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This will make the Angels scary for a few years, but wow, they better hope he can sustain some level of productivity. They already have Vernon Wells making 26 mil, not sure when that contract ends, but that's 40 percent of their team salary in two guys... And I think Torri Hunter is around 20 mil as well...
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Well if you sign him to that deal three years ago, you take an extra $9 million/season and apply it to him. What did Berkman make this year? Exactly - $9 million. Do we make the playoffs, let alone win the WS, without Lance Berkman? No, not even close. So you can argue that we should've extended him 3 years ago if you'd like, but you have to also recognize that we probably don't win the World Series this year if we did. The Cardinals did the right thing here, IMO. They extracted maximum value from his prime years and made a damn reasonable offer. He took the money. They always take the money. |
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This is Hunters final year at 18mil. |
Didn't he always say how much he liked St. Louis because it was very community-based? Welcome to LA. LMAO
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maybe he just thought st louis was a shit town. even winning world series wasnt enough to keep him around that hellhole
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no shit frazhole, i just think its funny. he couldve signed with the mariners and i wouldve thought it was funny dumbass
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Let's see.... 1. Angels are not the Dodgers. 2. We got his best years, including two more championships. Two in the last five years. 3. Dodgers suck cock, haven't won anything in decades. Don't see that changing anytime soon. 4. You're still a loser douche. Have a nice day! |
I hope he enjoys LA. I also hope that the Cardinals never do anything for him once his career is over. No jersey retirement, no Pujols day, no statue. That's the cost of selling out.
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But by all accounts the Cardinals offered him a hell of a reasonable deal, one that trumped the Marlins deal anyway. All he did was use that to drive up the Angels. He took the highest bid and left a city that would've revered the man in his wake. And why? So he can pass $150 million onto his children instead of $120 million. He'll say it was about respect and wanting to feel appreciated - they always do. But in the end, the man that said he wanted to retire a Cardinal chased the money. He was given a reasonable offer and he still spit on it. The Cardinals, despite all his words, amounted to little more than laundry and a paycheck. The Angels offered a bigger one, so he took it. |
Really the angels arent the dodgers? You figure that out all by yourself there sparky?
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"Sources" say the only reason Pujols eliminated the Marlins was because they would not offer a NTC. |
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'Years' has become agent-speak for dollars. |
I think pujols was just done being there. Those annoying ass fans finally probably got to him. Even if the cards offered the same amount off money he would've told them **** you
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The butthurt is strong in here.
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