistics we're looking at today. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

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Free agent reliever Chan Ho Park fares pretty well in the two statistics we're looking at today. (AP Photo/Matt Slocum)

RJ, Tommy, Erik, et al have done a good job so far pinpointing a few choice free agent relief pitchers. Today I'm going to take a macro-level look at the free agents and how they fared in a couple of important statistics the last three years: K% and GB%. I did a similar post last year in which I used K/9, but i felt that K% gives you a better look at the true talent-level of the pitcher as far as striking guys out.

After the jump you'll find a table of how all the FA RPs have performed in these two indicators over the last three years.

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Sicles does a full profile on Davis. Nobody reads fanshots.

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I hope this rosterbation didn't come early



The following is a table showing the players on the 40-man, their ages, contract status, and money owed. I've also included some guesses at possible arb. payouts and removed Aki's salary.

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Sickles takes a look at how the Top 20 have fared this year.

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