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Randy Wolf agrees to 3 year deal with Brewers.
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--- Quote ---A Brewers spokesperson wouldn't confirm that the sides had reached terms, but multiple media reports indicated a deal was in place. Yahoo! Sports was the first to report, via Twitter, that Wolf and agent Arn Tellem had accepted Milwaukee's offer. Other reports followed, including one in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, saying Wolf is guaranteed about $29 million. Other reports on the value of the contract's first three years ranged from $27 million to $30 million.
When finalized, it would be the second-richest pitching contract in Brewers history to Jeff Suppan's four-year, $42 million deal that expires after next season.
Any agreement wouldn't be official until Wolf has passed a physical.
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he had a nice season last year, good move by the Brew Crew. 8)
J.D. Wykid, Esq.:
fuck it. would have loved to see him stay with the dodgers. ive always liked wolf and he has said many times that he want(ed) to be a dodger...this is his hometown. too bad our front office is retarded.
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--- Quote from: Wykid "1NER" on December 09, 2009, 07:25:01 PM ---fwould have loved to see him stay with the dodgers.
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but for $30 mill over 3 years? dude is obviously not a big game pitcher
his shit is weak in my opinion, last year was like his only outstanding year he's ever had
Dodgers need pitching but not at the price for that type of pitcher... Brewers can have him
J.D. Wykid, Esq.:
back end starters getting 10MM/year is the norm.
besides, there are reports saying he woulda signed with us for 2 years / 14-16MM. wolf is no doubt worth that. ESPECIALLY when we only have three pitchers with guaranteed spots in the rotation.
Boss Tweed:
I never understood the hype for Wolf. A mediocre injury prone pitcher coming off a career year spells trouble to me.
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