San Diego Padres Notes, Quotes 2009-01-18
--RHP Mark Prior, 28, who missed all of the 2008 season and had a second round of shoulder surgery, has accepted a minor league contract with the Padres that includes a $1 million guaranteed salary for 2009 only if he makes the major league roster. Prior ... more
Submitted on 2009-01-18 |
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San Diego Padres Roster Report 2009-01-18
The Padres are trying to rebound from a 99-loss season while dealing with a payroll ceiling of around $40 million set by an owner, John Moores, who is in the process of selling the team to a group led by former agent Jeff Moorad. The rebuilding process st... more
Submitted on 2009-01-18 |
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Sale gaining speed
Cubs Chairman Crane Kenney said the process of selling the team should be completed by Opening Day, reiterating what he told Commissioner Bud Selig and major league owners during this week's owners' meetings in Arizona.... more
Submitted on 2009-01-17 |
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San Diego Padres Roster Report 2009-01-17
The Padres are trying to rebound from a 99-loss season while dealing with a payroll ceiling of around $40 million set by an owner, John Moores, who is in the process of selling the team to a group led by former agent Jeff Moorad. The rebuilding process st... more
Submitted on 2009-01-17 |
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San Diego Padres Inside Pitch 2009-01-17
The signing of David Eckstein could lead to a scramble for infield spots in San Diego. The second base position was unsettled last season, and since trading Khalil Greene to St. Louis in December, the Padres had also been without a shortstop. All general ... more
Submitted on 2009-01-17 |
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San Diego Padres Notes, Quotes 2009-01-17
--RHP Mark Prior, 28, who missed all of the 2008 season and had a second round of shoulder surgery, has accepted a minor league contract with the Padres that includes a $1 million guaranteed salary for 2009 only if he makes the major league roster. Prior ... more
Submitted on 2009-01-17 |
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Eckstein, Padres agree to 1-year contract
David Eckstein figured it was an even swap, taking a huge pay cut for the chance to play second base with the San Diego Padres.Eckstein, the scrappy infielder who's good at getting on base, agreed to an $850,000, one-year contract with the Padres on Thurs... more
Submitted on 2009-01-16 |
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