PLAYERS:
Howie Kendrick,
Ryan Madson,
Erick Aybar,
Vladimir Guerrero
TEAMS: Los Angeles Angels, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles
TEAMS: Los Angeles Angels, Philadelphia Phillies, Baltimore Orioles
The January 11th, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including details of Kendrick's contract released, Angels likely done shopping, Morales running under his own power and much more...
The Story: The details of Howie Kendrick's new contract have been released.
The Monkey Says: I love how it took a few weeks for the details in Pujols' contract to get released, but it only took a few days for Kendrick's to get leaked. Clearly, his contract isn't as complicated and he was even nice enough to take a lesser amount this season to help keep payroll down. As such, it looks like the Halos are going to be able keep pa...
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