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The New Matt Garza Deal is Not Enough: Fan Debate (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 11:21:00 PST
On Friday, February 3, Matt Garza and the Chicago Cubs agreed to a contract for 2012 that will pay the ace right-hander $9.5 million. Garza may also earn more with incentives, including the number of innings pitched. The deal helps the two sides avoid arbitration and hopefully end...
Cubs Could Trade Matt Garza: Fan's Opinion (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 07:17:00 PST
The Chicago Cubs and starting pitcher Matt Garza avoided arbitration on February 3, reaching an agreement for one year at $9.5 million. Garza is currently the Cubs' best option to start for the team on Opening Day. However, many believe that the Cubs may trade him at some point...
Cubs Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:38:46 PST
pThe Cubs appear ready to head to spring training, but they've tied up a few last-minute details and still are being talked about in the trade and international free-agent markets./p pTheir biggest order of business was avoiding salary arbitration with ace starting pitcher Matt Garza, agreeing on a one-year deal worth $9.5 million with performance-based incentives./p pThe Cubs had offered $7.95 million while Garza was seeking $12.5 million. Cooler heads prevailed in the end./p pThe Cubs also were reported to have agreed to terms with Cuban left-hander Gerardo Concepcion on a multiyear deal worth at least $7 million. Team officials did not comment at week's end./p pIt appeared a deal was well on its way to being completed, pending a physical exam and the completion of...
Win or lose, Ozzie Guillen's Marlins will entertain (Yahoo! Sports)
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:01:00 PST
A $191 million spending spree bought Miami a new vibe but no guarantees entering its first season in a new ballpark.
Chicago Cubs Avoid Arbitration After Signing Matt Garza to a $9.5 Million Contract: Fan?s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:38:00 PST
The Chicago Cubs and Matt Garza were scheduled to have an arbitration hearing on February 3, 2012. That won't be necessary now that both sides have reportedly agreed to a one-year contract. Garza will receive $9.5 million in 2012, a pay increase of approximately $3.6 million...
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 11:21:00 PST
On Friday, February 3, Matt Garza and the Chicago Cubs agreed to a contract for 2012 that will pay the ace right-hander $9.5 million. Garza may also earn more with incentives, including the number of innings pitched. The deal helps the two sides avoid arbitration and hopefully end...
Cubs Could Trade Matt Garza: Fan's Opinion (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 07:17:00 PST
The Chicago Cubs and starting pitcher Matt Garza avoided arbitration on February 3, reaching an agreement for one year at $9.5 million. Garza is currently the Cubs' best option to start for the team on Opening Day. However, many believe that the Cubs may trade him at some point...
Cubs Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Sat, 04 Feb 2012 02:38:46 PST
pThe Cubs appear ready to head to spring training, but they've tied up a few last-minute details and still are being talked about in the trade and international free-agent markets./p pTheir biggest order of business was avoiding salary arbitration with ace starting pitcher Matt Garza, agreeing on a one-year deal worth $9.5 million with performance-based incentives./p pThe Cubs had offered $7.95 million while Garza was seeking $12.5 million. Cooler heads prevailed in the end./p pThe Cubs also were reported to have agreed to terms with Cuban left-hander Gerardo Concepcion on a multiyear deal worth at least $7 million. Team officials did not comment at week's end./p pIt appeared a deal was well on its way to being completed, pending a physical exam and the completion of...
Win or lose, Ozzie Guillen's Marlins will entertain (Yahoo! Sports)
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21:01:00 PST
A $191 million spending spree bought Miami a new vibe but no guarantees entering its first season in a new ballpark.
Chicago Cubs Avoid Arbitration After Signing Matt Garza to a $9.5 Million Contract: Fan?s Take (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 16:38:00 PST
The Chicago Cubs and Matt Garza were scheduled to have an arbitration hearing on February 3, 2012. That won't be necessary now that both sides have reportedly agreed to a one-year contract. Garza will receive $9.5 million in 2012, a pay increase of approximately $3.6 million...