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Odds & Ends: Braun, Reds, Marlins, Washburn

By Luke Adams 2 | March 26, 2010 at 9:33pm CDT

A few more Friday links for your browsing pleasure…

  • Speaking to Tim Allen of 1250 WSSP in Milwaukee (via SportsRadioInterviews.com), Ryan Braun said he has no regrets about signing an eight-year $45MM deal with the Brewers in 2008.
  • The Reds haven't been very involved in trade discussions during the spring, tweets Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports.
  • MLB.com's Joe Frisaro (Twitter link) thinks the Marlins will fill out their bullpen via a waiver claim or trade.
  • Larry Stone of The Seattle Times would like to see the Mariners get something done with Jarrod Washburn.
  • Cristian Guzman is making a case to be the Nationals' starting shortstop, writes MLB.com's Bill Ladson. If the Nats named Guzman the starter, Ian Desmond would start the season at Triple-A so he could play every day.
  • In his latest mailbag, Scott Merkin of MLB.com answers questions about the futures of A.J. Pierzynski and Jermaine Dye. He also gives his opinion on which player would be the ideal big-name trade target for the White Sox.
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  1. Guest 2764

    13 years ago

    The White Sox have to get Adrian Gonzalez mid-season.

    Jose Veras and Scott Strickland have done a great job this spring. I’d like to see them fill the bullpen.

    Reply
  2. Yankees10

    13 years ago

    I still cant believe Dye hasn’t been signed yet.

    Reply
    • j6takish

      13 years ago

      The only teams that have any use for him have already offered him deals. No idea what the guy is thinking, he GROSSLY misjudged his value

      Reply
  3. MLB_in_the_Know

    13 years ago

    Dear Ryan Braun,

    Please tell that to Jason Heyward. Convince him signing long term early is the way to go.

    Sincerely,
    Braves Fans Everywhere

    Reply
    • Guest 2767

      13 years ago

      Thank you!!! tell that to the people who think that letting J-Hey play on Opening Day was going to cost the Braves tons of money. Just lock the kid up.

      J-Hey on Opening Day!!!!!!

      Reply
  4. Guest 2769

    13 years ago

    WOW thats the contract Braun signed?!?! No way. Way to go Brew Crew. Did Ryan Braun just assume he was gonna suck during the rest of his career? What was Brauns agent thinking?

    Reply
    • Taskmaster75

      13 years ago

      I can only wonder what you think of Evan Longoria’s contract. 🙂

      Reply
  5. Chad

    13 years ago

    Hahaha, I completely understand the context of the headline: “Ryan Braun does not regret signing $45 million contract”–He’s a great player who, in retrospect, signed for less than he could have demanded after a now proven track record. Evan Longoria will likely prove in a couple years to be getting paid WAY below his market value as well.

    I just thought it phrased amazingly and might be the ULTIMATE example of the absurd amount of money entertainers/athletes make.

    Who would be regretful about signing something that will pay you $45 million dollars? You’d have to be an idiot to say publicly (especially during these economic times) that you were upset you were only making $45 million when you could be making $90 million. Awww shucks, I’ll just have to wait til I’m a free agent in a few years to make my first $100 million!

    PS-Does anybody know a good place to apply for a job?

    Reply
    • jill

      13 years ago

      Are you left handed? Can you pitch? You too could be a multimillionaire! All kidding aside, that Ryan Braun contract is an absolute steal for the Brewers. So he has no regrets? He’s young, he’s single, how much money can he spend anyway?

      Reply
  6. bobbybaseball

    13 years ago

    Sure, he has no regrets publicly. Privately, he’s kicking himself. Hey, even millionaires want the most money they can get. 5M+ per doesn’t go as far as it used to, ha.

    As for Longoria, that has to be the most one-sided team-friendly contract in history. Still, it’s the club that assumes all the risk.

    Reply
  7. aap212

    13 years ago

    $45 million buys a lot of Affliction tee shirts.

    Reply
  8. Triteon

    13 years ago

    Sometimes you’ve just gotta take the money. Braun could have done a Joe Charboneau and been out of the league by now. He has plenty of time to still get paid.

    Reply
  9. BigRedOne

    13 years ago

    27 – 14

    The Reds record end of last year after Scott Rolen came back from injury. This was without Orlando Cabrera and Edinson Volquez and Aroldis Chapman and Mike Leake and Travis Wood. Jay Bruce was still recovering from a wrist injury. There’s no reason to think the Reds will not be contenders this year.

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