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Padres Expected To Offer Street One-Year Deal

By Zachary Links | July 26, 2012 at 12:13am CDT

The Padres are trying to lock up Huston Street and are expected to offer him a one-year deal with an option for 2014, according to Jon Heyman of CBSSports.com (via Twitter).  The right-hander is believed to want to stay in San Diego.

Late last week, it was reported that the Padres would make Street available in trades before the deadline if they are unable to sign him to an extension.  As it stands now, Street has a $9MM mutual option for the 2013 season. 

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  1. dudemanbro

    11 years ago

    good luck with that

    Reply
  2. Padres4lif3

    11 years ago

    he has an option for 2013…Why dont they just accept the option?Or even better..if they want him for 2 years..give him a 2 year deal!

    Reply
    • briankoke

      11 years ago

      It’s a mutual option. They want to know now whether or not he’ll be here next year, so they can decide whether or not to trade him.

      Reply
      • Padres4lif3

        11 years ago

        ok thanks. I see why now.

        Reply
  3. Ferrariman

    11 years ago

    well i guess Houston Street will be expected to reject a one year deal

    Reply
  4. corey23

    11 years ago

    I like SD’s moves so far, locking up some veterans to compliment all their young guys who are going to tear it up next season… maybe petco won’t be so empty when i go to games now

    Reply
  5. Drew Tweedie

    11 years ago

    Street has been putting up some purty numbers this year, and I wouldn’t mind to see him back for another year or two, depending on the damage. Would be interesting to see what he could bring back though with the work he’s been doing.

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    • Beersy

      11 years ago

      I’m sure Byrnes has checked into that as well. This could all just be posturing to get more out of another team or it could be genuine. It sounds weird, but I was almost looking forward to the firesale to see who Byrnes could bring into the fold. Now we’ve got to hope these veterans and the kids preform next year.

      Reply
  6. Skin Blues

    11 years ago

    Are mutual options ever mutually accepted? One side always wants a better deal. Street probably doesn’t want to sign a one-year contract. Relievers have to cash in as early as possible because they have a very short shelf life. The exception is if they have a poor season, and they want to up their value. Ask Ryan Madson or K-Rod if they’re happy with his decision to sign a one-year deal.

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