I always come here with information on whats going on in the offseason and I broke the Tadahito Iguchi signing last offseason. But heres a site that gives information at the end of player profile for Pablo Ozuna with a 2 year contract being paid $600,000

 

http://fszcentral.com/athfbl/p172.html

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I hate to break it to you but that's some kind of fantasy game site. It says that the Sox signed Ozuna on 9/16/2005. They didn't.

Haha that's an OOP page.

I hate to break it to you but that's some kind of fantasy game site.  It says that the Sox signed Ozuna on 9/16/2005.  They didn't.

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HAHA

Haha that's an OOP page.

Or an OOTP page but whatever works for you.

Edited November 17, 200520 yr by Rowand44

White Sox re-signed infielder Pablo Ozuna to a one-year contract.

The split contract pays him $500,000 if he is in the major leagues next year and $330,000 if he is in the minors. Ozuna, who wasn't eligible for arbitration, will likely have a bench spot once again. His speed will make him worth a couple of bucks on draft day. Nov. 18 - 3:46 pm et

Now that it's official:

 

 

 

Glad to have him back.

I always come here with information on whats going on in the offseason and I broke the Tadahito Iguchi signing last offseason. But heres a site that gives information at the end of player profile for Pablo Ozuna with a 2 year contract being paid $600,000

 

http://fszcentral.com/athfbl/p172.html

ahahahahahahahahahahah

best post ever.

Damn I'm good. :-)

http://www.suntimes.com/output/sox/cst-spt-sox19.html

The speedy Ozuna, who batted .276 with 14 stolen bases in 70 games after earning a roster spot in spring training, signed a one-year contract worth $500,000. But another nearly $300,000 is available in bonuses, including $100,000 each for MVP and World Series MVP.

Haha, does anyone think Ozuna is actually going to earn those incentives?