PLAYERS:
Luis Ayala,
David Eckstein,
Danny Haren,
Justin Verlander,
Bill James,
Mike Trout,
Bryce Harper
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels, Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox
TEAMS: New York Yankees, Los Angeles Angels, Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox
The January 23rd, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including Luis Ayala considering an offer from the Angels, Haren's duel with Verlander was the best of the year, David Eckstein (sort of) retires and much more...
The Story: Reliever Luis Ayala is choosing from a few offers, including the Angels.
The Monkey Says: This article claims it is just the Orioles and Halos, but a subsequent version of the rumor claims two other teams are in play. I wouldn't wait on the edge of your seat for this to be resolved, mostly because Ayala isn't anything special. His ERA was great la...
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