By: Wessel Brocken
Resign (arbitration) these players:
Alfredo Aceves (1 yr/ 1 million)
Jarrod Saltalamacchia (1 yr/ 830K)
Daniel Bard (1yr/1 million)
Jacoby Ellsbury (1 yr/ 8 million)
Jed Lowrie (1 yr/ 500K)
Franklin Morales (1 yr/ 480K)
Mike Aviles (1 yr/ 700K)
Matt Albers (1yr/ 950K)
Rich Hill (1yr/ 700K)
Could Beltran be in a Red Sox uniform in 2012? It's possible.
Decline Andrew Miller’s option
Sign/resign:
Carlos Beltran (3 yr/ 37 million)
Reed Johnson (1 yr/3 million)
Frank Francisco (2 yr/ 12 million)
Matt Capps (2 yr/ 12 million)
Joel Zumaya (1 yr/ 1 million with appearances based incentives, deal could reach 3 million. Includes club option for 2012/3 million with incentives as well.)
Trade:
Josh Reddick, Kyle Weiland, Stolmy Pimentel and Jose Iglesias to Atlanta for Brandon Beachy
Arbitration process:
Red Sox collect draft picks via Papelbon, Ortiz and Wheeler.
Non tender: Darnell McDonald
Line up:
CF Jacoby Ellsbury
2B Dustin Pedroia
1B Adrian Gonzalez
3B Kevin You...
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Bloody Sox:
PLAYERS:
Alfredo Aceves,
Jarrod Saltalamacchia,
Daniel Bard,
Jacoby Ellsbury,
Jed Lowrie,
Franklin Morales,
Mike Aviles,
Matt Albers,
Rich Hill,
Carlos Beltran,
Andrew Miller,
Reed Johnson,
Frank Francisco,
Matt Capps,
Joel Zumaya,
Josh Reddick,
Kyle Weiland,
Stolmy Pimentel,
Jose Iglesias,
Brandon Beachy,
Darnell McDonald,
Dustin Pedroia,
Adrian Gonzalez,
Kevin Youkilis,
Ryan Lavarnway,
Carl Crawford,
Marco Scutaro,
Jon Lester,
Josh Beckett,
Clay Buchholz,
Felix Doubront,
Bobby Jenks,
David Ortiz,
Lars Anderson,
Michael Bowden,
Drake Britton,
Luis Exposito,
Ryan Kalish,
Che-Hsuan Lin,
Will Middlebrooks,
Junichi Tazawa,
Oscar Tejeda,
Josh Fields,
Alex Hassan,
Alex Wilson,
Tony Pena,
John Lackey,
Daisuke Matsuzaka
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins, Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox, New York Mets, Chicago Cubs, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins, Detroit Tigers, Atlanta Braves
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