Why would the Cardinals not keep handy veteran Aaron Miles, a tenacious hitter, solid second baseman and decent back-up shortstop?
And if David Eckstein was willing to sign a one-year, $4.5 million contract with the Blue Jays to re-establish his value, why didn’t the Cardinals make that happen here?
Do people seriously listen to this guy? You'd think that you'd know a bit about baseball or the economics of the game when your job is a sports writer. He gets PAID to follow sports, and the best he can come up with is looking at a deal in hindsight and calling Aaron Miles a TENACIOUS HITTER? ARGH!
Why do I even go to that website? Both comments defy logic.
TheoSqua wrote:
And if David Eckstein was willing to sign a one-year, $4.5 million contract with the Blue Jays to re-establish his value, why didn’t the Cardinals make that happen here?
Bernie says that the Cardinals offered Eck a 3 year/21 million dollar deal during the spring of last year. I can't believe Eck didn't take that, I'd fire my agent if I were him.
TheoSqua wrote:
And if David Eckstein was willing to sign a one-year, $4.5 million contract with the Blue Jays to re-establish his value, why didn’t the Cardinals make that happen here?
Bernie says that the Cardinals offered Eck a 3 year/21 million dollar deal during the spring of last year. I can't believe Eck didn't take that, I'd fire my agent if I were him.