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It's not out of the question the 36-year-old Jorge Posada could command a three-year deal in the $39-44 million range considering the weak free-agent catching market. After all, he hit a career-high .338 with 20 homers and 90 RBIs while making $12 million this season. The Mets aren't expected to resign Paul Lo Duca and the Marlins, who have been stockpiling dollars, will likely be interested. -- NY Post

 

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It's not out of the question the 36-year-old Jorge Posada could command a three-year deal in the $39-44 million range considering the weak free-agent catching market. After all, he hit a career-high .338 with 20 homers and 90 RBIs while making $12 million this season. The Mets aren't expected to resign Paul Lo Duca and the Marlins, who have been stockpiling dollars, will likely be interested. -- NY Post

 

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Reading comprehension guys. We're allegedly interested in LoDuca, not Posada.

 

Pass.

 

 

I believe they're still talking about the Marlins and Posada.

 

Lo Duca was mentioned because the Mets won't resign him, ergo, there's a spot for Posada.

 

Not that it really matters in the end though.

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Reading comprehension guys. We're allegedly interested in LoDuca, not Posada.

 

Pass.

 

 

I believe they're still talking about the Marlins and Posada.

 

Lo Duca was mentioned because the Mets won't resign him, ergo, there's a spot for Posada.

 

Not that it really matters in the end though.

 

It's not out of the question the 36-year-old Jorge Posada could command a three-year deal in the $39-44 million range considering the weak free-agent catching market. After all, he hit a career-high .338 with 20 homers and 90 RBIs while making $12 million this season. The Mets aren't expected to resign Paul Lo Duca and the Marlins, who have been stockpiling dollars, will likely be interested. -- NY Post

 

Misplaced modifier it may be, but this is clearly referencing the Marlins and LoDuca. Also, it's the NY Post which has a habit of regurgitation of baseball information and we have been linked with LoDuca once this post-season.

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So as of now, this is what the 2008 team is going to look like on opening day:

 

C-Posada

1B-Miguel Cabrera

2B-Dan Uggla

SS-Hanley Ramirez

3B-Alex Rogriguez

LF-Barry Bonds

CF-Curtis Granderson

RF-Vlad Guerrero

 

SP-Johan Santana

SP-Josh Beckett

SP-Jake Peavy

SP-CC Sabathia

SP-Brandon Webb

 

 

Closer- JJ Putz

 

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I LOVE the MARLINS but let's be honest we are not going to sign any big name or even mid level free agents it isnt going to happen . The only way i see a marginal increas ein payroll is if the stadium deal is announced even then i do not expect a big increae in payroll and i certainly wouldnt expect a 3 year 10+ million a year contract to a 36 year old catcher will not happen EVER

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