Mr. May (or May-Rod)

[Big Papa]

I'm just gearing up in case he ends up on the White Sox

Reinsdorf will never pony up that kind of cash to get A-Rod. That would be like thinking Dolan would spend that much.

 

[Best Buckeye]

Maybe the Indians will buy him.

 

[billmac91]

i'd rather have c.c. if it came down to it hypothetically

 

[BuckeyeTillIDie]

Maybe the Indians will buy him.

Wouldn't that put a lot of people on here in quite a bind.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

no more of a bind than Brady Quinn

 

[Best Buckeye]

I get a lot of chuckles about that BN27. There were a lot of people on here bad mouthing BQ before he was drafted by the Browns and the minute he was it was like Poof!! no more of that stuff. and now they all want him in the game .

 

[billmac91]

I get a lot of chuckles about that BN27. There were a lot of people on here bad mouthing BQ before he was drafted by the Browns and the minute he was it was like Poof!! no more of that stuff. and now they all want him in the game .

i think theres still a lot of people who think brady may suck and are hoping derek anderson plays well

 

[23Skidoo]

I get a lot of chuckles about that BN27. There were a lot of people on here bad mouthing BQ before he was drafted by the Browns and the minute he was it was like Poof!! no more of that stuff. and now they all want him in the game .

I think most of us just got tired of "arguing" with the 12yr old girls who love him and troll the Browns boards here.
I'll have respect for Quinn when he shows he's worth his holdout money.

 

[DaytonBuck]

AFraud

 

[tibor75]

Does anybody realize that Jeter had just as terrible a post season as ARod did?

The rush to bash ARod for choking is getting a little out of hand.

Yeah, a player who has had zero successful post-seasons as a Yankee versus a player who has had 3+ succesful post-seasons as a Yankee is the same thing.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Yeah, a player who has had zero successful post-seasons as a Yankee versus a player who has had 3+ succesful post-seasons as a Yankee is the same thing.

Unfortunately, Jeter's past WS rings failed to come up big this year.

 

[OH10]

Maybe the Indians will buy him.

Not unless they rename Jacobs Field "A-Rod's Place" - it's not gonna happen.

 

[tibor75]

Unfortunately, Jeter's past WS rings failed to come up big this year.

that doesn't make him a choker. When one of the best players of all time goes 14 straight playoff games without an RBI, that is choking. I wonder if G-Rod has ever gone 14 regular season games without an RBI...if so, how long ago was that?

 

[OSUBasketballJunkie]

espn.com

Rodriguez wraps up meetings with Boras

ESPN.com news services
Updated: October 17, 2007, 10:54 AM ET

Alex Rodriguez and his agent, Scott Boras, have wrapped up a three-day meeting, with Boras believing his client has the information he needs to decide whether to stay with the New York Yankees or opt out of his contract.

Rodriguez and Boras met for three days in Southern California. Boras called the meetings an "academic exercise" for Rodriguez to assess his options, the New York Post reported Wednesday.
Rodriguez has 10 days after the end of the World Series to decide whether to stay with the Yankees, or opt out of his contract and become a free agent. If he does that, the Yankees would lose a $20-plus million subsidy from the Texas Rangers and general manager Brian Cashman has said he would recommend the Yankees not negotiate with Rodriguez after that.


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[OSUBasketballJunkie]

espn.com

Sources: Yankees expected to make record-setting offer to A-Rod

The New York Yankees have asked to meet with third baseman [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=5275"]Alex Rodriguez[/URL], and if and when they get that meeting, league sources indicate the team is prepared to make him an offer that will exceed, in average salary, the $27 million per year that he is scheduled to make over the next three seasons -- and A-Rod would be in line to set yet another salary benchmark.
The offer could be for something in the range of five years -- beyond the three years Rodriguez is already under contract for, from 2008-10 -- and perhaps $30 million a year. The highest per-workday salary earned to date is the $28 million [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/players/profile?statsId=3340"]Roger Clemens[/URL] received, in prorated salary, for a little less than four months of work this season.

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