By Anthony Caruso III
The Capital Sports Report
Owner/Managing Editor/Sr. Writer
Many players would not want to play for the Miami Marlins after their recent fire sale. Juan Pierre
But the team has reached a contract with free agent outfielder Juan Pierre. He signed a one-year, $1.6 million deal.
He gives the Marlins an inexpensive veteran outfielder that will get the team a strong presence at the top of their lineup. He will also have a chance to get everyday at-bats.
With an every day role, he could get 40 or more steals while providing little power.
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