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I had forgotten that ARod and Sheff went a combined 0-8 with 3Ks during that horrific game. Ugh.
Posted by: Spidey | Thursday, October 20, 2005 at 10:39 PM
"With a guaranteed $2.5 million in his contract for 2006, Red Sox lefthander David Wells intends to return for his 20th season in the major leagues, according to an industry source. But Wells, who turns 43 May 20 and plans to have knee surgery this winter, has conveyed to the Red Sox a desire to finish his career on the West Coast -- he has a home near San Diego -- and the Sox have indicated they will try to honor his request." -- 10.21, Gordon Edes, Boston Globe
Congratulations again on your first world series, yada yada...Now back to the hot stove. Looks like Wells want out. What's your opinion, sf?
Posted by: Nick | Friday, October 21, 2005 at 09:12 AM
Oh Wells. Two issues at hand with this demand: the guy was a good signing this year, so replacing his innings at the price they paid might not be that easy (with bonuses I am guessing he cleared over 5 or 6 mill, but I'd have to check). On the other hand, it's not like I have any emotional attachment to the guy, in any way.
So, the front office will have some work to do if they can't get decent value back; on the other hand maybe this opens up a spot for a youngster that Francona otherwise wouldn't have used, such is his aversion to young talent. But first Wells actually has to be dealt.
Posted by: SF | Friday, October 21, 2005 at 09:36 AM
Wells made about $9M this past season. He hit all his bonuses. I don't know how they'd trade him to SD with the possibility he could make another $9M next season as well. Maybe LA would be a possibility... In either case I can't imagine them getting someone in return who would be as valuable to the Red Sox as Wells was last season. I'll be sad to see fatass go.
Posted by: mattymatty | Friday, October 21, 2005 at 09:49 AM