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Specific terms not released, but rumored to be more than the 18mil/yr he turned down from Colorado last year. We shall see...........

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its being reported to be 8 years at $16 million per... If true no way he rejects the offer...

UNHWildCats wrote:its being reported to be 8 years at $16 million per... If true no way he rejects the offer...

I don't know the years, but last year he rejected $18 mil per from the rockies. Remember, his agent is Boras.

No fucking WAY he's worth that. If he is, then Pujols is worth $30 mil a year.

AZGrizFan wrote:No fucking WAY he's worth that. If he is, then Pujols is worth $30 mil a year.

king albert will get 30 or more when his current contract is up

OSBF wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:No fucking WAY he's worth that. If he is, then Pujols is worth $30 mil a year.

king albert will get 30 or more when his current contract is up

As well he should if that no-talent Holiday can get $18 mil.

Cards have raised their offer already. Boras has succeeded in getting them to bid against themselves.

OSBF wrote:Cards have raised their offer already. Boras has succeeded in getting them to bid against themselves.

So this is what 25 HR's and 100 RBI's gets you now?

My 15 year old son is headed back to the batting cages as we speak.

AZGrizFan wrote:

OSBF wrote:Cards have raised their offer already. Boras has succeeded in getting them to bid against themselves.

So this is what 25 HR's and 100 RBI's gets you now?

My 15 year old son is headed back to the batting cages as we speak.

pair those power numbers with a BA over .350 and yes, Virginia, you have a special player

Is he worth what they'll end up paying for him, absofuckinloutely not, but the market is what it is

how many MLB players are going to go .350+, 25+, and 100+? That's a pretty small club.

OSBF wrote:pair those power numbers with a BA over .350 and yes, Virginia, you have a special player

Is he worth what they'll end up paying for him, absofuckinloutely not, but the market is what it is

how many MLB players are going to go .350+, 25+, and 100+? That's a pretty small club.

Matt Holiday's CAREER Batting Average numbers:

2004: .290
2005: .307
2006: .326
2007: .340 (36 HR's, 137 RBI)
2008: .321
2009: .313

Holiday hasn't come CLOSE to repeating his 2007 season, before OR since. He's a 30/112/.310 guy.

THAT ain't worth $18 mil a year.