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Cardinals, Furcal Agree To Two-Year Deal

By Zachary Links | December 10, 2011 at 1:47pm CDT

The Cardinals and Rafael Furcal have reached agreement on two-year deal, pending a physical, a source tells Jerry Crasnick of ESPN.com (via Twitter).  Furcal's two-year deal will likely come in around $14MM, a source tells Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports (via Twitter).

Furcal, 34, hit .255/.316/.418 with seven homers in 217 plate appearances after being traded to St. Louis at the deadline last year.  He was said to be seeking a multi-year contract last month.  Furcal recently underwent an appendectomy but is expected to be ready for the start of Spring Training.

The signing shrinks the market for Jimmy Rollins even further and could signal his return to the Phillies.  The Cardinals were known to have interest in the shortstop and had more money to spend after the departure of Albert Pujols.  However, the club wasn't willing to give Rollins the five-year deal that he seeks.

Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports (via Twitter) first reported that the two sides were making progress towards a new deal while Jon Paul Morosi of FOX Sports tweeted that a deal was close.

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  1. Ferrariman

    11 years ago

    bueno.

    Reply
    • bobskube

      11 years ago

      As a brewer fan I agree. Furcal will be a bust.

      Reply
      • highski

        11 years ago

        Good luck with that – tremendous insight!

        Reply
        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          What part didn’t you understand?

        • The_BiRDS

          11 years ago

          The part where you mentioned you are a brewers fan..

        • JohnS

          11 years ago

          Brewers fan… all mouth. Just like their team. LOL

      • Matt Busche

        11 years ago

        Alex Gonzalez sure was a steal though. His .290 OBP should come in handy.

        Reply
        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          Better value than furcal.

        • Jon Stark

          11 years ago

          that’s yet to be determined. Furcal has a lot more upside though.

        • Simon

          11 years ago

          Furcal has upside, true, but paying 7 mil/year for upside and an extensive DL history is quite risky.

        • Alex Krone

          11 years ago

          How is he a better value than furcal???  Furcal contributed to a world series team.  Once Alex Gonzalez has done that then we can talk value.

        • seligeramus

          11 years ago

          Uh, did you just start watching baseball this year or something? He hit a walk-off homerun in the 2003 World Series.

        • Fred_G_Sanford

          11 years ago

          lmao!  owned.  i think alex krone was born in 1994.  off to bed son.

        • Fred_G_Sanford

          11 years ago

          lmao!  owned.  i think alex krone was born in 1994.  off to bed son.

        • bighiggy

          11 years ago

          in 2003? that was 8 years ago when he wasnt old, he has washed up since then? furcal won a championship last year, as in 3 months ago, not 8 years ago!

        • Alex Krone

          11 years ago

          thank you bighiggy….couldn’t of said it better myself.

        • bighiggy

          11 years ago

          in 2003? that was 8 years ago when he wasnt old, he has washed up since then? furcal won a championship last year, as in 3 months ago, not 8 years ago!

      • rayking

        11 years ago

        You prefer Alex Gonzalez? I doubt it.

        Reply
        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          By a lot actually. Per dollar. C

        • stl_cards16

          11 years ago

          Those few million dollars sitting in the owners pocket should help the team quite a bit.

        • cards2WS

          11 years ago

          Lol

        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          Wow are the cardinals fans on here stupid. Pretty contrary to my previous experiences.

        • bighiggy

          11 years ago

          you come on a cards post and put this crap, you my friend are quite stupid!

  2. nm344

    11 years ago

    So that’s like 40 million / 162 games.

    Reply
  3. The_BiRDS

    11 years ago

    His defense alone makes me think it is worth it.. as long as the guy can stay healthy.. I hoping there is a clause that he has to play a certain amount of games to receive the full amount

    Reply
    • bobskube

      11 years ago

      Average/below average defense is worth $7MM/yr? Yikes.

      Reply
      • The_BiRDS

        11 years ago

        Below average? He was amazing defensively for the Cards.

        I do doubt my original post though.. I think he is worth 4 million per year.. Wow we did get Berkman last year for the same amount

        Reply
        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          Uzr is not kind to him. I’m not positive, so I’ll just say that I wouldn’t be happy with tht contract if he signed it with the brewers. At all.

        • JohnOrpheus

          11 years ago

          UZR had him well above-average 2009-2010. Last years rating may have been due to injuries. He looked much better with the Cards. A full season of Furcal is worth 3 to 4 wins, or around 15 mil per year. Furcal is making half that. Don’t see why you wouldn’t be happy with this deal.

        • bighiggy

          11 years ago

          he wouldnt be happy if he signed it with the brewers? you have alex gonzalez who is complete garbage and now braun gone for 50 games, good luck taking 3rd in the central!!!!

        • JohnOrpheus

          11 years ago

          UZR had him well above-average 2009-2010. Last years rating may have been due to injuries. He looked much better with the Cards. A full season of Furcal is worth 3 to 4 wins, or around 15 mil per year. Furcal is making half that. Don’t see why you wouldn’t be happy with this deal.

        • Ray DeRousse

          11 years ago

          Amazing? He had ten errors in 50 games! That’s a worse percentage than Ryan Theriot!

      • Michael Armstrong

        11 years ago

        I get the feeling that you don’t understand baseball all that much.
        Furcal’s fielding at short puts him 4th in the major’s last year.

        But your argument was good too.

        Reply
        • hallwagner

          11 years ago

          he played in 50 games last year. for his career, his defense is merely average

        • bobskube

          11 years ago

          Ummm. No. Nice effort though.

  4. Cardsfan387

    11 years ago

    Furcal is a better choice than the other option, Tyler Greene.

    Reply
    • The_BiRDS

      11 years ago

      The glass is half full huh… haha

      Reply
    • Patrick Shannon

      11 years ago

      Tyler Greene who lead all of AAA in wOBA. Yeah what a bum

      Reply
      • MacK Korris

        11 years ago

        And has still shown nothing at the MLB level in 360 PA. And he’s 28.

        Reply
        • Ray DeRousse

          11 years ago

          Greene has yet to be given five consecutive games in the majors because TLR didn’t like him. Sure, he’s had 360 PA, but they’re all spread out due to uneven adn inconsistent playing time. The kid needs an everyday chance just to settle it.

        • Lanidrac

          11 years ago

          Then he needs to demand a trade to a rebuilding team like the Astros or White Sox. We’re reloading for another run at a title, so we can’t afford to give consistent playing time to a guy who so far doesn’t deserve it. It had nothing to do with La Russa but with the fact that the Cardinals haven’t had a rebuilding year since 1995.

      • nictonjr

        11 years ago

        Nick Stavihona is pretty good in AAA.  Doesn’t make him a big leaguer…

        Reply
        • gtl11

          11 years ago

          People say this a lot but Stavinoha was never nearly as good in AAA as Greene was last year. Also Stavinoha was never, ever considered a real prospect. I’m not trying to say Greene is the next Tulo, but it bothers me when Cardinals fans act like he’s already had his chance, when that “chance” consisted of about 300ish ABs spread thinly over 3 years while getting jerked around by his manager. Hell in 2010 Allen Craig got more ABs than Greene has ever had in a season and did nothing with them. He got more chances though because anyone could look at his minor league performance and tell he was something special.

          If the Cards can’t sign a good 2B I’d love to see Greene and Descalso fight for it in spring.

        • The_BiRDS

          11 years ago

          Which 2B free agents are left? Did Kelly Johnson sign somewhere yet?

        • gtl11

          11 years ago

          Accepted arb.

        • The_BiRDS

          11 years ago

          Whos left?

        • Lanidrac

          11 years ago

          Schumaker, of course. We can upgrade at 2B after next season, but for now, you don’t just throw away a career .290 hitter with passable 2B defense who can also play the OF.

        • The_BiRDS

          11 years ago

          Ive heard he is going to be non-tendered 

        • Lanidrac

          11 years ago

          That’s merely been speculation on this website.  Theriot will probably be non-tendered, but Schumaker should be tendered for the reasons I mentioned above, especially now that we don’t have to pay Pujols.

        • gtl11

          11 years ago

          Accepted arb.

        • phee17

          11 years ago

          i’d like to see then literally fight for it.

        • JohnS

          11 years ago

          If you want to play for Tony, you better do something fairly quickly. BTW, Tony uses his AAA type players more than any manager in baseball. But you better do something. Greene never did…….. Not Tony’s fault.

          I doubt Matheny will give as many chances. Time will tell.

        • Tim Stone

          11 years ago

          I think Greene is overrated and so did MO and that is why he signed Furcal.  I have honestly never been that impressed with Greene, not like I am with Kolton Wong (yeah, he plays second, but still).  Wong has more potential. 

        • Lanidrac

          11 years ago

          What are you talking about? Craig hit over .300 with excellent power. Greene struggles to even hit .200 in the Majors. Maybe he deserves a shot on a rebuilding team, but a team that’s constantly competative like the Cardinals can’t afford to give an extensive in-season tryout to a guy who has so far proven to be nothing but a AAAA player.

      • JohnS

        11 years ago

        Some good AAA players can’t make the transition. Tyler Greene has had plenty of opportunities. So far…. has not happened.

        Reply
  5. Christopher David

    11 years ago

    So Jimmy Rollins’ balls are now officially in a vice wielded by Ruben Amaro Jr. Excellent…

    Reply
    • NYBravosFan10

      11 years ago

      aren’t the Marlins looking for a shortstop?

      Reply
      • Leachpunk

        11 years ago

        haha

        Reply
  6. NYBravosFan10

    11 years ago

    good signing by the Cardinals. It can’t be easy to be a fan right now so it’s nice to at least get the guy that jump-started them into the playoffs

    Reply
    • Ferrariman

      11 years ago

      its only difficult for the irrational fans who can’t see the bullet they dodged by not giving him 10 years at 250million. Furcal at 2/14, while i think is a slight overpayment, should be a good deal.

      Reply
      • NYBravosFan10

        11 years ago

        regardless of the specifics it’s still gotta be tough losing the face of your franchise

        Reply
        • cards2WS

          11 years ago

          Trust me. It is hard. Hurt pretty bad, but I do realize that we will be better in the long haul.

        • Tim Stone

          11 years ago

          It might be hard and I am still sad about it.  However, you know what?  We will have new future faces of our franchise over time as we are investing in our farm system.  I am hoping that eventually Matt Adams can help us at first base and Albert moving on was really about two things, money and location and now we have extra money to spend on the future and that for me is better over time.

    • bobskube

      11 years ago

      Why do people keep saying this? He sucked last year.

      Reply
      • MacK Korris

        11 years ago

        Not on the Cardinals, really. Killed Milwaukee it seemed like too.

        Reply
      • JohnOrpheus

        11 years ago

        Maybe because most people don’t base their opinions on a half a season’s injury affected data. Or I suppose you know more than people like Keith Law, who tweeted this was a solid deal.

        Reply
        • Andy_B

          11 years ago

          Keith Law likes the deal?  That makes me rethink my favorable opinion of the deal.

        • KeithLawSucksInStl

          11 years ago

          I liked it until I read that…

      • JohnOrpheus

        11 years ago

        Maybe because most people don’t base their opinions on a half a season’s injury affected data. Or I suppose you know more than people like Keith Law, who tweeted this was a solid deal.

        Reply
      • JohnS

        11 years ago

         hits were timely & made some BIG plays defensively. weak lead off hitter for sure

        Reply
    • Mike Eigenbrod

      11 years ago

      Our organization continues to be VERY strong team even without Pujols. Just think the Angels are strapped for $25.4M a year for 10 years to a guy who has an elbow that could go anytime. As for the Cardinals now, Furcal was a great signing. He is very strong on defense and a full year with the Cardinals will get his offense going, also. 

      Reply
  7. flyawayAl

    11 years ago

    There is an old folks home just down the road, Mozaliak needs to look there for some pitching help or maybe even a hitter or two.

    Reply
    • stl_cards16

      11 years ago

      Apparently you don’t realize the Cardinals can compete in the NL Central with the team they have right now. The roster could bet set, anything now is just improvements.

      Reply
    • stl_cards16

      11 years ago

      Apparently you don’t realize the Cardinals can compete in the NL Central with the team they have right now. The roster could bet set, anything now is just improvements.

      Reply
  8. mondaymorninggm

    11 years ago

    7 mil a year for what he’s done the past three is an overpay. they’re paying him for what he did 5 years ago, it looks to me.he deserves a 3 million dollar rebuild your value contract, not 14. i’d like to see what tyler can do with a full season. so what if he’s 28, when did ludwick bloom?

    Reply
    • Lanidrac

      11 years ago

      Ludwick had an excellent year off the bench before he got his shot (and he hasn’t exactly been much since his career year, anyway). Greene has yet to prove that he even belongs on a Major League roster.

      Reply
    • bighiggy

      11 years ago

      tyler greene is terrible! trade him for anything!!!!

      Reply
  9. gtl11

    11 years ago

    He was worth 1.4 bWAR in just 50 games with the Cardinals in 2011. If he were to keep up that pace he’d only need to play 100ish games over the life of the contract to be worth it. Looks like pretty good value on a short contract. Not a steal, but a good signing.

    Reply
  10. bigpat

    11 years ago

    I’m missing the mythical upside everyone keeps talking about with Furcal. He’s old and injury prone and couldn’t hit worth a lick this season. He improved in St Louis but still wasn’t a 7M a year player, I guess that’s what happens when the SS market is shallow. 

    Reply
    • gtl11

      11 years ago

      If he were to play exactly the same as how he played in St Louis for a full season he’d be worth 15M+ per year. He’s not likely to do that but what you said is just plain wrong.

      Reply
    • Jumsy

      11 years ago

      From a fan of a team that just paid Clint Barmes 5.5M/yr to play SS, I’m not sure questioning a 7M/yr deal to Furcal is justified.

      Reply
      • bam86

        11 years ago

        I think he is pointing out that signing a big deal to a guy who didn’t hit all post season and managed to only play 150+ games in one of the last 5 seasons plus is only aging is a bad signing. No clue how you think that furcal will actually hit that 15 mil value mark. Just because he won a championship doesn’t mean that he was the reason they won it by any stretch. I was hoping the matheny era would help the cards deal with young players better like Tyler Greene, but signing like this continue to show that they would rather overpay veterans who are past their prime. Also Jumsy no need to bash on the buccos signings. He didn’t even state that Barmes was a great signing by any stretch so trying to turn that around on him to justify the Furcal signing is kinda pathetic. Clearly the pirates need to offer more money to players to sign them due to their teams lack of success. A problem the cards don’t have.

        Reply
  11. Josh Mohr

    11 years ago

    LOL LOL and it continues.. paying that BUM 7 M a year, I love it.. Keep it up WLB’s.. The Cards are done

    Reply
    • Andrés Afanador

      11 years ago

      Keep thinking the Cards are done…

      Just like last year.

      Reply
    • Paul

      11 years ago

       Lol wow to say the cards are done when their pitching staff will get better and they will still put up a lot of runs is just not a smart thing to say.

      Reply
    • JohnS

      11 years ago

      Ha Ha Cardinals will win the Central… No Competition. 

      Reply
      • TophersReds

        11 years ago

        I think you are underestimating the Reds.

        Reply
    • Gabraham

      11 years ago

      Saying that the Cardinals are done because they signed one player for $7 M four months before the season even starts is a little premature, don’t you think? 

      Reply
    • bighiggy

      11 years ago

      really the cards are done, with braun missing 50 games and the reds  fighting with themselves, who takes the central, the cards duh!  mr. mohr who are you a fan of that is going to take the title away from the cards?

      Reply
  12. Guest

    11 years ago

    Would not have given him more than 1 year/4 million + incentives (I wouldn’t have got him if I was only paying him that much, yea yea)
    Maybe he’ll work out, I personally don’t think he will (high risk, medium reward)… But if he’s healthy, he could earn his money.

    Reply
  13. FreshMintt

    11 years ago

    He surely fills the void in the lineup that Pujols left…

    Reply
    • bighiggy

      11 years ago

      dont worry, we get beltran and maybe trade kmac and ottavino for keppinger and we will breeze through the central, and with braun gone for 50 games!

      Reply
    • bighiggy

      11 years ago

      dont worry, we get beltran and maybe trade kmac and ottavino for keppinger and we will breeze through the central, and with braun gone for 50 games!

      Reply
  14. The_BiRDS

    11 years ago

    You know If the Cardinals resigned Pujols for 25-27 Million per year for 10 years Im certain that STL would be bashing that move too.. The guy is gone and yeah it will take 4-5 years till it starts to make sense for STL fans but the Cardinals do need to go out and get a Beltran type guy for 3 years or so

    Reply
    • flyawayAl

      11 years ago

      We don’t need any more old guys on more than one year contracts.

      Reply
      • The_BiRDS

        11 years ago

        Those “old guys” won a world series last year

        Reply
      • The_BiRDS

        11 years ago

        Those “old guys” won a world series last year

        Reply
    • flyawayAl

      11 years ago

      We don’t need any more old guys on more than one year contracts.

      Reply
  15. Triple Hawpes Brewed

    11 years ago

    Wow, what an overpay!

    Reply
  16. Triple Hawpes Brewed

    11 years ago

    Wow, what an overpay!

    Reply
  17. Lefty

    11 years ago

    If J Roll’s options are shrinking aren’t Short Stop replacement options for the Sillies =P shrinking too? If J Roll goes elsewhere, who can the Phillies get to phill the void?

    Reply
    • The_BiRDS

      11 years ago

      Tyler Green

      Reply
  18. Henduck

    11 years ago

    Rafie ain’t what he used to be for sure.  He did play well for the Cards last year though.  Compared to what the Buccos gave Barmes, this deal isn’t all that bad at all.  And really, 2Y/14M is going to be an albatross hanging around the team’s neck.  It’s doubtful that they’ll get two healthy seasons from him, but overall I like the deal.  They would be wise to keep Theriot around as insurance. 

    Reply
    • soundpilot

      11 years ago

      Anyone but Theriot, honestly. Nick Punto is a superior option in pretty much every way.

      Never thought I’d make that statement about Nick Punto, but in this case it’s completely true.

      Reply
  19. AndySTL

    11 years ago

    Ryan Jackson should be ready to play Shortstop for the Cards in 2013

    Reply
  20. cards2WS

    11 years ago

    For once in 4 years we will have a starting shortstop back-to-back years.

    Reply
  21. walrusgod

    11 years ago

    I like this signing.  It’s only 2 years, so if he continues to get injured we aren’t saddled with a long, expensive contract.  Furcal looked decent at the plate in STL in the regular season, although he went pretty cold in the playoffs.  As far as his defense, he seemed to have much better range than Theriot and made some spectacular plays, although he did commit a LOT of errors as well.  It’s difficult to see him playing more than 120 games (and that’s probably an optimistic guess), but I still like this deal more than giving 5 years to Rollins.  

    I probably would’ve preferred if we could’ve convinced J-Roll to take a 3 year deal with an option for a fourth year, but doesn’t sound like that was a realistic option.  I’d like to see us pick up another bullpen guy (preferably another lefty to go with Rzepczynski), possibly explore the option of getting another outfielder to help in case Allen Craig has to miss significant time to start the year, and still see if Lohse/Westbrook will take a trade (although I liked that idea more when Mark Buehrle was still available), but I’m okay with the team we have heading into the 2012 season.  I by no means think we’ll run away with the NL Central, but I think we’ll be competitive and have a legitimate shot at winning the division.

    Reply
  22. walrusgod

    11 years ago

    I like this signing.  It’s only 2 years, so if he continues to get injured we aren’t saddled with a long, expensive contract.  Furcal looked decent at the plate in STL in the regular season, although he went pretty cold in the playoffs.  As far as his defense, he seemed to have much better range than Theriot and made some spectacular plays, although he did commit a LOT of errors as well.  It’s difficult to see him playing more than 120 games (and that’s probably an optimistic guess), but I still like this deal more than giving 5 years to Rollins.  

    I probably would’ve preferred if we could’ve convinced J-Roll to take a 3 year deal with an option for a fourth year, but doesn’t sound like that was a realistic option.  I’d like to see us pick up another bullpen guy (preferably another lefty to go with Rzepczynski), possibly explore the option of getting another outfielder to help in case Allen Craig has to miss significant time to start the year, and still see if Lohse/Westbrook will take a trade (although I liked that idea more when Mark Buehrle was still available), but I’m okay with the team we have heading into the 2012 season.  I by no means think we’ll run away with the NL Central, but I think we’ll be competitive and have a legitimate shot at winning the division.

    Reply
  23. KeithLawSucksInStl

    11 years ago

    Anybody but Theriot is fine with me.

    Reply
  24. Gabraham

    11 years ago

    I feel that this may be a little too much guaranteed money, but I’m not upset with this deal by any means.  I would have thought $4 M + incentives would have been enough to get it done, though.

    Reply
  25. Donald Munson

    11 years ago

    How on earth is Furcal still worth 7 million a season? With his injury history and age I cannot fathom any team offering him more than 3-4 million a season.

    Reply
    • baybombers

      11 years ago

      you got that right, its sorta shocking

      Reply
      • bighiggy

        11 years ago

        you think the cards should have stuck with greene, then obviously you dont know how terrible he is! oh maybe they should have really overpayed for rollins!

        Reply
      • bighiggy

        11 years ago

        you think the cards should have stuck with greene, then obviously you dont know how terrible he is! oh maybe they should have really overpayed for rollins!

        Reply
  26. Dave Koffer

    11 years ago

    As a Met fan, I feel really badly for the Cardinal fans.  We lost our best player in Jose Reyes, but the Cardinal fans lost one of the best players of all time in Albert Pujols.  I feel really badly for the Cardinal fans.  But I do think the Cardinals will be able to move forward from this.

    Reply
  27. orangenblackattack

    11 years ago

    This signing should make up for the loss of Pujols.

    Reply
    • andrew hamer

      11 years ago

      it will…. rather 7 mil then 27 mil

      Reply
  28. Jumsy

    11 years ago

    The improved defense from having Furcal last season as opposed to Theriot really helped the pitching staff down the stretch, not only in range but in the confidence to know you are getting outs on ground balls up the middle.

    Reply

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