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Monday, December 20, 2004Stunned UpdatePosted by Dave StudemanYahoo reports that the Angels have just signed shortstop Orlando Cabrera to a four-year deal worth $8 million a year. In related news, Placido Polanco apparently wasn't wanted by any major league team and accepted arbitration from the Phillies. I originally said that this must be the worst signing of the offseason, but my Fair Market Value calculator indicates that it isn't really out of line if you assume: 1. He'll create 77 runs next year (per the Bill James Handbook), and 2. He's a great defender My bottom line is that I still think this is a bad deal, but probably not the worst of the offseason. Given the salaries being thrown around, however, I'm amazed Polanco didn't get a nice deal from someone. His bat is better than Cabrera's and he's a fine defender. For no good reason that I can see, he's stuck with the "utility infielder" tag. |
 Baseball NewsFrom USA TodaySheets outduels Peavy as Brewers shut out Padres Ben Sheets pitched a five-hitter for his career-high 13th win and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 1-0 on Saturday night. Big Unit scratched from start with sore shoulder Arizona's Randy Johnson, six wins shy of 300 career victories, was scratched from Sunday's start against the Los Angeles Dodgers because of a sore left shoulder. Phillies-Mets, A's-O's postponed by heavy rains The Philadelphia Phillies and New York Mets will play a day-night doubleheader Sunday after heavy rain washed out Saturday's game between the top teams in the NL East. Mariners' Morrow nearly no-hits Yankees in first big-league start Throwing a nasty curveball that had Yankees hitters flailing all night, Brandon Morrow pitched 7 2/3 hitless innings as the Seattle Mariners beat fading New York 3-1 Friday night. Dodgers take over NL West lead after pounding Diamondbacks The Arizona Diamondbacks gave Manny Ramirez three chances to hurt them Saturday. He came through twice, and that was enough for the streaking Los Angeles Dodgers. Return of Beckett, Lowell fuels Red Sox past Rangers Josh Beckett and Mike Lowell had an immediate impact in their return to the lineup for the AL wild card-leading Boston Red Sox. Beckett struck out seven over five scoreless innings in his first start in nearly three weeks and Lowell came off the disabled list to go 3-for-5 with a homer and four RBI, helping Boston beat the Texas Rangers 8-1 on Friday night. Uribe goes yard twice as White Sox trample Angels Juan Uribe homered twice, Paul Konerko added a solo shot and Mark Buehrle pitched six shutout innings to help the Chicago White Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 10-2 in a meeting of division leaders on Friday night. Phillies shut out Mets, cut NL East lead to two games Brett Myers buzzed through the New York Mets' lineup, pitching eight dominant innings and leading the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-0 victory Friday night that cut their NL East deficit to two games. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||