Found November 24, 2008 on
Dom D's Mets Fan Blog:
MLB.com reports, the San Francisco Giants have signed free-agent shortstop Edgar Renteria to 2 year, $18 million contract.
Renteria a career .290 hitter, batted .270 with 10 homers and 55 RBIs in 503 at-bats in 2008 with the Tigers. The five-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove Award winner was paid $10 million this season, his second in the American League. Renteria played for Boston in 2005. The rest of his 13-year career has been spent in the National League with stints in Florida, St. Louis and Atlanta.
MLB.com is reporting, the D-backs are also exploring the possibility of signing infielders Damion Easley and Mark Loretta.
Both can play multiple positions -- Easley played first, second, short, third and left for the Mets last year -- and either could be a complement to Vazquez at second as the club looks to replace Orlando Hudson.
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Renteria a career .290 hitter, batted .270 with 10 homers and 55 RBIs in 503 at-bats in 2008 with the Tigers. The five-time All-Star and two-time Gold Glove Award winner was paid $10 million this season, his second in the American League. Renteria played for Boston in 2005. The rest of his 13-year career has been spent in the National League with stints in Florida, St. Louis and Atlanta.
MLB.com is reporting, the D-backs are also exploring the possibility of signing infielders Damion Easley and Mark Loretta.
Both can play multiple positions -- Easley played first, second, short, third and left for the Mets last year -- and either could be a complement to Vazquez at second as the club looks to replace Orlando Hudson.
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