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The Red Sox have come to terms with David Wells on a two-year contract for a guaranteed $8 million, the Boston Globe reports. Under the terms of the agreement, Wells would receive a $3 million signing bonus and have a base salary of $2.5 million in 2005 and 2006. He also would have the opportunity to earn an additional $5 million in performance bonuses in each year of the contract. Dec. 11 - 3:55 am et Source: Boston Globe From rotoworld.

What he do the last two year then?

Where did you hear that? They only want a stop gate from everything i have heard.

The Tigers met with the Brewers last night, possibly to discuss Scott Podsednik. Podsednik for Mike Maroth and a young reliever (Franklyn German or Roberto Novoa)? Detroit doesn't have the quality corner outfielder the Brewers are looking for, but Milwaukee also could use some pitching. Dec. 11 - 1:42 am et Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel From rotoworld.

Happy birthday.

I hate garland also but i you have to admit he is better than every fifth starter and just about every fourth starter in the league. Which doesn't say much, i think.

Even if he is slightly better than garland are you satisfied with him being are three? Sorry about the whip, i was looking at the wrong thing like a dumbass

The more the ball is hit in the air the better of a chance it has of going out of the park that is my point. Anything hit here i feel has a chance to go now which i am not comfortable with. He is also known for giving a good amount of homeruns. I don't know about you but i prefer ground ball pitchers rather than fly ball pitchers Where did you get those stats? Vazquez's career whip is 1.29 and his career g/f ratio is 1.18 Garland's career whip is 1.38 and his career g/f ratio is 1.30 which is terrible for a supposed sinker baller. Edit: I am not saying a pitcher with a low g/f ratio cannot succeed here but the chances are less likely imo. Also why compare garland to vazquez?

Carl Pavano - S - Marlins Free agent Carl Pavano is expected to make a decision within the next 24 to 48 hours, his agent said today. Pavano may now have a five-year deal -- possibly from the Tigers -- on the table. ESPN's Peter Gammons believes the Mariners, Red Sox and Yankees are the finalists for Pavano's services. The Orioles have also made a bid. From rotoworld. Now if the angels do not get pavano what the f*** are they gonna do with all their money? This is getting ridiculous.

Did you just learn how to quote now? I was wondering why you never have.

14 minutes, 1-4 shooting, and four points total.

But his rbi oppurtunities will be drastically decreased in the lead-off hole rather than if he was batting third.

For the money he is gonna get he is.

I like redd also but he has one of the ugliest shots in the game today. Seems like every lefty looks funny when shooting.

Curry is averaging 13.2 points per game and the league average is 6.7. He averages 6.1 rebounds which is just unacceptable and the league average is 5 per game. Some may say he is a good player but he is definitely not worth a max contract like he thinks.

Korver. :headshake

They have enough money for both of them.

He is a good scorer, i can only think of two or three centers/power fowards that have as many moves as he does. Also korver is not going anyway any time soon.

Like i told yasny yesterday i wouldn't have because of his awful g/f ratio.

If you want to call it that. He starts and is on the bench two to three minutes later.

Beltran's agent will be going to an anaheim at a later date. I honestly don't think he will sign for a couple of months.

I agree, it's not like they do not have the money. They have over 40 million to spend i believe this off-season.

How about dalembert, 6 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 blocks off the bench in the first quarter.

When he starts he has two fouls within the first 3 minutes.

Because curry and chandler have not earned it yet. They have also been doing quite well off the bench.