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JP's contract is up after this season...

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What is the contract status of Juan Pierre? I believe this is the last year of his current deal. Will the Marlins try to sign Pierre to a longer deal? -- Tommy P., Coral Springs, Fla.

 

It's true that 2005 is the last year of Pierre's four-year deal. Pierre will earn about $3.4 million this season, and he made about $2.4 million in 2004. But while Pierre's contract expires after the season, the speedy center fielder isn't necessarily a free agent in 2006. General manager Admin Beinfest said a few weeks ago that Pierre would be arbitration-eligible in 2006. Based on service time, Pierre would not be a free agent until 2007. So the Marlins will have Pierre for two more seasons. Considering his value to the club, and how respected he is by the front office, retaining Pierre seems to be a priority through at least the 2006 season and maybe beyond.

 

http://florida.marlins.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/...s_fla&fext=.jsp

Thats good news to see he isn't a FA when the deal is up. That is awesome news that we get to see him a few more years after the deal at least.

why? We have bigger fish to fry.652440[/snapback]

 

I hope I speak on behalf of most of the people on this forum when I say

 

You, good sir, blow.

 

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