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Wait a second. I have been referring to him either simply as "asshole". Or "douchebag". Based simply on the "book". I guess now I'm the douche bag asshole. Aww man. |
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first he cant throw for crap and secondly he isnt that ghood of a hitter how does he get paid that much |
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Johnny Damon has agreed to a one-year, $8 million deal with the Detroit Tigers, pending a physical, a league source told ESPN's Karl Ravech.
Damon is expected to take the physical on Sunday. As Scott Boras negotiated for Damon in recent weeks, many of the offers he received included deferred money, which would have reduced the present-day value of the offer. A source tells ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney none of the $8 million the Tigers will pay Damon is deferred. Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski confirmed the offer in a telephone interview with The Associated Press on Friday after telling reporters in Lakeland, Fla., that the Tigers were interested in signing the outfielder.
The 36-year-old Damon hit .286 with 24 homers for the New York Yankees last season. He likely would bat leadoff for the Tigers, filling the void left when Detroit dealt Curtis Granderson to the Yankees. Damon also gives Detroit a left-handed bat it needs and a veteran in the outfield, where his savvy is an asset and his arm a liability. Among the other teams who had expressed serious interest in Damon were the White Sox, Rays and Braves. The White Sox had withdrawn their offer on Friday, a decision first reported by ESPNChicago.com. Damon helped the Yankees win the World Series for the first time since 2000, hitting .282 with 23 homers and 82 RBIs, but he was coming off a $52 million, four-year contract. While he initially wanted a long-term deal at the same average salary, New York valued the 36-year-old at far less. The Yankees kept reducing their offer, claiming payroll constraints. They now have no place for Damon after acquiring Granderson, signing free agent outfielders Randy Winn and Marcus Thames and signing designated hitter Nick Johnson to become their No. 2 hitter. Karl Ravech is a baseball analyst for ESPN. Buster Olney is a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine. Information from The Associated Press was used in this report. |
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I would love JD to take right field for the Giants. As long as he comes a decent price. He'd have to bring his aksing price down from 10 million to maybe 6-7 million. |
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Happy Birthday Johnny and congrats for your outstanding performance in the World Series!!! Hope your with the Yankees nest season but if not we'll be with you where ever you go |
| Michelle is not Asian. Johnny is part Asian. Not Michelle. Michelle should watch her man because once a cheat always a cheat. He will tire of her also and he keeps making children. |
| I'm wicked happy Johnny left the redsox! If he didn't Jacoby wouldn't be here and Jacoby is for sure the next big thing. eep playing in HELL Johnny |
| I like Johnny for the most part, but he was a DOG to his first wife. He made excuses for cheating on her. If I were the new wife, I'd have him on a very short leash. |