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Wtih guys like Byrnes, Nelson and Gomes coming out saying "they wanted to be Cubs", I wonder if this means that the all of the small market teams are out of money this offseason. I wouldn't mind Nelson or Byrnes but only on a minor league deal with an invite to Spring Training, nothing guarantee.

 

I mentioned this in another thread. guys always seem to want to be a Cub, Yankee, Red Sox, or Dodger, and coincidentally, these teams are all known for spending money freely.

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Well, this ain't happening:

 

The Mariners have signed outfielder Eric Byrnes to a one-year deal, according to a team press release.

 

Arizona released the 33-year-old earlier this month after he hit just .218/.271/.382 in 482 plate appearances during the first two seasons of the three-year, $30MM extension he signed prior to the 2008 season. The Diamondbacks are still on the hook for Byrnes' $11MM salary in 2010, less whatever the Mariners are paying him (likely the league minimum).

 

To make room for Byrnes on the roster, Seattle designated first baseman Tommy Everidge for assignment, reports Ryan Divish of The Tacoma News Tribune (via Twitter). They had just claimed Everidge off waivers from the Athletics two weeks ago.

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Wtih guys like Byrnes, Nelson and Gomes coming out saying "they wanted to be Cubs", I wonder if this means that the all of the small market teams are out of money this offseason. I wouldn't mind Nelson or Byrnes but only on a minor league deal with an invite to Spring Training, nothing guarantee.

 

I mentioned this in another thread. guys always seem to want to be a Cub, Yankee, Red Sox, or Dodger, and coincidentally, these teams are all known for spending money freely.

 

my mind is blown

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