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Contract Retrospective: Vernon Wells' December 2006 Extension for 7 years, $126M, 2008-2014
Vernon Wells and the late Ted Rogers (owner of the Blue Jays) at the press conference announcing Wells' 7-year, $126 million extension. It is easy to criticize a bad contract after it's gone...
Contract Retrospective: Travis Hafner's 2007 Extension
'This item is sold out or not available for shipping.'Indeed. Probably my favorite regular feature at John Sickels' excellent Minor League Ball blog is "Prospect Retrospective," in which...
Prospect Retro: David DeJesus
Prospect Retro: David DeJesus David DeJesus was drafted in the fourth round in 2000, out of Rutgers. He signed too late to play in '00, then missed all of 2001 with an elbow injury. He finally got hi...
Prospect Retro: Jack Cust
Prospect Retro: Jack Cust Jack Cust was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the first round in 1997, 30th overall, out of high school in Somerville, New Jersey. His bat was cons...
Prospect Retro: Aramis Ramirez
Prospect Retro: Aramis Ramirez Aramis Ramirez was signed by the Pirates as a free agent out of the Dominican Republic in 1994. He made his North American debut at the age of 18 in 1996, playi...
Prospect Retro: Cliff Lee
Prospect Retro: Cliff Lee Cliff Lee was drafted by the Montreal Expos in the fourth round in 2000, out of the University of Arkansas, where he'd posted a 4.45 ERA and a 77/52 K/BB ratio in 65 innings...
Prospect Retro: Dan Haren
Prospect Retro: Dan Haren Dan Haren was drafted in the second round in 2001, by the Cardinals out of Pepperdine University. Some teams considered him as a late first-rounder, but the '01 class ...
Prospect Retro: Casey Blake
Prospect Retro: Casey Blake Prospect Retro: Casey Blake Casey Blake was drafted by the Blue Jays in the seventh round in 1996, out of Wichita State University. He was considered to be a fine athle...
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