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Rays, Burrell Agree To Two-Year Deal

1:51pm: Buster Olney agrees with Rosenthal. He writes that Burrell has agreed in principle to a two-year $16MM deal with the Rays pending a physical.

12:51pm: According to Ken Rosenthal, the Rays are close to signing Pat Burrell to a two-year, $16MM deal.  It'd be a solid move, as the Rays can increase his value by not using him in the field.  The '08 Rays struggled against lefties (.726 OPS) and Burrell crushes them (.952 OPS in '08).

Rosenthal figures this signing may pave the way for the Cubs to get Milton Bradley and the A's to sign Jason Giambi.  You have to think they'll also be affordable; Raul Ibanez could be the outlier.

Marc Topkin of the St. Petersburg Times has similar information about the potential signing. He doesn't get into financial details, but writes that the Rays are nearing a two-year deal with Burrell.


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wow, good signing for the rays

Nice deal for the Rays if true.

Darn 04Forever, you beat me to it.

seems a bit under-value, doesn't it?

And why couldn't the Reds do this deal? Seriously, I'm beginning to wonder if Walt J has any idea what's going on. Burrell wouldn't be my first choice, but he's better than the "no" option we have right now. Good signing for the Rays.

hes taking a paycut....the phillies could have spared that to have another right handed bat in the lineup.... maybe they just want the left handers to smash the mets with...who knows...thats dumb if so

Wow I guess he Burrell shouldn't have turned down the Phils 2/22mil extension in October. I think alot of these FAs misinterpreted their values, and will be signing for less than their (or their agents) perceived values...

How does this influence the market for Dunn, Manny, Abreu, et al?

It's not looking too good for corner outfielders. Ibanez was smart to sign when he did.

Next will likely be dunn to the nats and bradley to the cubs.

WOW.

Awesome move by the Rays. I simply love it.

They land a bat that is simply perfect for their lineup (RH, pop, lots of walks), and get him at a very, very reasonable price.

The risk on this deal is extremely low, as Burrell isn't much of a health risk, and you pretty much know what you're getting with him.

This is EXACTLY the type of the move the Rays needed to make to keep up with Boston and New York.

A lineup that includes Longoria, Upton, Crawford, Pena, Burrell, Bartlett, Navarro and Iwamura, with that pitching and defense?

The Rays will be alright, everybody.

WOW! So much for his 15 mill per request!

Wouldn't Philly have resigned him for this??

And can we please agree now that the Phillies signing Raul Ibanez for 3/31 was a simply HORRIBLE move!!!!!

wow... i'm surprised they didn't go after Dunn.
if they were looking for a pure DH, i'd take Dunn over Burrell anyday.

Gheez...I wished Wren get his head out of his arse and sign Burrell. 2/16 is worth to have that Needed Power RH HR/RBI guy between Chipper to protect and Mac. What a Bargain!

bseballcrzy17-

The Rays big issue was hitting against LHP.

Dunn is a lefty, and his platoon split obviously favors RHP.

Burrell, as Tim showed above, simply mashes lefties, as a righthander.

Burrell is the perfect fit for this lineup, and at this price I simply have nothing but good things to say about this move.

Friedman and Co. make up the best front office in baseball, I'm convinced.

I DONT WANT MILTON BRADLEY ON THE CUBS I WANT ADAM DUNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that ibanez signing was sooo dumb

Very nice! Burrel must really want to play there. Wish the Cubs could pull off this kind of deal.

the phillies got ripped off for signing ibanez

Great signing for the Rays. Burrell is very good at working the count and driving up pitch counts, which will fit nicely in that line-up.

This could be the steal of the Winter.

I agree with jb32, the length and amount of that contract would have been perfect for Cincinnati. How they could not jump on that is beyond me.

So who are teh highest paid players on teh Rays now? Burrel/Pen @ 8m each

This could put the Rays over the top.

Why would Burrell wanna go the loser reds when he can sign with the AL champs?

I wouldn't be so hasty criticizing the signing of Ibanez. He is a very good run producer and very well liked by his teammates. I know he's lefty and that line-up could've used another righty power bat, but I wouldn't want to face him in a big spot.

sweet signing if rosenthal has this one right. a 3-4-5 of longoria, pena, and burrell will be solid.

Zack: Carl Crawford will make 8.25m in 09

Very good signing. Rays are good no doubt. But I was never doubting their offense. They were blessed last year to not have any injuries to their starters. Good team, should be a lot of fun to face.

What a steal. I'm pissed as an Angels fan. We could use both Dunn's and Burrell's OBP and HR hitting ability. At this price slugging corner outfielders represent a huge bang for your buck.

I'm hoping that this means that the Cubs can get Bradley at < 8 mil. He was asking for 10, but with Burrell only getting 8...well, it doesn't make a whole lot of sense to give it to him.

Wow, Friedman, just wow.

Lets review this off season which I doubt is even done after only spending 8 mil.

Floyd ------> Burrell
Hinske -----> Joyce
Jackson ----> Price
Miller -----> Nelson
Hammell ----> Niemann (most likely)

My god.

Dunn can still be had for a similar contract.

annnnnnnd here come the Yankees.

I DONT WANT MILTON BRADLEY ON THE CUBS I WANT ADAM DUNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the Phillies were going to cut ties with Burrell regardless due to his defense (as evidenced by the fact that he was rarely in the game after the 7th inning if the Phillies were ahead). This is less of a concern for the Rays, of course, since they can DH him.

Why the Phillies then proceeded to sign a defensive butcher like Raul Ibanez to replace Burrell, however, is well beyond my understanding.

I knew he'd b the first one to sign this week

I knew he'd b the first one to sign this week

great move for Rays if they get him

i dont know what the hell Frank Wren is thinking - he would of been a great fit for the braves.. they should offer 2/18 - that would still be a bargain

Pretty good signing for the Rays. Has 30HR power, but strikes out a lot. Not as much as Dunn, however. For the money, it's a good signing and should give their lineup some good pop and OBP. Now when will my Sox get HanRam to make the AL East even more psycho, lol

annnnnnnd here come the Yankees.

Posted by: Gosser128


The hell?

Nice balance with Pena. Good job!

Wren didn't sign Burrell because he values defense. Sure he would be great between Chipper and McCann but he just doesn't cut it in LF, hence the DH signing. I can see something like a Abreu one year signing or something like that for the Braves.

annnnnnnd here come the Yankees.

Posted by: Gosser128


The hell?

________________

Just a joke. They do need a DH. My guess is Manny.

Yes the Braves need a RH power bat but i dont think they wanted it at the expense of having horrid DEF in LF. I really think FW is trying to cook up something for Swisher/Nady from the Yanks

1. Iwamura 2B
2. Crawford LF
3. Upton CF
4. Longoria 3B
5. Pena 1B
6. Burrell DH
7. Joyce RF
8. Navarro C
9. Bartlett SS

Not too bad at all. Thats 4 guys with 30+ HR pop in the middle, 3 guys with 30+ SB potential, and top defense at every position.

If Crawford bounces back strong (which he should), Uptons surgically repaired shoulder results in more power (which it should), and Joyce continues hitting like his impressive rookie season with the Tigers, this could be an impressive line up from top to bottom. Not a weak spot anywhere. Even number 9 hitter, Bartlett, led the AL in BA against LHP.

Is floyd retiring??

alright crawford makes 8.25, but still good to see tampa spending some money.

But Burrel just killed the market for OF/DH

The scary part is that Crawford, Upton, Pena, Bartlett, and Iwamura all had down years offensively. Crawford, Upton and Bartlett should all bounce back in a big way. Even Longoria was out for over a month and would have likely hit 30+ HR as a rookie last year. Good bet for 35-40 this year.

@delmonmvp- That Rays lineup looks really solid. With the rotation they have I can see them being better than the Yanks even after their 400M+ binge.


@drumz- I would like Wren to go get Swisher if the price is minimal. He should bounce back nicely hitting between Chipper and McCann and would give us a switchhitting combo again.

"Is floyd retiring??"

The Rays declined his option for 09. He said that if he needed surgery to repair his shoulder he would retire, but instead has opted to rehab it and try to play next year. With this DH market, its unlikely he will get any good offers. Hopefully find a team who needs a big bat off the bench.

"They do need a DH"

The last NYY position in need of filling is DH. Youve got a near immovable Matsui contract, multiple OF's, and an aging Posada and Jeter coming up in the near future.

yea Swisher with his 219 batting avg - better off spending a couple more dollars and not give away any prospects and sign Dunn who will crush you 40 hrs.
- Nady would be nice.

So its pretty official? That kills the Corner OF pretty soundly. What kind of money does Abreu, Dunn, Anderson etc stand to make now?

Burrell's 6 year/$50M contract with the Phillies payed him $13M in 07 and $14M in 08 so that's a huge pay cut if Rosenthal is correct.

Another AL East team gets better while my Jays do nothing :(

Anybody else think the Yankees are gonna be on the outside looking in again come playoff time? I sure do.

I don't think people realize how good this lineup could be.

Upton, Longoria, Pena and Crawford are all stars, and the depth is awesome now.

They have speed in Upton, Crawford and Iwamura. They have lots of power with the additions of Burrell and Joyce.

They're probably the best defensive club in the game, and their pitching is stacked.

I don't think we've ever seen a division with three teams this good before..


yea Swisher with his 219 batting avg - better off spending a couple more dollars and not give away any prospects and sign Dunn who will crush you 40 hrs.
- Nady would be nice.

Posted by: Z3R0 | January 05, 2009 at 01:52 PM


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Yea Nick Swisher with his 24 HR's, and 69 RBI's in a "Down" Year and is a Switch Hitter meaning not only do we have a 3/4 switch hitting combo but we also fill the need for a RH Power Bat. Dunn my friend is Left Handed and a butcher in the field

"They (Yankees) do need a DH. My guess is Manny."

My guess is Posada.

It still amazes me how any Philly Phan can bash the Ibanez signing... The man bats lefthanded, SO WHAT????

He has driven in 100+ runs in each of his past 3 years, hits .285+ and hit lefties at over .300 last year.

Burrell is what the Rays bought him for.. A DH.

He'll do well there, I always defended Burrell when the Phans pleaded to trade him the past 4+ seasons!!!

I'm not sure Phans would have loved ANY signing, even if it was Manny.. people would say he's a clubhouse cancer, bad fielder, not a "team player"

We just won the World Series Folks! And we are better today than we were in 2008.

Be Happy!!!! Phillies will reign again in 2009!

This is the biggest steal off the hot stove season not just for this year, but from the last couple of years. Pat the Bat is worth exactly twice what he took, and his value will skyrocket by not playing in the field too.

Anybody else think the Yankees are gonna be on the outside looking in again come playoff time? I sure do.


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I'd like to see it. Not so sure though.

So Ibanez is worth 15.5M and a year more than Burrell?....unreal. AND Burrell can DH?

"They (Yankees) do need a DH. My guess is Manny."

My guess is Posada.


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My guess of Manny was a joke, but while we're on this subject, with the Yankees track record this offseason, I would not be a bit surprised to see them add Manny, which you can basically bank 40+ HR's and 110+ RBI, to Posada's probably 20-25 HR's and 90-100 RBI.

Numbers aside, if the Yankees can spend money to improve, they will.

As will any club.

The Yankees may be a better team on paper, but this game is played on the field. When it comes down to it the Rays are younger, faster and more durable than the Yankees. If the Yankees somehow magage to all stay healthy, they can probably win the division. But they have by far more injury concerns than any other team.

Fyrenight,

If the Phillies are a better club in 2009 than they were in 2008, it won't be because they swapped out Burrell for Ibanez, which is a downgrade no matter how much you love counting stats. If they're better, it will be because they won't have Eaton and Kendrick tossing 262-odd innings of batting practice for the first half of the season.

Mets need to stop this "one need at a time crap" and move in on a corner OF- clearly, that is (along with closer) where the value is to be had this offseason. Go get Abreu, or Dunn, or maybe even Manny at this point.

Manny may want to call the Dodgers back on that two year offer. He's obviously better than Burrell, but is he really 3x better than Burrell.

"They have speed in Upton, Crawford and Iwamura. They have lots of power with the additions of Burrell and Joyce.

They're probably the best defensive club in the game, and their pitching is stacked."

Dont forget about Bartlett. 20 SB in 454 AB. He was actually leading the team in SB before a hip inury and he didnt steal much after that. Still, thats three guys (crawford, upton, and bartlett) all good for 30+ steals.

Power wise, Upton, Pena, Longoria, Burrell, and Joyce are all good bets for 20+ HR. Even Crawford should jack 15-20.

They were officially the best defense in baseball last year.

Fyreknight-

Are you aware that statistics say that Ibanez was WORSE than Burrell defensively last season?

And the guy is an inferior hitter in every way but batting average and BARISP (otherwise known to some as luck).

Ibanez costed more in terms of money and draft picks, while offering essentially no upgrade to speak of.

I mean, I guess Ibanez is more "clutch" and "gritty" though!!!

"Gheez...I wished Wren get his head out of his arse and sign Burrell."

I couldn't agree more. I have said this several times this off season, Wren and his organization have so poorly managed these signings and trades that you can be almost certain that with the Met's, Phils, s^$t even the Nat's and Marlins are making better moves, that the braves are last place this year. I mean they are just standing around like a deer in headlights. The lights are on and they can't find the door. Can someone please show them. Horrible management. A shame too, they have the tools to put something together. Is he intentionally running that team into the ground. I know, I remember now, they got lucky with the draft and think their 4 or 5 good prospects are there to save them. They are making the Pirates look good right now and that is no easy task.

As for the offense, Iwamura is not a speed guy, Pena has to prove '08 was a fluke and '07 wasnt, Upton has to put a healthy seasn in, Burell has to be consistent for a whole season.

For pitching, Kazmir has to stay healthy, the other young arms have to respond well to pitching an extra month in october, Price has to actually pitch a game in the majors, and your bullpen-by-comittee has to be successful

Can we just say holy s#it

Wow. Awesome deal for the Rays. And, this has set the DH market. I could see Giambi settling for 6MM/yr, or a 1 year deal.

Ruben Amaro just got OWNED.

I dont get how Upton's shoulder is to blame for his low power numbers for the season, yet he jacked 7 playoff homeruns?

I'll bypass the expletives and just say I'm raging and furious right now. Makes the Ibanez signing look even worse.

Makes Amaro look even dumber. I want to vomit.

Tampa Bay 09 = Colorado 07

Good luck !

kazmir will either totally revive his career or totally suck, he started to slip big time last season from a guy who looked like a future ace

Correction

Tampa Bay 09 = Colorado 08

Good luck !

"I'll bypass the expletives and just say I'm raging and furious right now. Makes the Ibanez signing look even worse.
Makes Amaro look even dumber. I want to vomit. "

that's stupid, once the high payroll teams leave the market the price always drops. Lowe was looking for 4yr/9m, the yankees sign Burnett and hes look at 3yrs/36m

As a Phillies fan I don't mind Burrell not coming back. He's a huge defensive liability. With Ibanez we now have a left fielder who won't have to be replaced in the 7th inning. More importantly, Burrell is a strikeout machine. That would be fine if you didn't have Howard's 200 + strikeouts in the lineup. And yes, Burrell has pop, walks and drives in runs, but he seldom does it in clutch situations. I like Burrell and I appreciate all he did for the Phillies but I won't miss him striking out with runners in scoring position or hitting meaningless HRs that make his stats look more impressive than they really are.

I couldn't agree more. I have said this several times this off season, Wren and his organization have so poorly managed these signings and trades that you can be almost certain that with the Met's, Phils, s^$t even the Nat's and Marlins are making better moves, that the braves are last place this year. I mean they are just standing around like a deer in headlights. The lights are on and they can't find the door. Can someone please show them. Horrible management. A shame too, they have the tools to put something together. Is he intentionally running that team into the ground. I know, I remember now, they got lucky with the draft and think their 4 or 5 good prospects are there to save them. They are making the Pirates look good right now and that is no easy task.

Posted by: yankee77 | January 05, 2009 at 02:26 PM
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huh??

IMO Wren is doing a fine job.

Peavy obviously wanted to be a Cub and even if he wanted to be a Brave his GM kept switching up the trade

We lost on Burnett cause of Geographical reasons not 2.5 mil. we cant help that his wife doesnt like flying.

We lost out on Furcal not by our own reasons. his agent shopped the term sheet back to the dodgers and they signed him. his agents broke that "hand shake" agreement.

FW is not to blame for the more publicized short comings the braves have had this offseason. as been reported by David O'Brien he has been very active in trying to get things done so dont be surprised if this week the Braves are as active as the Cubs were last week.

If FW were to get Swisher from the Yanks that would be amazing. Then i wouldnt be so hard pressed on an ace if we could get two more guys to go with Jair and Vazquez.

Think of it this way. if Derek Lowe signs for 14 mil per year everyone elses prices will drop. then the Braves might be able to get two arms for the price of one Burnett. Say Jon Garland for 9/yr and Wolf for 8/yr. that right there is only a million more than what we would have paid Burnett by himself.

i would be satisfied with

1. Shafer/Anderson CF
2. Escobar SS
3. Chipper 3B
4. Swisher LF
5. McCann C
6. Frenchy RF
7. Kotchman 1B
8. Johnson 2B

then a rotation of

Vazquez
Wolf
Jair
Garland
#5 Starter

not the greatest rotation but its solid and with the addition of Swisher and any sort of bounce back by Frenchy we will be able to put up runs for those starters.

BTW Burrell is not worth horrid DEF no matter how many HRS

"I couldn't agree more. I have said this several times this off season, Wren and his organization have so poorly managed these signings and trades that you can be almost certain that with the Met's, Phils, s^$t even the Nat's and Marlins are making better moves, that the braves are last place this year."

I disagree.

The Phillies have had a worse offseason. Much, much worse. They've overpaid for mediocrity TWICE by setting the market early, potentially costing their team the opportunity to acquire better players, and they've lost out on 1-2 draft picks.

Lowe was looking for 5yr/90m*

all you brave fans- yankees arent trading swisher.
they just traded for him, and with Damon/Matsui as injury risks no reason to trade him.
Plus his trade value is so low, no reason to trade him.

Good move for Rays. Must put up with SO's
Just wait a couple of weeks and what the other FAs get.
Still got to like the Rays and Sox over Yanks. Yanks station to station. No middle relief. AJ on DL by June. Good-bye Joe at All-Star break.

Nice signing for the Rays. Their lineup looks solid. Their pitching is outstanding. They might just repeat.

Who would have thought Adam Dunn would be the guy left standing after all this? Hopefully that means the Braves will finally consider him.

Rumor
Swisher to Braves for a bag of balls

Thedavid---

Ibanez is only marginally better defensively than Burrell. Very, very marginally better. They're both bad defensive OFers.

Take into account that now the Phillies are lefty heavy...

Does anyone else here think that maybe the Phillies should have gone with Arbuckle over Amaro..?

I think it's pretty clear that the Phillies aren't as good as last year, despite all the cash they're spending.

Signing Ibanez that early (hell, just signing him in general) seems to pretty clearly have been a mistake.

Bradley better not sign for more than 2/18 now or I'm going to kick Hendry in the face. He's already given away DeRosa and he essentially traded Wood and Ceda for Gregg and a couple million. I really hope Hendry has something up his sleeve, because as far as I can tell this team is worse than last year.

rockford- no middle relief for the yankees? wow you really have no clue about the yankees roster.

yeah and Damon, Jeter, Gardner, ARod & Cano are station to station

Rumor
Swisher to Braves for a bag of balls

Posted by: rockford | January 05, 2009 at 02:52 PM

Rumor
Unless your a clown who thinks avg is a good way to judge a hiters ability, swisher has a great bat, high obp and nice power, oh and he can decently field four positions...must be some bag of balls

"As for the offense, Iwamura is not a speed guy, Pena has to prove '08 was a fluke and '07 wasnt, Upton has to put a healthy seasn in, Burell has to be consistent for a whole season.

For pitching, Kazmir has to stay healthy, the other young arms have to respond well to pitching an extra month in october, Price has to actually pitch a game in the majors, and your bullpen-by-comittee has to be successful"

Iwamura said before last season he wanted to steal 20+ bases, but i doubt that will ever happen. Although he is quick enough for it.

Im not confident Pena will ever hit like he did in 08, but somewhere between 07 and 08 would be nice. He started off really show but was one of the best hitters in baseball the last couple months (20 HR second half) and carried the team. Plus that gold glove was pretty nice too.

Now that Upton had shoulder surgery, he should be an instant 30/30 threat. Because of his shoulder injury, he became weary of pulling the ball, esp on inside heat. But after talking with Cliff Floyd towards the end of the season, and after that talk, he really started pulling the ball with some authority. In the postseason, we saw a glimps of what he is capable of.

The problem with Kazmir was all related to his slider. Because of his elbow tenderness at the beginning of the season, he was reluctant to throw his slider as much, which pretty much turned him into a fastball-change up pitcher. As long as his elbow his healthy, he shoudl return to Cy Young form.

Lastly, Price actualy has pitched in the majors, including two starts. Well one was kind of a long relief appearance against the Yankees, in which he held the Bonbers to 2 runs over 5+ IP in his major league debut. In his next start, he held the Orioles to 1 run over 5.1 IP. In all, he had a 1.93 ERA in 14.2 IP in the regular season and 1.59 ERA in the postseason.

Exactly Zach...That is correct and drumzalicious my comment is not to be personal, but please they have mis-handled every transaction this offseason. Yes they have some talent, we are not arguing that, but come on..They botched every signing or trade. You're making excusses like many other Braves fan. You could have gotten some deals done. I think even players are seeing themselves the lack of mis-management. Sure what do I know, but my gut to out 2 + 2 together in a business deal is sharp and something stinks over there. I say this with the hopes it fuels you to go light a fire under your organizations arse.

"I dont get how Upton's shoulder is to blame for his low power numbers for the season, yet he jacked 7 playoff homeruns?"

Because he changed his approach at the plate. Because of his shoulder, he was trying to hit everything opposite field. He would let inside strikes go by or try to muscle them to right field, ala Jeter. After a talk with Floyd, he started attacking inside pitches and pulling the ball with authority. Even his 24 HR in 07, witch a health shoulder, was not even a full season.

yeah price is filthy, im very scared of him

and since I have not said it, this is a great move for the Rays. I encourage the competition within our division.

"that's stupid, once the high payroll teams leave the market the price always drops. Lowe was looking for 4yr/9m, the yankees sign Burnett and hes look at 3yrs/36m"

The Phillies SHOULD NOT have set the market on ANYTHING this offseason, because their holes aren't glaring and they had options. They chose to get rid of the hard-on they had for Ibanez by blowing a 3 year, 31 million dollar load a month ago. It was a dumb move.

Debate me all you want, call out the "clutch" hitting and RBI argument and the "he'll be liked a ton in the clubhouse" argument all you want. This series of moves by the Phillies is a very, very lateral one at best. And that hinges on Ibanez playing like he did last year for the life of his contract, which most likely won't happen because it hardly ever does.

No matter what happens, the Ibanez signing DOESN'T make the Phillies a better team, and at that rate, along with the dollars and first rounder (exclude the first rounder if you think they're not important), it's not worth it.

that rotation is just nasty, too nasty not to take the wildcard away from the redsox

yankee77--

No, they haven't. The Braves have been just fine.

Signing an injury prone Burnett for 5/80, when you're not the Yankees is ridiculously stupid.

Trading 5 (cheap) YEARS of your REALLY GOOD starting SS along with other top prospects, gutting your farm system, is ridiculously stupid.

Making moves for the sake of making moves is stupid. The Braves' window isn't closing; its actually about to open in 2010 when guys like Heyward, Schafer, Hanson, etc. are in the bigs. Acting like your window of contention is closing is just stupid. It's not.

"Correction

Tampa Bay 09 = Colorado 08

Good luck !"

It has been said many many times that these two are not related. No one thinks the 08 Rays were a fluke and no one had career years, except for maybe Navarro. They will be a top team again. Pitching (which the Rockies never really had), defense (which the rockies had) and timely hitting (the Rays were actually extremely unlucky with RISP last season) are what wins. Nothing points to 08 being a fluke.

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