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Comeback story?
Nov 9 - Bret Boone traveled to the general managers' meetings in Indian Wells, Calif., and had a sit-down Wednesday with St. Louis GM Walt Jocketty, ESPN.com Insider Jerry Crasnick reports. The Cardinals could have an opening at second base if they don't re-sign free agent Mark Grudzielanek.
Boone, 36, made $9 million last year in Seattle. But he said he has no problems signing a contract for a low base salary with incentives. He has to prove himself again after hitting .221 with seven homers in 326 at-bats for the Mariners and Twins last season.
"As far as teams and where I'm going, that's really the last thing on my mind," Boone told ESPN.com. "I'm in a situation where I've never been in my career. I'm just thinking about getting my mind, my swing and my body right to go out there and have the best year I can have." [/b][/quote]
Nov 9 - Bret Boone traveled to the general managers' meetings in Indian Wells, Calif., and had a sit-down Wednesday with St. Louis GM Walt Jocketty, ESPN.com Insider Jerry Crasnick reports. The Cardinals could have an opening at second base if they don't re-sign free agent Mark Grudzielanek.
Boone, 36, made $9 million last year in Seattle. But he said he has no problems signing a contract for a low base salary with incentives. He has to prove himself again after hitting .221 with seven homers in 326 at-bats for the Mariners and Twins last season.
"As far as teams and where I'm going, that's really the last thing on my mind," Boone told ESPN.com. "I'm in a situation where I've never been in my career. I'm just thinking about getting my mind, my swing and my body right to go out there and have the best year I can have." [/b][/quote]
You're being fucking dramatic. You own a TV and an air mattress. That's not exactly what I'd call "a lot to lose."
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