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Josh Johnson Signs Four-Year Extension

By Mike Axisa | January 21, 2010 at 12:35pm CDT

Josh Johnson officially signed a four-year contract extension with the Marlins. The move follows criticism of the Marlins by MLB and the MLBPA, and comes months after talks began between the club, Johnson, and agent Matt Sosnick.  

The $39MM deal will pay the right-hander $3.75MM this year, $7.75MM next year, and $13.75MM in both 2012 and 2013. Johnson also earns $50K for making the All-Star team, $500K for winning the Cy Young Award and $1MM for winning World Series MVP. The contract does not include a no-trade clause.

The deal, which buys out two of Johnson's arbitration years and two of his free agent years, resembles the four-year, $38MM extension Zack Greinke signed prior to his Cy Young season. Johnson doesn't have any Cy Youngs on his mantle, but he's coming off an All-Star season in which he allowed fewer hits than innings pitched, struck out 8.2 batters per nine and limited his walk and homer rates. He finished 15-5 with a 3.23 ERA.

ESPN's Jerry Crasnick first reported the agreement. MLB.com's Joe Frisaro, Sirius XM's Home Plate Channel and Crasnick all added details.

Ben Nicholson-Smith contributed to this post.

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  1. universalguru

    11 years ago

    From cautiously optimistic to a done deal… quick working.

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    • jondasilva85

      11 years ago

      start saving up for Hanley extension, next

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      • Kevin Chambers

        11 years ago

        They already signed him to a seven year extension a year or two ago.

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        • jondasilva85

          11 years ago

          joke’s on me–i completely forgot about that

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      • Guest

        11 years ago

        Hanley is already locked up as the guy below me said but there are not many teams in baseball that have the Best Player and the best pitcher on their team locked up. The Marlins out of all 30 teams would’ve been the last team I would have thought would do this but kudos to Larry Beinfest and Michael Hill for getting the job done. They are just about ready to compete and maybe even win a world series before entering the new ballpark.

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      • Guest

        11 years ago

        Hanley is already locked up as the guy below me said but there are not many teams in baseball that have the Best Player and the best pitcher on their team locked up. The Marlins out of all 30 teams would’ve been the last team I would have thought would do this but kudos to Larry Beinfest and Michael Hill for getting the job done. They are just about ready to compete and maybe even win a world series before entering the new ballpark.

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    • MLB_Guru15

      11 years ago

      hanley is already locked up

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  2. bucs_lose_again

    11 years ago

    Awesome, awesome news. Congrats, fish fans.

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  3. cseehausen

    11 years ago

    Great deal for the Marlins. If Johnson continues to produce like he has been, he will still have a ton of trade value at this price, or they can just hang onto him and have a cheap ace. Only question is, what was Johnson’s agent thinking?

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    • lumiKenRosenthal

      11 years ago

      Sosnick is a good agent who does whats good for the player and his family. you really think the johnsons cant live with $39 million coming their way in the next four years? remember johnsons mega deal will likely be the next one he signs, at age 29. there is more value in signing a short term worth $40 million and then one worth something like a johan santana deal when hes 29 than signing on 7 or 6 year deal worth 100 something million until he’s 32 and then teams being reluctant to give him another big deal.

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      • cseehausen

        11 years ago

        I just have to believe he could get more money put into this short term deal is all. $13.75MM for two free agent years seems low when you consider Lackey is going to be making $16.5MM average per year.

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      • cseehausen

        11 years ago

        I just have to believe he could get more money put into this short term deal is all. $13.75MM for two free agent years seems low when you consider Lackey is going to be making $16.5MM average per year.

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    • lumiKenRosenthal

      11 years ago

      Sosnick is a good agent who does whats good for the player and his family. you really think the johnsons cant live with $39 million coming their way in the next four years? remember johnsons mega deal will likely be the next one he signs, at age 29. there is more value in signing a short term worth $40 million and then one worth something like a johan santana deal when hes 29 than signing on 7 or 6 year deal worth 100 something million until he’s 32 and then teams being reluctant to give him another big deal.

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    • markjsunz

      11 years ago

      39 million is a good deal for both sides. If Johnson continues to develop they get a bargain his first two free agent years. If he gets hurt or for some reason does not continue to develop he will be set for life even if he has a career ending Injury. Plus in 4 years if he keeps getting better and better like expected he will command Sabathia , Santana type money.

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    • markjsunz

      11 years ago

      39 million is a good deal for both sides. If Johnson continues to develop they get a bargain his first two free agent years. If he gets hurt or for some reason does not continue to develop he will be set for life even if he has a career ending Injury. Plus in 4 years if he keeps getting better and better like expected he will command Sabathia , Santana type money.

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  4. roebirds

    11 years ago

    And there goes the extra money the Marlins pledged to payroll. Good move to lock JJ up, though.

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  5. Cardsfan387

    11 years ago

    Great news for Marlins fans.

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  6. Kevin Chambers

    11 years ago

    good job Marlins way to spend some money.

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  7. Xalz

    11 years ago

    Glad to see Florida stepping up to fill the seats in their new stadium… even if they are a division rival.

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  8. amaasg14

    11 years ago

    fish got their boy locked up… like to see them move Uggla before Spring Training. Think BoSox would think of shipping Ryan Westmoreland to the Fish straight up for Danny?

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    • philpbarnes

      11 years ago

      Dont really see Uggla being enough of a fit for the Red Sox to do that.

      Plus I think id have to become a fish fan then, because they’d then have my two favourite former red sox prospects.. haha

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      • ludafish

        11 years ago

        Im a BoSox fan since you have former marlins i love, beckett and lowell…but not hermida….

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      • ludafish

        11 years ago

        Im a BoSox fan since you have former marlins i love, beckett and lowell…but not hermida….

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  9. dshires4

    11 years ago

    Felix, you’re up next!

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  10. $1574266

    11 years ago

    People talk about the Pirates trading there players all the time, but what about the fish? Nice deal to actually keep one of there best players.

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  11. John Sparrow

    11 years ago

    surprisingly quick on the heels of the union-MLB statement

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    • Cosmo3

      11 years ago

      Yeah I was just gonna say, remember that statement that came out yesterday? IMO, the rest of the MLB teams should operate with a budget around the same as what the marlins have. The inflated contracts that players get these days are absurd.

      cap-tip to the marlins

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      • mantistoboggan47

        11 years ago

        You are correct, sir. With the players making less money the owners will be free to make more!

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      • CosaOne

        11 years ago

        I definitely hit the like button by accident, I completely disagree with you here. Why would I root for the players to get screwed over and the owners (who are already multi millionaires) to line their pockets with the insane amounts of revenue they make? Ticket and concession prices would NOT go down because they are reflective of supply and demand not player salary.

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        • mantistoboggan47

          11 years ago

          I was being sarcastic. I completely agree with you 100%.

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          • CosaOne

            11 years ago

            Sorry for the confusion Gary, my response was to Cosmo, I disagree with him and hit the “like” button on his post by accident. I completely agree with you. I just seems like I was responded to you because my post popped up under yours.

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        • mantistoboggan47

          11 years ago

          I was being sarcastic. I completely agree with you 100%.

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      • CosaOne

        11 years ago

        I definitely hit the like button by accident, I completely disagree with you here. Why would I root for the players to get screwed over and the owners (who are already multi millionaires) to line their pockets with the insane amounts of revenue they make? Ticket and concession prices would NOT go down because they are reflective of supply and demand not player salary.

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    • markjsunz

      11 years ago

      Many of these teams cry they are losing there shirts. How Much does each team get in revenue sharing? Who paid for the new Stadium the tax payers? And if owning a baseball team is such a losing propisition why is it that when an owner sells his team even only after a few years of ownership do they make giant profits? The teams just seem to continue to escalate in value.

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      • agk2

        11 years ago

        actually I believe the Marlins owner, Jeff Loria, is on the hook for something like 160 million of his own money for the new stadium.

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    • markjsunz

      11 years ago

      Many of these teams cry they are losing there shirts. How Much does each team get in revenue sharing? Who paid for the new Stadium the tax payers? And if owning a baseball team is such a losing propisition why is it that when an owner sells his team even only after a few years of ownership do they make giant profits? The teams just seem to continue to escalate in value.

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  12. penpaper

    11 years ago

    So it was all an act. Ha!

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  13. Jim M

    11 years ago

    Sounds like a good signing, in my opinion. Sure he could get injured and make it a bust, but it sounds like a good value for his services for the duration. It also makes him an amazing trade chip in a year or so if he keeps up the good work. It’s funny though that his agent used Greinke as a comparable though, for two reasons. Firstly, Greinke’s contract is an amazing sweetheart deal for his club in my opinion. But secondly, Greinke has a much better injury history. I guess those two even out?

    Either way, good deal for all sides. Marlins get an ace if he stays healthy, and Johnson gets a very expensive house to lounge in if his arm blows out into a million pieces sometime.

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  14. TheFilibuster

    11 years ago

    Very good deal i’m surprised he even agreed to a deal like that

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    • Brian M

      11 years ago

      Why? It’s a HUGE pay increase.

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    • vtadave

      11 years ago

      Why would you be surprised? He was probably in line for $6 million or so in arbitration this year and now he’s $32 million richer than that. Going year to year would have been risky for a pitcher with his history.

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  15. adamellingson

    11 years ago

    Cautiously Optimistic? I’m going to start using that! Later tonight at the bar~
    “Hey bro, I’m cautiously optimistic I’m going to take the cute little biddy home with me tonight.”
    Five minutes later “DEAL IS SIGNED” HAHAHA

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  16. myname_989

    11 years ago

    As a Phillies fan… Damn. I was honestly kind of hoping to see this guy get traded. Lol. As far as I could tell, just by watching him against the Phillies, he’s an on and off kind of guy. He got knocked around in a start against the Phils, but when he’s on… he’s on. It’s good that the Marlins are at least keeping Johnson and Ramirez to be the face of the new franchise in 2012, where they will surely start spending money to add pieces.

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    • jrollpatrol08

      11 years ago

      yea good job by the fish to lock up the stud. keeps em slightly competitive in the east…didnt see this one comin at all, i thought for sure he was headed for LAA or LAD for some more cash…

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    • jrollpatrol08

      11 years ago

      yea good job by the fish to lock up the stud. keeps em slightly competitive in the east…didnt see this one comin at all, i thought for sure he was headed for LAA or LAD for some more cash…

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    • dROK83

      11 years ago

      Don’t worry, knowing the Marlins, he will more than likely be traded before he gets to the $13+ mill annual of his contract.

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    • dROK83

      11 years ago

      Don’t worry, knowing the Marlins, he will more than likely be traded before he gets to the $13+ mill annual of his contract.

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  17. Michael Whitney

    11 years ago

    Great work by the Marlins. I guess Josh’s agent felt that huge contracts are drying up a little bit. Plus 4 years isn’t that long. He’ll be making 18+ mil a year in no time.

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  18. FourScore16

    11 years ago

    Good news for Fish Fans…and bad news for the fans of the other NL East teams. JJ is a horse!!

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  19. philpbarnes

    11 years ago

    Congrats to the Marlins and their fans! Hopefully this is the start of a new era for them. They’re a fun team to watch.

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  20. firealyellon

    11 years ago

    Reds 1, Marlins 1, Cards 1, Cubs 0

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    • Brian M

      11 years ago

      When the marlins can win a world series and sign the guys they need to sign, it just put fuel to the fire that is the Chicago Cubs.

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  21. knowidyuh

    11 years ago

    First, the Marlins don’t want to sign one of the best young SP in the game, because they like leaching money from other clubs. Then MLB says, “hold up, this isn’t fair, you have to spend some money!” So the Marlins reply, “ok, I guess we’ll lock up Josh Johnson, happy?” Marlins get the last laugh.

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  22. YanksFanSince78

    11 years ago

    (COUGH..COUGH. WAHHAA…COUGH, COUGH, COUGH!!!) the sound made by George Washington and the other dead presidents featured on various denominations of US currency as Jeff Loria opens up his wallet to spend (chaching) on his own star players.

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  23. Brian M

    11 years ago

    If the marlins decided to spend 70-80 million they would be a top 4 team in the NL if not #1. They have made very few mistakes both signing and trading throughout their history and this news is just another example of that.

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    • R_y_a_n

      11 years ago

      While I agree they are a very well-run organization, if they had that kind of payroll chances are they would make a mistake or two – its bound to happen when you hand out bigger contracts, or just more contracts in general.

      But very nice signing by the Marlins.

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  24. pageian

    11 years ago

    Makes you wonder if JJ’s agent had anything to say to the union? The Marlins get called out for not spending and the next day the give out a $39 million dollar contract. Hmm, think Matt Sosnick talked to the union about the Marlins negotiating tactics? I’d guess he was pressuring the union to do something in order to force the Marlins to open the checkbook.

    If the Marlins really were spending all they could then they wouldn’t have just given out $39 million dollars. Jeffrey Loria is a tool, he’s been artificially holding down payroll for quite awhile, most likely pocketing the money and then crying poor in order to get Florida taxpayer to build him a new stadium. Not to mention the fact that he already ran one franchise into the ground.

    Bud Selig let’s guys like this, who are his friends, run baseball franchises but he won’t (so far) let a guy like Mark Cuban (who actually cares) have a franchise because he doesn’t like the fact that he makes his opinions known. Great priorities Bud.

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  25. pageian

    11 years ago

    Makes you wonder if JJ’s agent had anything to say to the union? The Marlins get called out for not spending and the next day the give out a $39 million dollar contract. Hmm, think Matt Sosnick talked to the union about the Marlins negotiating tactics? I’d guess he was pressuring the union to do something in order to force the Marlins to open the checkbook.

    If the Marlins really were spending all they could then they wouldn’t have just given out $39 million dollars. Jeffrey Loria is a tool, he’s been artificially holding down payroll for quite awhile, most likely pocketing the money and then crying poor in order to get Florida taxpayer to build him a new stadium. Not to mention the fact that he already ran one franchise into the ground.

    Bud Selig let’s guys like this, who are his friends, run baseball franchises but he won’t (so far) let a guy like Mark Cuban (who actually cares) have a franchise because he doesn’t like the fact that he makes his opinions known. Great priorities Bud.

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  26. bomberj11

    11 years ago

    It’s nice to see the Marlins sign somebody long term. Especially a pitcher of his caliber, and age.

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  27. bomberj11

    11 years ago

    It’s nice to see the Marlins sign somebody long term. Especially a pitcher of his caliber, and age.

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  28. AkronHammer

    11 years ago

    giood job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  29. AkronHammer

    11 years ago

    giood job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  30. Troy_k

    11 years ago

    Now they’ll trade him to get rid of that onerous contract. :p

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  31. Troy_k

    11 years ago

    Now they’ll trade him to get rid of that onerous contract. :p

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  32. Gary.Le

    11 years ago

    Great deal for the Marlins. Remember Greinke was signed BEFORE his breakout season. To get an ace like this after he puts it all together for equivalent money is a steal.

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  33. Gary.Le

    11 years ago

    Great deal for the Marlins. Remember Greinke was signed BEFORE his breakout season. To get an ace like this after he puts it all together for equivalent money is a steal.

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  34. Alldaybaseball

    11 years ago

    From Braves fan, good job.

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  35. portsider

    11 years ago

    love to see the smaller markets locking up their best players — good for baseball

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  36. portsider

    11 years ago

    love to see the smaller markets locking up their best players — good for baseball

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  37. YanksFanSince78

    11 years ago

    Great signing. Don’t be suprised if he is traded before the contract ends.

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  38. Rich_in_NJ

    11 years ago

    He is now even more valuable.

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    • lakersdodgersyankees4life

      11 years ago

      Personally, it’s a yes and no thing. He is more valuable because he is locked up long term, but this deal could completely back fire. Because of his injury history(if I remember, didn’t he have TJS already?), giving him almost 14M/year for 1/2 the contract is risky.

      Overall, I do like the deal, I just think the Marlins definitely took their risks with this contract.

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  39. Rich_in_NJ

    11 years ago

    He is now even more valuable.

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  40. Glebb

    11 years ago

    Make sense that instead of overpaying on the market they would choose to reward one of their own.
    Deal looks pretty solid to me. 3.7 then 7 then your paying him in his “ace” years, 13.75 sounds like a bargain if he stays healthy.
    If their starting staff was a little better behind Nolasco they might have had a chance to compete this year.
    It’s pretty injury prone/Young/inexperienced but it has very scary potential in 2 years or so.

    Offense should be above average, I’d go something like this
    R-Maybin
    L-Coghlan
    R-Ramirez
    R-Uggla
    R-Cantu
    R-Ross
    R-Sanchez
    R-Baker
    –pitcher–

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  41. Wek

    11 years ago

    No trade clause plus backloaded contract… Watch him get shippped after the first two years.

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    • Kevin

      11 years ago

      No way they trade him before they move into their new stadium… there will be riots.

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    • Kevin

      11 years ago

      No way they trade him before they move into their new stadium… there will be riots.

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    • start_wearing_purple

      11 years ago

      They said the same about Hanley. He still has a fish uniform.

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    • start_wearing_purple

      11 years ago

      They said the same about Hanley. He still has a fish uniform.

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  42. skronch

    11 years ago

    yessssssssssss, as a fish fan i’m really happy about this. they probably took some of the money they had set aside for a potential chapman signing

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  43. coolstorybro222

    11 years ago

    This dude is a monster pitcher. Great job by the fish on keeping him around a lot longer.

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  44. windycitywarrior

    11 years ago

    I think they should just keep Uggla and sign him to like a two year extension. They will have a kick ass team in a season or two if they hold on to the right people. Not so concerned with Cantu but hold on to Uggla, Ramirez, Johnson and Nolasco. Obviously the young guys like Couglan (Spelling) Maybin, Stanton and Morrison will be there but keep the good “veterans” you have. No sense in trading them for talent that you’ll develop and then just trade away again.

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  45. windycitywarrior

    11 years ago

    I think they should just keep Uggla and sign him to like a two year extension. They will have a kick ass team in a season or two if they hold on to the right people. Not so concerned with Cantu but hold on to Uggla, Ramirez, Johnson and Nolasco. Obviously the young guys like Couglan (Spelling) Maybin, Stanton and Morrison will be there but keep the good “veterans” you have. No sense in trading them for talent that you’ll develop and then just trade away again.

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  46. fastjohnny

    11 years ago

    This is a great move by the Marlins, they get the MLBPA and MLB off their backs and they can still trade him at a reasonable price in a couple of years. I actually see him on the 2012 roster to open the new park and then traded that season or the next off season.

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  47. drumzalicious

    11 years ago

    I have a feeling they will deal him at the deadline. Prob to the Angels.

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  48. MLB_Guru15

    11 years ago

    talk about a good signing, this is one.
    the marlins will be kicking some butt next year and not to mention they have a good farm system

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  49. $1631560

    11 years ago

    Still think they’ll trade him and Uggala when they start getting well paid. They can force them to sign players but they can’t force them to keep them…

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