BillD1984 said:
He owned half of south Florida. He also owned AutoNation and Blockbuster Video, if I am not mistaken.
MLB 2012-13 off-season notes & transactions
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He owned half of south Florida. He also owned AutoNation and Blockbuster Video, if I am not mistaken.
As well as several Hotels at least some of them, The Hyatt and Radisson in Florida as well as Waste Management
Well, it's going to be very interesting here in SoCal next season. The Giants have made a big statement winning the Worl Series again within just a few years. Dodgers have to really step it up and make their own statement with the new owners and mega-deals. I'm sure they will and the NL West will be quite a race.
MLBRumors.com has the official list of 2013 free agents.
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2011/04/2013-mlb-free-agents.html
http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2011/04/2013-mlb-free-agents.html
You are correct sir. He owns a school right now but the name escapes me.Has to do with business management or something in that area.
The Red Sox have only five players under contract: Lester, Buccholz, Lackey, Pedroia and Iglesias, for about $46 million. They will do some serious spending. They will sign Cody Ross, but might trade Ellsbury, who has one arbitration year left that will probably earn him $10 to $11 million, for some other player who has one year left on his contract, but whose team also feels they will not be able to resign. Like Tim Lincecum. They'll use arbitration to retain several players including closer Bailey, but still will buy a first baseman, a corner outfielder and even a centerfielder if they shed Ellsbury, and have to sign at least one middle-of-the-rotation line starter or even two if a back-of-the-rotation starter can be had at a reasonable price. They will still have one of the five highest payrolls on opening day, along with Philadelphia, the Yankees, the Dodgers and the Angels.
Ortiz is younger than half the available DHs, and may weigh less, too. I suspect that the Red Sox will not resign Ortiz even if he is the most attractive option available because they want to get the Ortiz era behind them.
Ortiz is younger than half the available DHs, and may weigh less, too. I suspect that the Red Sox will not resign Ortiz even if he is the most attractive option available because they want to get the Ortiz era behind them.
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Good moves...although Delmon performs well in the off-season. Also, we need to trade Rich Porcello IMO.
Peralta was a good move for 1 reason .... the list of available SS's is poor.
Unless they could pull off a trade for a better all around SS.
This seems very interesting. Beltran a Yankee? Scutaro a Met? http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
Also, this little tidbit about the Rockies looking for a new manager. http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/blog/j...unnells-williams-weiss-in-mix-for-rockies-job
Also, this little tidbit about the Rockies looking for a new manager. http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/blog/j...unnells-williams-weiss-in-mix-for-rockies-job
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