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Marlins, Reyes Agree To Six-Year Deal

By Zachary Links | December 3, 2011 at 8:54pm CDT

8:54pm: Reyes' deal does not include a no-trade clause, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports tweets.

8:47pm: The Marlins and Reyes have agreed to a six-year, $106MM deal, pending a physical, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.

8:35pm: Mets GM Sandy Alderson addressed the media and confirmed that if the Marlins are offering a six-year, $111MM deal, the Mets won't be able to compete, tweets Adam Rubin of ESPNNewYork.com.  Furthermore, the Mets have yet to make a concrete offer to the shortstop, tweets Mike Puma of the NY Post.

8:21pm: Reyes to the Marlins appears to be imminent, but Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun Sentinel (via Twitter) continues to hear that the numbers are less than those being reported.

7:57pm: The Marlins and Reyes are close on a six-year deal, believed to be for $110MM, tweets Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports.

7:49pm: The reported terms of $111MM over six years are definitely not correct, an American League source tells Juan C. Rodriguez of the Sun Sentinel (via Twitter).  Rodriguez stresses that this doesn't mean that the Marlins aren't closing in on Reyes.

6:37pm: The Marlins came to the meetings with the idea of bumping their offer to Reyes and setting a deadline, but now they've upped the offer so much that they may not need to give the shortstop a deadline, tweets Jon Heyman of SI. 

6:29pm: The Mets are now aware of the Marlins $100MM+ offer and are out of the bidding, Joel Sherman of the New York Post tweets.  Barring a change of heart, it would seem that Reyes is leaving New York.  The Mets were willing to go to a five-year deal for $75-85MM with an option for a sixth year to take the deal over $100MM, but felt that they were stretching for the five-year deal and won't extend to a sixth, Sherman tweets.

6:15pm: The Mets have not been alerted yet by the Reyes camp of the reported six-year, $111MM deal and if the numbers are accurate, it would mark a dramatic increase from what the Mets heard 48 hours ago, according to Joel Sherman of the New York Post (Twitter links).

The Mets and Brewers had planned to offer Reyes something in the range of $75-80MM, says Jon Heyman of SI (via Twitter).

5:53pm: The Marlins have offered Jose Reyes a six-year, $111MM deal, a source tells Enrique Rojas of ESPNDeportesLosAngeles.com (Spanish link).  The deal would pay $106MM for six years with a $22MM option for a seventh season with a $5MM buyout.

This marks a significant increase from Miami's offer a few weeks ago, which was reportedly in the neighborhood of $90MM over six years.  It was recently reported that Reyes might be down to just the Marlins and Mets, but the Brewers have also made plans to meet with the shortstop's agents this week.

Rojas' source also says that the Marlins are the favorite to land Albert Pujols if he does not return to St. Louis.

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289 Comments

  1. NB

    13 years ago

    Still seems low for him.

    Reply
    • Melvin McMurf

      13 years ago

      huh?  seems like 2 much 2 me

      Reply
      • User 4245925809

        13 years ago

        Money probably better redirected towards Pujols in the case of the marlins, then moving Sanchez as a major trade piece.

        They really do not have a major need for a SS and have a speedster in bonifacio. Granted, Reyes is a premier SS and far better with the glove over Ramirez (anyone is) but the pluses with taking that 110+, maybe doubling it up to Pujols and then offering Sanchez who is a major young power bat to say Oakland for one of their SP, along with maybe something else enticing would help the Fish an awful lot more and fix 2 problems at once.

        Reply
    • diesel2410

      13 years ago

      Yeah dude. You must be from Boston, the overpay capital of the world.

      Reply
      • flickadave

        13 years ago

        That’s funny. The way they are bidding against themselves I was thinking it might be Hank or Hal doing the negotiating.

        Reply
  2. Fizzzay

    13 years ago

    Wow.

    Reply
    • GREGM

      13 years ago

      As a continuous Marlins fan since 1993 (i even own teal unis), all I can say is thank you Loria for not twisting our luggage again and finally pulling in some big names.  Finally we can enjoy in the excitement of big name free agents in our town for seemingly a long period of time.  Looking forward to an exciting and hopefully successful 2012 and beyond.

      And to all the nay sayers…”na-na na-na naaaaa naaaaaaaaaa”  LOL.  See ya in April.

      Reply
      • Mario Saavedra

        13 years ago

        Carl Crawford 2.0. Let’s see how much time the happiness lasts (;

        Reply
  3. Shawnthemon

    13 years ago

    I wonder how Hanley is going to feel

    Reply
    • Kyle Haker

      13 years ago

      He can come to the Os if he is mad.  We can find a spot im sure

      Reply
      • BluMule

        13 years ago

        Or the Jays 😛

        Reply
        • RICHARD

          13 years ago

          If he can convert to Second Base

          Reply
          • BluMule

            13 years ago

            Why can’t Escobar?

            Reply
  4. renegadeisback

    13 years ago

    He should accept that and not look back. There is no way a team is beating that offer.

    Reply
  5. Kyle Haker

    13 years ago

    for some reason I read the Mariners at first. Phew…

    Reply
    • Guest 5886

      13 years ago

      Yeah, because god for bid they should get a player on that team that knows how to hit..

      Reply
  6. moulspoker

    13 years ago

    How is a small market team like the Mets expected to compete with that offer?

    Reply
    • Shawnthemon

      13 years ago

      They should have a sarcastic smile on this or something

      Reply
      • BluMule

        13 years ago

        Comment ended up on wrong one sorry lol

        Reply
    • Ron Greenawalt

      13 years ago

      the mets a small market team . really?

      Reply
      • not_brooks

        13 years ago

        Your sarcasm meter is broken.

        Reply
        • tarheels1

          13 years ago

          I doubt he ever had one…

          Reply
      • Tom

        13 years ago

        Well they’re at least mid market, I mean their payroll is gonna be under 90m probably.

        Reply
        • BrandonBochy

          13 years ago

          Market does not equal payroll, and he was being sarcastic

          Reply
        • LiveFastCyYoung

          13 years ago

          Market does not equal budget. Mets are in the largest market in baseball.

          Reply
  7. Guest 5894

    13 years ago

    I’ll be pretty shocked if he doesn’t accept that offer (if it’s accurate). I can’t see the Brewers topping it. And it doesn’t sound like the Mets can afford to match it.

    Reply
  8. omgitscorey

    13 years ago

    They’ll regret that.

    Reply
    • Ryan

      13 years ago

      Why would they regret that? 

      They are going to be paying him $18.5 mil/season.  With a win on the open market going for about $5 million, they would be paying him for a 3.7 WAR/season.  He has been above 5.8 WAR in 4 of the last 6 seasons.  He’s also averaged 4.5 WAR the past 2 seasons and is still in his prime. 

      I think he is probably the best value out of all the high priced FA out there and the Marlins are getting a discount because of his recent injuries.  The kicker is even including the injuries, he has still been better than Fielder and will cost 40-50 million less. 

      Reply
      • Joveoak

        13 years ago

        It’s Reyes’s history with the Disabled List.  I’m hoping that’s what he’s meaning with that.

        Reply
      • Paul Shailor

        13 years ago

        Well hes a selfish pos who only cares about himself, oh and the whole injuries to his LEGS! Within 2 years this deal is like soriano.

        Reply
        • Ryan

          13 years ago

          I probably shouldn’t even waste my time since you have a personal problem with Reyes and will never change your mind about him, but I highly doubt Soriano is a good comparison.  While they both signed for similar average salary, Soriano’s contract was for 8 years, instead of 6.  He also was 3 years older and a worse player who had already been moved to non premium position in LF. 

          Reply
  9. Tom Leslie

    13 years ago

    Ozzie is going to want to know why they’ll offer $20 million a year to get Reyes but only a minor league pitcher to get him. 

    Reply
    • John 87

      13 years ago

      No he’s not.

      Reply
  10. $4555515

    13 years ago

    about 18 mill a year on average…dont get me wrong the guys is a top 5 talent but seems like alot for a guy who cant stay healthy for the majority of the season

    Reply
    • bravesdude

      13 years ago

      295 games over the last three seasons out of the 486 played . Way too ,uch money for someone who has missed time over each of the last three seasons .

      Reply
  11. Guest 5893

    13 years ago

    Wonder if they’ll up their offers to Pujols and/or Buehrle now?

    I have no idea what kind of budget they’re working with. But they clearly mean business this offseason.

    Reply
  12. jljr222

    13 years ago

    LOL, go on and have him.

    Reply
    • renegadeisback

      13 years ago

      I’d rather have Jeter!

      Reply
      • jljr222

        13 years ago

        Better than Jeter in his prime?  No.  Has the year on year consistency that Jeter has portrayed throughout his career?  No.  Better than Jeter now at age 37?  I would hope so with Reyes being 28 years old.  Your immediate anti-Yankee statement holds no weight here.  That doesn’t change the fact the offer for Reyes is ridiculously funny.

        I like how you also changed your statement to “I’d rather have Jeter!” from “Better than Jeter!”

        Reply
        • renegadeisback

          13 years ago

          Compared to 3/50 to Jeter, it’s a bargain.

          Reply
          • jljr222

            13 years ago

            AAV of 18.5 to an AAV of 16.6? Even if Jeter is older and declining, he is still a solid player.

            Reply
            • Shawnthemon

              13 years ago

              Solid Player getting paid Superstar money, but Jeters contract isn’t bad, he creates revenue for the team despite his playing ability

              Reply
        • cacavolante

          13 years ago

          and a yankee fan mocking another team for overpaying a player is also ridiculously funny…

          Reply
          • jljr222

            13 years ago

            I found it funny for Mets fans with hopes he might return and now, more than likely, have no chance.  The rest of the discussion is revolving renegadeisback’s initial comment of “Better than Jeter!”.  But you’re right, the Yankees overpay more than most. 

            Reply
        • John 87

          13 years ago

          Your face is ridiculously funny

          Reply
      • John08Patriot

        13 years ago

        Crazy, unless you’re in business as an assisted living provider.

        Reply
  13. JacksTigers

    13 years ago

    Why are they bidding against themselves? The Mets offer wasn’t that good.

    Reply
    • slider32

      13 years ago

      The Marlins saw that Reyes agent was going to talk to the Brewers, so they up there offer. I don’t think the Brewers will top this offer. Reyes signs with the Marlins tomarrow.

      Reply
      • JacksTigers

        13 years ago

        He’ll wait until Thursday I’m sure. But I’m not buying this offer. It just doesn’t make sense. 

        Reply
        • bravesdude

          13 years ago

          If it is true , I think it’s just the Marlins wanting to add a big name from this offseason to cover their tails because of building that new stadium knowing that their attendance was ridiculously low last year . Because of his injuries the last three years , I don’t think tha he deserves what they are offering him . If he was injured last year or just the year before and played most if not all this last year and performed like he did , then maybe .

          Reply
          • JacksTigers

            13 years ago

            And they are assuming that they will have a higher attendance. While I’m sure Reyes and a new stadium will help, maybe Miami just isn’t a baseball town. It’ll be interesting to see how this plays out.

            Reply
            • bravesdude

              13 years ago

              Yep . And thats a big assumption on their part . Their FO may want to hold on to some of that extra money they have to compensate for the lack of attendance that they are assuming will show up for the ENTIRE season .

              Reply
    • John Michael Bryant

      13 years ago

      Because you know what other factors are at play besides what you read on websites, right?

      Reply
      • JacksTigers

        13 years ago

        I go on what I know. You are now assuming that there is something else. Pleas shine your wisdom on me of what else you have heard. Knowledge > Assumptions

        Reply
    • Guest 5891

      13 years ago

      If this offer is legit… which I have my doubts.. I’d say it’s that the Marlins HAVE to outbid the Mets, as Reyes would prefer to stay there.. and the Mets would have probably upped there offer to 6 years @ 16.25 million (or something along those lines) if it meant getting Reyes. And… you never know what the Brewers were up to. But as I said… I have my doubts about this offer… They might just be ensuring they make a splash though…

      Reply
      • elscorchot

        13 years ago

        doubts or not, it is done.  official!

        Reply
  14. DannyLeibs

    13 years ago

    Sadness.  No way the Mets match this offer

    Reply
    • ChiefW4

      13 years ago

      it’s both Sadness and happiness.  This is a Jayson Werth type deal, and the deal hasn’t been inked yet, though I believe it will be.  If it’s truly at
      106M for 6 years, the Marlins will be paying a much slowed Jose Reyes with bad Hamstrings $18 million/year when he’s 32, 33, and 34. It’s a STUPID signing and Reyes isn’t worth it.  I’m glad the Mets didn’t pay it.  Reyes has already had his career years, will never hit anywhere near .337 again, STILL can’t take a walk, is excellent defensively, but not a GG player, and I’d much rather see the Mets keep that money to pay Duda, Davis, Wheeler, Harvey, Famlia, Mejia, possibly Neiuwenhuis, and Lutz,  and other impressive rookies as they come up.That being said, I DO think this will hurt the Mets FAR FAR more than Alderson imagined.  It’s a public relations nightmare for the Mets because i’m sure i’m not the ONLY one who now expects the Mets to be a 60-100 team  for the next several years, without even the chance of competing.
      If anything, this shows me Alderson is out of his depth in New York.  I sure as hell won’t be paying the $135/year to be able to watch all the Mets games over the internet again this year, or in any year in the near future. Maybe Wilpon is trying to bankrupt the Mets as he’s now lost the single player which drew fans.  IMO, Alderson’s grade goes from a B- to a D+ as the gen. mngr.  The Wilpons, if they COULD go lower than a grade F as owners, certainly would have done so. The Wilpons get a grade H for Hopeless, as opposed to just as F for Failure.

      Reply
  15. yt

    13 years ago

    if true, looks like the marlins have a new starting ss and leadoff hitter.

    Reply
    • omgitscorey

      13 years ago

      Hanley isn’t moving from SS. He’s already said he wouldn’t.

      Reply
      • Matthew T

        13 years ago

        I’m pretty sure he amended that statement and said he would play wherever they needed him, maybe someone can provide a source on the latest.

        Reply
      • yt

        13 years ago

        that’s even dumber than jeter’s refusal to move over for arod.

        Reply
        • MB923

          13 years ago

          That was Steinbrenner and Cashman’s call, not Jeter’s. Jeter might be an OFer in 2 years

          Reply
          • KyleB

            13 years ago

            I would love to see that

            Reply
            • MB923

              13 years ago

              Well I did say might be. If I had to bet on it I’d say no.

              Reply
          • windycitywarrior

            13 years ago

            Would it be impossible for Jeter to move to third so A Rod can DH? Im not a Yankee fan and dont know Jeters limitations. Does he need more arm strength? Not sure just wondering. I would think that they would want to protect their investment with A Rod and not have him play the field and risk injuries. I think they paid him that money for the bats and HRS than his average glove work.

            Reply
      • Guest 5892

        13 years ago

        It’s not Hanley’s call. There’s nothing in his contract that guarantees him the SS position. He’ll either do what management believes is best for the team, or wind up on the restricted list.

        Reply
        • yt

          13 years ago

          or traded to the blue jays. heyooooooooo

          Reply
          • Guest 5889

            13 years ago

            Yeah. Or traded. Although I’m not sure who’d want him at this point, unless the Marlins ate a big chunk of his remaining salary.

            Reply
            • yt

              13 years ago

              the land of misfit prospects…aka the blue jays

              Reply
              • Guest 5888

                13 years ago

                Don’t forget about the A’s. They need offense, are willing to trade any pitcher, and Miami is known to covet Gio.

                Reply
            • ludafish

              13 years ago

              …huh? who would want Hanley? are you kidding? 

              Reply
              • Guest 5887

                13 years ago

                Way to take things out of context.

                Reply
                • ludafish

                  13 years ago

                  i was just making fun of someone in my head earlier for not getting sarcasm. karma. also people have been badmouthing him a lot and thought that was going on…

                  Reply
                  • Guest 5885

                    13 years ago

                    Nope. Not badmouthing him. Just pointing out that no team is gonna take on most of his remaining salary, plus give up something really good in return.

                    Reply
              • FrankTheFunkasaurusRex

                13 years ago

                plenty of teams?

                Reply
            • bravesdude

              13 years ago

              The Braves may want to make a play for him . He and Freddi would have to learn to play nice though .

              Reply
  16. SethHood422

    13 years ago

    At least the Marlins are showing they mean business……though Im afraid they’re going after the wrong person.

    Reply
    • Kyle Haker

      13 years ago

      probably makes more sense than a 1B.  They have a young above average first basemen in Gaby, but no one of consequence at third, which is essentially what they are replacing.

      Reply
  17. cards2WS

    13 years ago

    Jose, welcome to Miami.

    Reply
  18. wickedkevin

    13 years ago

    Time for a DECISION.

    Reply
  19. LUWahooNatFan

    13 years ago

    “I’m sorry Marlins, but we just simply can no longer take you seriously”

    -The Rest of Baseball

    Reply
    • Rabbitov

      13 years ago

      By your logic no one takes the Nats (Werth), Red Sox (Lackey, Matsuzaka), Rangers (ARod), Angels (Matthews), Dodgers (Dreifort), Giants (Zito), Rockies (Hampton), Orioles (Segui, Belle, Atkins, ok ok forget the Os) seriously anymore.    

      Difference is even if they overpay they still may get the production they want, only time will tell. 

      Reply
  20. slider32

    13 years ago

    This officially knocks the Mets out of the running, as if they were ever in it. Reyes is not going to get a better deal than this one, I would expect him to take it soon. If the Marlins land Reyes they will try to land a big starter.

    Reply
    • $4555515

      13 years ago

      it most likely knocks all of baseball outta the running…no one except the marlins would pay that much for a guy who cant avoid the DL for a extended period any given season

      Reply
      • KyleB

        13 years ago

        “I completely disagree” – Mike Rizzo

        Reply
    • AlanDuda

      13 years ago

      ugh i’m so sick of that injury talk. his injury time is so
      overblown…6 out of his 7 seasons as the mets starter he played over
      130 games. he plays shortstop. and he plays it with 110% effort.

      Reply
      • bravesdude

        13 years ago

        Yeah …. but the last three season he has only played 295 out of 486 .

        Reply
        • Ryan

          13 years ago

          The last two seasons he has played in 259 games.  That is more than Pedroia, Ellsbury, Kinsler, Hamilton, Zimmerman, Arod and Rollins.  It’s only 6 less games than Tulo has played.  He also has a higher fWAR in those 259 games than Fielder does in the 323 games he has played over that span.  The Marlins should be counting their lucky stars that he has only played in 259 games.  If he had played in 320+ games he would be costing them $160-180 million.  

          Reply
      • misterjoshua77

        13 years ago

        There is no such thing as 110%…you can only give 100%

        Reply
      • BlondnEvil

        13 years ago

        you cannot give more than 100% please refrain from hyperbole, it’s stupid

        Reply
  21. Lefty

    13 years ago

    ESPNDeportesLosAngeles??? Why would Los Angeles report this? How would they know LA is a good distance from Dallas and even further from Miami!

    Seriously, though are the Marlins bidding against themselves? Who else is in? 

    Reply
  22. Jorge Droz

    13 years ago

    Jose Reyes has to accept this deal, I doubt any other team gives him this kind of $! In 3 words WELCOME TO MIAMI

    Reply
    • KyleB

      13 years ago

      I see another party coming soon with Pitbull singing and Josh Johnson looking awkward trying to model a uniform…

      Reply
      • Serdar Sirin

        13 years ago

        Please…….no more Pitbull…..please….

        Reply
        • rsanchez1

          13 years ago

          Beinfest to Reyes: I know you want me, you know I want you.

          Reply
      • eyedessert

        13 years ago

        Forget Pitbull… they need to get Yngwie Malmsteen to perform.

        Reply
  23. MrBaseball29

    13 years ago

    Wow

    Reply
  24. Paul Ellis

    13 years ago

    They would never pick up that 7th year.

    Reply
    • JacksTigers

      13 years ago

      I’m not so sure. Talk to me in six years.

      Reply
  25. Anthony Polito

    13 years ago

    in mlb the show jose reyes always gets signed over 130 million

    Reply
    • YaGottaBelieve11

      13 years ago

      Not true, I resigned him for 5/90

      Reply
      • dylanp5030

        13 years ago

        ^ GM of the year.

        Reply
        • fxx3605

          13 years ago

          in mlb 2k11 he signs for 5years at 38 mill sigh such a broken game

          Reply
          • Dodgersarelife

            13 years ago

            I resigned him for 9/50k a year. For some reason he took it! 

            Reply
          • BluMule

            13 years ago

            AS is “The Show”. I got Ubaldo (3mil/year), Josh Johnson (2.3), Votto(5), Kemp(8) and others for CHEAP.

            Ubaldo and JJ wanted 18 mil. Votto wanted 16 and Kemp wated 18. no one else bidded on them….

            Reply
    • Paul Shailor

      13 years ago

      I just sign players to 1 year deals for a ton of money, they always accept.

      Reply
  26. jmcbosox

    13 years ago

    wow.  just wow.

    Reply
  27. fitz

    13 years ago

    At least the Marlins will be exciting to watch next season. Provided Hanley/Reyes can both stay healthy at the same time..

    Reply
    • $4555515

      13 years ago

      im pretty sure most miami fans could care less about going to see the marlins play if the past 3+ seasons attendance tally was any indication

      Reply
      • fitz

        13 years ago

        That’s true. I was speaking more from the perspective of actual baseball fans which there are few of in Florida. Florida is a horrendous sports state overall as far as fans and attendance is concerned.

        Reply
        • rsanchez1

          13 years ago

          I wonder if Theo Epstein and Terry Francona share the same opinion about Boston (with regards to fans, but then the probably sometimes wished Boston would’ve had Miami attendance).

          Reply
      • ludafish

        13 years ago

        The attendance thing is getting old. The marlins TV ratings are up there with the best and that stadium is the most ugly uncomfortable place to watch a game. with the new stadium attendance will not be an issue anymore.

        Reply
      • bayareabeast

        13 years ago

        brand new stadium..they’ll fill the seats

        Reply
        • rsanchez1

          13 years ago

          Plus, retractable roof means guaranteed game.

          Reply
      • slider32

        13 years ago

        The Marlins should do better with their new retractable dome.

        Reply
      • bravesdude

        13 years ago

        I’m sure they will do better than last season . Of course , it shouldn’t take much to do that . The first few weeks they will do pretty well with the new stadium and a couple of new players . But once that curiousity wears off and the team falls back into 3rd or 4th place , the attendance should fall back off .

        Reply
        • Victor

          13 years ago

          Regardless. If the Marlins pull in the exact amount of fans that they did last season, their profits will be much greater based on the fact that all the money goes into their pockets rather than paying Wayne Huizenga to lease the space at Dolphin stadium. 

          Reply
          • bravesdude

            13 years ago

            Oh well then they will be fine . But with a new stadium comes a lot more money to have to pay out . And their attendance will determine thier profit if they have any at all . Attendance pays for parking , concessions , merchandise , etc. .

            To put in perspective , the top 15 teams were all over 30,000 a game . Florida averaged 19,000 a game last year . And their average percentage of total capacity filled a game was 48.8 . That means they couldn’t fill at least half the stadium all year for most of all their games . I’m sure they will do somewhat better this next year . Especially at the beginning of the year with the new stadium and a few new players . But even back in 2003 when they won their last WS , their attendance was still second to last .

            Reply
    • rsanchez1

      13 years ago

      The problem with Hanley isn’t staying healthy. It’s getting his head out of the game. 

      Reply
      • Victor

        13 years ago

        Ha. My thoughts exactly. Can’t wait to see Ozzie jump on his Azz if he keeps half azzing it during the season. 

        Reply
        • bravesdude

          13 years ago

          You mean like Freddi Gonzalez did . That worked out well .

          Reply
          • Victor

            13 years ago

            Seriously? You’re comparing Freddie to Ozzie? 

            Reply
            • bravesdude

              13 years ago

              No….comparing how well Hanley responds to being criticized over his lack of hustle .

              Reply
  28. scooterb

    13 years ago

    now trade Hanley Ramirez, a few teams hurting at shortstop…

    Reply
  29. Alex

    13 years ago

    It’s real. It’s damn real.

    Reply
  30. Abraham Zapruder

    13 years ago

    He gone.

    Reply
    • mwagner26

      13 years ago

      I lold ..

      Reply
  31. Robert Montenegro

    13 years ago

    this won’t end well

    Reply
    • bravesdude

      13 years ago

      It will end very well……for Reyes .

      Reply
  32. AmISerious

    13 years ago

    The NL East this upcoming season is going to be a tough battle…well besides the Mets.

    Reply
    • guydavis

      13 years ago

      I fear you might be right

      Reply
  33. alex collins

    13 years ago

    Hanley for Jurjjens and Prado,  similar to Uggla for Dunn and infante .. 🙂

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      Keep dreaming.

      Reply
  34. BLEACHER_CREATURD

    13 years ago

    Hopefully he can stay healthy…

    Reply
  35. Jessie Kreitman

    13 years ago

    Reyes should take it…mets can’t bite back with a better offer even if they had the funs considering their legal troubles at this moment. Plus your looking at being a hero of a new team, if this is any time for him to produce and get a big giant pay day its now, he is more incentivized than ever. However, he takes this offer the price on Pujlos drives way up (still think he will sign with St. Louis though)

    Reply
  36. JacksTigers

    13 years ago

    This is the part where the $111MM changes to a $100MM or less. These reports of big offers rarely seem to be accurate on the original statement. 

    Reply
  37. Joe N

    13 years ago

    7 years 135 was my prediction. Reyes has provided very good production despite being injury prone and inconsistent. The money seems good, but I wonder is Hanley moving to CF or a corner?Because you’re really not replacing a SS here, you’re replacing an outfielder.

    Reply
    • guydavis

      13 years ago

      Think the idea was that he would be moved to 3B. Pretty exciting left side of the infield.

      Reply
      • bravesdude

        13 years ago

        IDK . According to Hanley here a while back , he said HE was the Marlins SS .

        Reply
  38. $4555515

    13 years ago

    this report is looking more and more false as time passes…wouldnt surprise me given its source is posted on a spanish website in los angelos

    Reply
  39. cbcbcb

    13 years ago

    Rojas doesn’t seem to always have the best information

    Reply
    • slider32

      13 years ago

      I thought this was legit until they said that a Rojas source said that Pujols would sign with the Marlins if he doesn’t sign with the Cards.

      Reply
  40. cookmeister

    13 years ago

    if this is true, he should jump on that deal.

    Reply
  41. Rabbitov

    13 years ago

    Gotta spend money to make money. 

    Reply
  42. TDKnies

    13 years ago

    That’s more like it.

    Reply
  43. Ryan The Braves Fan For Life

    13 years ago

    Please shock the world and say yes to the braves! Please say yes Jose!!!!

    Reply
    • austinhb

      13 years ago

      God I hope not, while he is a great player and would make the lineup electric, I don’t think I would be able to stand seeing his stupid selfish smile for 162 games

      Reply
      • Cam Hodgson-Dwyer

        13 years ago

        You wouldn’t have to worry about his stupid selfish smile for 162 games, he won’t be healthy enough to play that many.

        Reply
      • guydavis

        13 years ago

        That’s a pretty horrible thing to say.

        Reply
    • bravesdude

      13 years ago

      No thanks . Wren won’t make a horrible mistake like that ….. again (reference to DLowe) . Especially for what he is asking for .

      Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      The Braves? They didn’t even make an offer. Is he supposed to play for free?

      Reply
      • Tomahawk237

        13 years ago

        Yep

        Reply
    • BaseballLogic_Braves

      13 years ago

      How about…… NO! Maybe if he sucked more the Braves would make a bid.

      Reply
  44. ludafish

    13 years ago

    As much as i would love Reyes to be a part of our lineup, and everyone would, not at that price. Spend big on Pujols/Fielder or pitching. Now if he signs this extending Hanley or JJ will cost MUCH more cause they will want that kind of money. What about extending stanton?

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

       Why extend Stanton now? He’s making pennies. They need to exploit Stanton now that he’s young and extend him when his arbitration costs start to increase.

      Reply
  45. James Hallow

    13 years ago

    You know the Marlins are over paying him when the Yankee Fans complain about a player getting overpaid.

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      As a Marlins fan, I never imagined seeing the words “Marlins” and “overpaying” in the same sentence.

      I’m happy that Reyes may be coming here but would have preferred the Power of Fielder. I can’t imagine Reyes at 34 and 35 YO justifying his contract. Nevertheless, I like the direction of the team so far.

      Reply
      • RidiculousPage

        13 years ago

        From what I’ve read from sites like FanGraphs is that the price you pay for a player isn’t limited to his annual salary. In order to wrap someone up like Reyes, you’d need to offer more money for the later years of the contract or add on years to the end of the contract. In essence, not only would the Fish be paying Reyes say $20m, this year, Reyes would also be receiving a lucrative amount of money later on. Guaranteeing huge sums of money for a player in the end years of his contract is just part of the game. It’s a concession teams have to make. I’m sure no one expects Albert to be worth upwards of $25 when he’s 40.

        Reply
      • Louie Schuth

        13 years ago

        You should have seen this sentence coming: “Once again, the Yankees/Red Sox end up overpaying for a former Marlins player.”

        Reply
    • Redsoxn8tion

      13 years ago

      Why are the Marlins bidding against themselves? Save some $$ for Fielder

      Reply
      • Redsoxn8tion

        13 years ago

        and Buehrle.

        Reply
    • MB923

      13 years ago

      And Red Sox fans

      Reply
  46. Victor

    13 years ago

    Stop with the Hanley trades. He isn’t going anywhere. The Marlins are in the process of building a team, not dismantling one. Hanley is signed for a team friendly contract and he is the guy they are building around. Yes, he was hurt last season, but so were many other players. Injured players heal. YOu just don’t trade them bc they hit the DL.

    I expect the Fish upped their offer bc they want to go into the Winter Meetings knowing what they want to target. If Reyes accepts the deal tomorrow, the Fish enter the Winter Meetings w/ the focus of starting pitching. They can make deals fast and early before anyone else strikes.

     

    Reply
    • Guest 5884

      13 years ago

      How would trading Hanley equal dismantling? Not that I see this happening, but what if they were to trade him for Gio Gonzalez, a couple top prospects, and have the A’s take on nearly all of Hanley’s salary?

      A deal like that would not only bolster their rotation with a really talented hometown player, but it COULD also free up enough payroll space for them to put in a really high bid on Pujols or Fielder, plus make sure they get one of the free agent pitchers that they want.

      This is all hypothetical, of course. But never say never.

      Reply
      • Victor

        13 years ago

        Hanley was signed to a 5 year contract for a reason. Unlike in the past, the Marlins have strategically extended certain players for the purpose of keeping these players when their new stadium opens. Josh Johnson also fits the bill.

        Hanley is very popular around baseball bc very few SS’s can outproduce him. That is why you and hundreds of other computer GM’s come up w/ these trade scenarios that will benefit their teams.

        The Marlins need to make a strong statement this year. W/ the hundreds of millions of dollars that they stole from Dade County residents, the current investigation by the SEC into their aquisition of those funds, and the pressure to let their fans believe that they will invest in their team rather than more fire sales. Sending Hanley packing will not instill a great deal of faith in their rebuilding efforts.

        No, as good as he is, Gio Gonzalez plus prospects does not equal Hanley Ramirez. Whatever spin you would like to put in it, there would be a huge backlash.

        As for signing Albert Pujols, trading Hanley does not guarantee a Pujols signing. Odds are he stays in St. Louis.

        Reply
        • Guest 5883

          13 years ago

          I love how you completely ignored the parts where I wrote “Not that I see this happening,” “COULD,” and “This is all hypothetical.”

          For the record, I would be *mad* if the A’s gave up Gio Gonzalez and two top prospects for an expensive player that would most likely be gone by the time the A’s could ever get their new stadium built.

          I’m not some “computer GM” trying to come up with a trade scenario that will benefit my team. I clearly said this is all hypothetical. And the only reason I used Gio as an example is because I know that the Marlins would love to have him.

          My only point here — quite clearly — is just never say never. Hanley isn’t a sure 2012 Marlin.

          Reply
          • Victor

            13 years ago

            Touche

            Reply
  47. User 4245925809

    13 years ago

    Richie Sexson says hello.

    Reply
  48. rsanchez1

    13 years ago

    Wow, personally looks to me like the Marlins are overpaying for Reyes. They must really like what he could bring to the team, or really want to teach Hanley an expensive lesson. Only reason Reyes won’t accept this deal is if he really wants to play somewhere else.

    Reply
  49. MetsEventually

    13 years ago

    HE’S OUTTA HERE! 

    Reply
  50. bravesdude

    13 years ago

    If history repeats itself according to the last 3 years , he probably will get injured and miss some , if not most of the season for around $18 mill a year .

    Reply
  51. Jeffery Matt

    13 years ago

    taking his talents to south beach 🙂

    Him and Hanley on the left side of the infield will be fun to see

    Reply
    • Cavman_Boland

      13 years ago

      Don’t you mean ‘Souf’ Beach cause that’s what LeBron calls it.

      Reply
  52. bravesdude

    13 years ago

    I agree . Seems likely to see another post on this with a correction on the price .

    Reply
  53. slider32

    13 years ago

    It looks like the Marlins are for real!

    Reply
  54. Lefty

    13 years ago

    7:57 :The Marlins and Reyes are close on a six-year deal, believed to be for $110MM,

    7:49pm: The reported terms of $111MM over six years are definitely not correct

    Hmmm what’s a million dollars among friends?? I mean we are talking about the Hamstring here!

    Crawford is still getting more and he stinks! What gives?

    Best line of the night other than Jon Heyman stating Stewart is definitely going somewhere. Is someone stating 6 @ 111 is definitely not correct, but 6 @ 110 is ??

    Reply
    • bravesdude

      13 years ago

      That amount still seems like a little much . They could have stayed around 6@$100 mill and still would have had a great shot to land him and save $10 mill .

      Reply
  55. fitz

    13 years ago

    Watching a team built around Reyes, Hanley, Josh Johnson and Mike Stanton as well as guys like Gabby, Emilio and LoMo is going to be awesome. Can’t wait for baseball already! Glad they are playing at Fenway this year.

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      You can now add Heath Bell to the list.

      Reply
  56. Dylan Zane

    13 years ago

    Please go to the brewers.

    Reply
  57. Guest 5882

    13 years ago

    1. spending lots of $$$ on players
    2. no fans
    3. ???
    4. profit

    Reply
    • BaseballLogic_Braves

      13 years ago

      They could generate more of a fan base with their new park, you never know.

      Reply
    • NYBravosFan10

      13 years ago

      does “get underpants” fit in there anywhere?

      Reply
  58. NYBravosFan10

    13 years ago

    wow, gotta take them seriously now I guess.

    Reply
    • BaseballLogic_Braves

      13 years ago

      Nah, he’ll be injured most of the time anyway.

      Reply
  59. BlondnEvil

    13 years ago

    Whats going to happen in three years when the Marlins realize they can’t afford all these players…we’ve seen this all before

    Reply
    • padresfuture

      13 years ago

      Sure, but if they win another championship… who cares?

      Reply
  60. philliesfan136

    13 years ago

    Man, the NL East will be really interesting this season..

    Reply
    • NYBravosFan10

      13 years ago

      Iit’s still going to be us at the top though I believe. The Marlins have certainly improved and the Nationals appear to be headed down that same road but our teams are more established. I’ll predict…
      1.Phillies/Braves
      2.Phillies/Braves
      3.Marlins/Nationals
      4.Marlins Nationals
      8.Mets

      Reply
  61. Kareem Arnold

    13 years ago

    haha this is hilarious ..GRAVE mistake..

    Reply
  62. Phillies_Aces35

    13 years ago

    I’m curious to see how this effect’s J-roll’s market. J-roll on a 4 year deal might be an attractive alternative to Reyes on a 6-7 year deal to a lot of his other suitors.

    Also: The Mets are going to get a 3rd round pick for Reyes? Early holiday present from the baseball gods! 🙂

    Reply
    • diehardmets

      13 years ago

      They only get a third? I thought they get a second.

      Reply
      • Phillies_Aces35

        13 years ago

        I thought I saw Bell was ranked higher? Makes no sense I’ll agree with Mets fans on that.

        Reply
        • diehardmets

          13 years ago

          That has just ruined any faith I had in this system. There is no way in hell a RP should warrant a higher pick than a Top-3 SS who is 6 years younger. That is absolute Bullshi*. 

          Reply
          • Phillies_Aces35

            13 years ago

            Completely agree. Glad they’re doing away with the system as it stands now.

            Reply
      • Joveoak

        13 years ago

        Heath Bell’s rating > Jose Reyes’s rating.  Because of that, Mets get the Marlins’ third pick (since their first pick is protected and the second one is going to the Padres).

        Reply
      • dylanp5030

        13 years ago

        U get a supplemental round pick as well, which is better than a second round.

        Reply
        • Joveoak

          13 years ago

          Oh yea, I forgot about that.  My apologies.

          Reply
    • Joveoak

      13 years ago

      He’ll say (to whichever team he goes):  The Marlins pay 111 mil for Reyes, a shortstop.  I’m a shortstop:  How much MORE are you going to pay for my services?

      Seven years at 120 mil tops, given his age, PA35.

      Reply
  63. jljr222

    13 years ago

    Big move going into the Winter Meetings.  This means that things will fall into place real quick tomorrow.  Can’t wait to see what happens.

    Reply
  64. User 4245925809

    13 years ago

    Go Fish! Tommy Hutton is going to be ecstatic.. Might have to listen to his broadcasts much more this season over old favorite Cookie Rojas. Rojas was a favorite as a player, but Hutton gets into the game so much and is a great Fish cheerleader.

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      I love Tommy. He is such an enthusiastic fan. My favorite. 

      Reply
    • Phillies_Aces35

      13 years ago

      One of my favorite Broadcasters.

      Reply
      • User 4245925809

        13 years ago

        I like him a lot also, did as a player also on some powerful Phillie teams think you like.. He didn’t get a lot of playing times except for PH and late inning defense however..

        Reply
  65. danman1202

    13 years ago

    Terrible day for the Mets and their fans, sorry to them.  Losing a home grown player with that kind of talent is really tough.

    Looks like ownership (Wilpons) have really put tight reins on Alderson, 6/106 is a little much I think due to some injury history but it would have been worth it to match, the Mets would have made that money back and then some.

    Doesn’t look like there will be a no trade clause, interesting.  If Miami can’t hold onto him due to budgetary issues if they don’t draw enough people to the games (as I predict) he may be a 2013 or 2014 trade target for many teams…(Yankees?)

    Reply
    • Joveoak

      13 years ago

      “Terrible day for the Mets and their fans, sorry to them.  Losing a home grown player with that kind of talent is really tough.”

      Yea, it’s tough but I, as a fan, will survive.  It will be painful (here’s to hoping the Mets don’t end up dead last) but I’ll survive.  Other fans, well, I don’t know about that.  Some are already asking for the heads of the Wilpons.

      “Looks
      like ownership (Wilpons) have really put tight reins on Alderson, 6/106
      is a little much I think due to some injury history but it would have
      been worth it to match, the Mets would have made that money back and
      then some.”

      Problem with that is that has been the Mets’ MO since their renaissance (circa 2005) until Alderson took over (which was last year).  I like Alderson’s approach:  so the Mets lost the Reyes sweepstakes.  The Mets have Ruben Tejada for a shortstop and he’s good defensively.  I’m wondering though on how second base will be filled with Justin Turner or with a Rule 5 pick.

      “Doesn’t look like there will be a no trade clause,
      interesting.  If Miami can’t hold onto him due to budgetary issues if
      they don’t draw enough people to the games (as I predict) he may be a
      2013 or 2014 trade target for many teams…(Yankees?)”

      That would be another topic for another day.

      Reply
  66. Kingmojo101

    13 years ago

    this is to funny, marlins are going to have locker room conflict big time,reyes vs hanley, hanley vs guillen, morrison vs everyone,etc…

    Reply
    • GREGM

      13 years ago

       Drama sells.  Just as TNT…

      Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      Dude, it’s gonna be great. UFC in the locker room. 

      Reply
  67. Cavman_Boland

    13 years ago

    The Big 3 to Miami: Reyes, Pujols and Prince…just watch!

    Reply
    • dylanp5030

      13 years ago

      …and Fielder going to catch? Or is Albert play 3rd with Hanley at 2nd?

      Reply
      • Cavman_Boland

        13 years ago

        I was kind of just kidding but if it did actually happen I think Pujols would play 3rd. Man imagine that though.

        Reply
      • Victor

        13 years ago

        Fielder will DH with Pujols at 1st. LOL

        Reply
    • Butch Crassidy 2

      13 years ago

      Not this crap again.

      Reply
      • Cavman_Boland

        13 years ago

        Yeah except this time instead of LeBron on ESPN it will be Fielder doing a Man vs. Food special where he dummies 20 foot longs and announces he’s taking his gut to Miami!

        Reply
    • Joveoak

      13 years ago

      Miami’s on the American League?  When did this happen that no one has been told about?

      Reply
  68. dylanp5030

    13 years ago

    #dreamteam

    Reply
  69. Joseph Cecala

    13 years ago

    I am surprised he got this much considering hes always on the DL.

    Reply
    • Phillies_Aces35

      13 years ago

      Imagine what he’d get if he wasn’t.

      Reply
  70. GOTIGERS24

    13 years ago

    NOOOOOO i guess the tigers will just have to get A-RAM and cespedes

    Reply
  71. Phillies_Aces35

    13 years ago

    He’s taking his talents to South Beach.

    Reply
  72. Lefty

    13 years ago

    I am stunned! Not one other team got involved in the bidding.
    I guess 29 other teams or at least teams needing a shortstop felt that the hamstring was a “Big Deal”. I thought for sure the Phillies  would’ve made a bid.

    Reply
  73. Serdar Sirin

    13 years ago

    Not bad for a publicity stunt, right guys?

    Reply
  74. Louie Schuth

    13 years ago

    As a HanRam fantasy owner “NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO”

    Reply
    • Victor

      13 years ago

      You should be happy. At least for this season he’ll have SS/3B eligibility. Great deal there. 

      Reply
      • Louie Schuth

        13 years ago

        And then the year after he won’t. That hurts for a dynasty team.

        Reply
  75. mainesox

    13 years ago

    I feel like I went to sleep and woke up in crazy town, and next I’m going to find out that there are 8 days in a week and that Wednesday comes after Friday.

    Reply
  76. MB923

    13 years ago

    Jose to South Beach

    Reply
  77. elscorchot

    13 years ago

    HELL YES!!!!!!!

    Reply
  78. Bob George

    13 years ago

    Great player with history of leg injuries, this is a horrible contract for that reason.

    Also, once the Marlins realize nobody is going to show up at that hideous new stadium, for all the same reasons nobody has ever supported MLB in Florida, then Reyes will be on the trade block.

    Reply
    • Andrew T

      13 years ago

      that stadium is gorgeous compared to sunlife…and it is well above the average for current stadiums.

      I for one am hoping that the artist rendering of the HR sculpture is just done by a horrible artist, and the actual sculpture was done by a great one

      Reply
      • Serdar Sirin

        13 years ago

        The dump I just took looks better compared to Sun Life

        Reply
        • Andrew T

          13 years ago

          I don’t doubt that….and there was probably less humidity 

          Reply
  79. elscorchot

    13 years ago

    with the marlins looking for more pitching, i think the braves will be in third.  their pen is good, great closer, great lineup, all that is missing is some arms.  

    Reply
  80. elscorchot

    13 years ago

    it is the cardinals

    Reply
  81. Alan Pressman

    13 years ago

    I feel devastated !!!!    🙁

    Reply
  82. ChiefW4

    13 years ago

    Assuming this goes through, Jose Reyes will transition from my favorite player in baseball to my most hated, and I will be holding “Traitor Reyes” signs and take the guy to task.  I now hope he gets injured (something I’ve never wished on anyone before in my life, unless they were shooting at me trying to kill me while I was in battle in the Army).  Alderson has also lost me as someone who will watch the Mets over the next few years as the Mets will now be lucky to be competitive by 2015, and we’ve already gone through 3 years of being the jokes of the league.  Screw Reyes, and screw Alderson, and the Marlins will now see why the Mets wouldn’t pay him that much (and I bet in 15-20 years, Reyes will look back on this and regret it).    Reyes doesn’t play hurt, AT ALL! He did last year because it was his contract year, but much like the Red Sox got screwed with Carl Crawford, the Marlins made a SERIOUS mistake!

    Reply
    • Serdar Sirin

      13 years ago

      …….umad?

      Reply
    • Cam Hodgson-Dwyer

      13 years ago

      As they always say, write what you feel on paper, then sleep on it. You sound like a very, very bitter person right now.

      Reply
  83. CommissionerBart

    13 years ago

    He’s an exceptionally talented and exciting player…..and will be an igniter for the Marlins. But given his health history, I see him likely missing a lot of time over six years, making the contract quesionable. Yes, questionable because of the legnth and $ amount committed to but also questionable because the Marlins need him in order to prosper as the team hopes, and if he’s frequently injured they’ve put their eggs in the wrong basket.

    Reply
  84. Paul

    13 years ago

    Thank you sososososo much miami for signing him, now I dont have to worry about the Tigers signing him. 

    Reply
  85. Dave Koffer

    13 years ago

    I’m devastated by this news, absolutely devastated that he would actually leave the Mets.
    The Mets = The Bad News Bears =The Mutts.
    Wilpons, please sell the team!!!!
    I can’t believe he’s gone, he’s actually gone, to the Marlins no less!!!!
    I can’t take this much more!!

    Reply

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