DALLAS • While the Cardinals have their options
at first base narrowed down to Albert Pujols returning or Lance
Berkman succeeding him, less clear as the winter meetings open is
who will be throwing t
PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE?
Via Rumors and Rants
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December 07, 2011
The Miami Marlins have reportedly said that they expect a response to their offer from the Albert Pujols camp as early as Wednesday.
Via Fox Sports Midwest
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December 06, 2011
DALLAS The St. Louis Cardinals have made a new contract offer to free agent first baseman Albert Pujols and the club is waiting to hear back from his agent Dan Lozano.
General manager John Mozeliak confirmed to a group of reporters in his suite at the Hilton Anatole Tuesday evening that he made a new proposal earlier in the day with Lozano but refused to offer any other details...
Via Babes Love Baseball
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December 06, 2011
Albert Pujols and his douchebag agent (we pretty much take everything bad we've ever said about Scott Boras back) have some mighty lucrative offers to consider this week... one of them being from the big-spending Miami Marlins, and the other meaning he won't need to pack a thing.
The team reportedly met with the nine-time All-Star and agent Dan Lozano to offer a 10...
Via The Diamond's Edge
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December 06, 2011
It’s reminiscent of the Republican witch hunt for President Barack Obama’s birth certificate that would validate their suspicions that he was born outside of the United States.
All-star slugger Albert Pujols is this offseason’s heavily courted free agent, drawing large interests and even larger amounts of cash offers from the Miami Marlins and the Chicago Cubs.
However...
St. Louis’ winter meeting plans hinge on the Albert Pujols contract negotiations.
Via Miami Herald
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December 06, 2011
The sum of money the Marlins pledged Tuesday to baseball superstar Albert Pujols is so substantial — more than $200 million — that it demands perspective.
Via Miami Herald
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December 05, 2011
If you thought the Miami Marlins' offers to both Jose Reyes and Albert Pujols were nothing more than public relations window dressing, think again.
Via Matthew Cerrone's Mets Blog
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December 06, 2011
Here is the latest, relevant hot stove buzz circulating around the Winter Meetings this morning:
The Marlins have made a ten-year offer to Albert Pujols.
The Marlins as well as the Angels remain in the hunt for C.J. Wilson.
Prince Fielder is too expensive for the Dodgers, and the market for Fielder appears to be shrinking.
The Giants met with the agents for Tim Lincecum to discuss...
Via The Nats Blog
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December 06, 2011
Despite their desire to make a big splash at the meetings, the Washington Nationals were no where to be found on Day 1 of the MLB Winter Meetings. Unless you count conflicting rumors flying off the handle about the teams interest in CJ Wilson, Mark Buehrle, Prince Fielder, and even Albert Pujols. Here's what we know about the Nats after one day of negotiating.
The Nationals...
Via Sun Sentinel
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December 06, 2011
Albert Pujols is one of those guys that’s tough to envision in a uniform other than the one he’s worn his whole career. Apparently, the Marlins clearly can see him in colors other than Cardinal red and white.
According to ESPN, the Marlins have increased their offer to Pujols to 10 years. This after introducing Heath Bell at the Winter Meetings Monday subsequent his three-year...
Via Chicago Breaking Sports
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December 07, 2011
Marlins may pivot quickly to much-in-demand Buehrle if Pujols rejects themDALLAS — One reason the Marlins and Cardinals want a quick answer on Albert Pujols is so they can decide whether to chase free agent pitchers Mark Buehrle and/or C.J. Wilson.
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