MLB HOT STOVE REPORT FOR Thursday January 28, 2010

Brian “Professer B” Davis Writer- On Wednesday New York Yankees signed veteran free agent Randy Winn to a one-year contract for $ 2 million the New York post reports that the Yankees have agreed to terms with Winn 35, who batted .262 with 33 doubles, two homers, 51 RBI’s and 61 stolen bases in 149 games played with the San Francisco Giants last year. Also the Colorado Rockies signs their closer Huston Street to a three-year contract to a worth 22.5 million with a mutual option for a fourth year.

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MLB INQUIER HOT STOVE REPORT Tuesday January 4, 2010 

Brian “Professer B” Davis staff writer- The San Francisco Giants signed utility infielder Juan Uribe to a one-year for around $3.25 million dollars. Uribe 2009 statistacs with the Giants was a .289 batting average with 16 homers, 55 RBI’s, and a 495% slugging percentage. To make room for Uribe on the 40-man roster the Giants have designated infielder Brian Bocock for assignment. In other baseball hot stove news the National League Champion Philadelphia Phillies signed reliver Danny Baez to a two-year contract for around $ 5.25 million. Baez 32,with the Baltimore Orioles last year posted a 4-6 record with a 4.02 ERA in 59 appearances.

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BASEBALL MULTIMEDIA INQUIER HOT STOVE & NEWS & NOTES

FOR MONDAY JANUARY 4, 2010

Brian ” ProfesserB ” Davis Staff Writer: In baseball hot stove news free agnet outfielder Jason Bay has passed his physical and will be introduced to the media at Citi Field  Monday. The 31 year old reached in principal on a $66 million. The deal will also includes vesting an option that may increase Bay’s payout to $80 million for the next five years. 

In other baseball news the Baseball Hall of Fame will announce the class of 2010 and the possible canidate is 12 time All Star Roberto Alomar. Alomar who played from 1988-2004 in the majors played in 2,379 games played, 9,073 at-bats, .300 career average, 210 homers, 1,134 RBI’s and compiled a 443% slugging & .371% on base percentage.

And Bert Byeleven who pitched in the big leagues for 23 seasons from 1970-1992. In his career Byeleven compiled a carrer 287-250 record with a 3.31 ERA started 685 games and pitched 497 innings with 242 complete games with 3,701 strikeouts. Byeleven will need the requiered 75% minimum by the veterans commitee to get in and Byeleven also was on two World Series winners with the “We are Family” Pittsburgh Pirates in 1979 and with the Minnesota Twins in 1987. Byeleven final fours years was with the California Angels.

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