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While baseball re-opened for business in most places on Wednesday, the much-anticipated Johan Santana deal to Boston remained in a holding pattern for the foreseeable future according to Boston.com.
Peter Greenberg, Santana's agent, reported "nothing going on that I know of" when asked if there was anything he was involved with.
Greenberg will likely need to get involved as soon as any deal is agreed upon to determine whether Boston, the Yankees, Mets or another team can sign his client to a long-term deal. Greenberg has indicated it would take a starting bid of 7 years, $140 million to get a deal done for the two-time Cy Young award winner. It's a price the Red Sox are apparently willing to pay. What they might not be willing to pay is the price of prospects. Their offers are still out there — the Jon Lester, Coco Crisp, Jed Lowrie, and Justin Masterson scenario would be preferable to the Jacoby Ellsbury, Masterson, Lowrie and another player scenario. Both sides also appear to be open to expanding the deal to include other players.
Source: Boston.com
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trade him now start your rebuilding....
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As one said--Slow Sports news day---I understand that--But just to say this--We can all rightfully ASSUME nothing has happened yet if nothing is being said. We are sure the moment something is done -These guys will jump at the chance to be first to report it
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The Twins are asking Too much it appears either the Sox or Yanks are willing to pay it--Just a matter of tweaking a few things
Santana is asking for 7 years--He's asking for too many years---As to him--I say yeah job security--But than again realize you are a pitcher and pitchers are fragile your pwer can drop in a heart beat--To ask management to risk 7 years on you is alot.5 Tops and a bit less in asking. 20 mil a year is too much too.
Youy are not SuperMan.
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A better scenario is to let him go the Sox and take them on full steam in 2009.
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