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  • Prior voids contracts, becomes eligible for arbitration.

    Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Prior voided the final year of his contract, making him eligible for salary arbitration.

  • #2
    this is bad news no matter how you slice it.

    did they announce this a while back and i just missed it? if not, why would they not announce until now and sit on it for over a month?
    Jerseys hanging in my den : Santo, Jenkins, Williams, Banks, Grace, Sandberg, Dawson, Eckersley, Sutcliffe, Wood, Prior, Zambrano, Lee

    Oddly enough, I never bought a Sosa jersey, even during his best years.

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    • #3
      This has been known for awhile thus Prior filing for arbitration awhile back with Patterston, Hairston, etc...
      What a Batted Ball is Worth (in terms of a run):
      Line Drive: .356
      HBP: .342
      Non-Intentional Walk: .315
      Intentional Walk: .176
      Outfield Fly: .035
      Groundball: -.101
      Bunts: -.103
      Infield Fly: -.243
      Strikeout: -.287
      It's now officially Doctor Bob Sacamento, D.C., C.S.C.S., and working on my D.A.B.C.O. (Diplomate American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedics)

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Slightly Sarcastic
        this is bad news no matter how you slice it.

        did they announce this a while back and i just missed it? if not, why would they not announce until now and sit on it for over a month?
        how is it bad news? its been expected for quite some time. certainly nothing to lose any sleep over.

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        • #5
          if not, why would they not announce until now and sit on it for over a month?
          Because they hoped to trade him before now. They can't squeeze his $3mil. raise into the payroll without adding a McDonalds sign above the scoreboard.
          beware of the censorship police

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          • #6
            If Prior didn't file for arbitration he would have made 5+ million this season, now he's looking at 6-7 million for the 2006 season.
            What a Batted Ball is Worth (in terms of a run):
            Line Drive: .356
            HBP: .342
            Non-Intentional Walk: .315
            Intentional Walk: .176
            Outfield Fly: .035
            Groundball: -.101
            Bunts: -.103
            Infield Fly: -.243
            Strikeout: -.287
            It's now officially Doctor Bob Sacamento, D.C., C.S.C.S., and working on my D.A.B.C.O. (Diplomate American Board of Chiropractic Orthopedics)

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            • #7
              Prior's agent informed the Cubs of this decision Nov 29th...they've known about this for some time

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