The Boston Red Sox mad another move to retain one of their biggest contributors over the last decade Monday, agreeing to a one year, $14.575 mil deal with DH David Ortiz. Ortiz dispelled talk that his play was declining in recent years by hitting .309 with 29 home runs and 96 rbi’s in 2011 while [...]
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David Ortiz has developed a reputation for coming through in the clutch. So it’s only fitting the designated hitter and the Red Sox reached a salary agreement in the final moments before Monday’s arbitration hearing, preserving the team’s decade-long streak without a court appearance. The team confirmed the deal Monday. Both parties reportedly agreed to a one-year deal worth...
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Red Sox re-sign Ortiz to one year deal
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The Red Sox have successfully completed a deal to keep one of their biggest bats in Boston for at least one more season, agreeing to a one year, $14.575 million deal with designated hitter David Ortiz on Monday.
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Jimmy KraftAccording to sources, The Boston Red Sox and their designated hitter David Ortiz have agree on a one-year deal worth $14.575 million. Ortiz indicated earlier in the offseason that he could see himself playing for another team, but ultimately wanted to start with the Red Sox. In his nine years with the club he’s hit [...]Sports-Kings - The Kings of Sports Lists
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Ortiz and the Red Sox settle
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The Boston Red Sox agreed to pay David Ortiz $14.6 million for the
2012 season, narrowly avoiding an arbitration hearing, the Boston
Herald reported Monday.
Ortiz, Red Sox avoid hearing, agree at $14,575,000
David Ortiz and the Boston Red Sox avoided salary arbitration by agreeing Monday to a one-year contract worth $14,575,000.
Ortiz agrees to one-year deal with BoSox
The Boston Red Sox and designated hitter David Ortiz have avoided salary arbitration and agreed to a one-year contract.
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