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J-Bay, Godzilla or Holliday
Written by Matt O'Donnell   
Wednesday, 11 November 2009 12:18

The Red Sox need somebody to play in front of the monster and the three biggest free agent names have all drawn interest.

If Jason Bay goes elsewhere the team may be willing to offer Matsui a mulit-year deal.

The Mariners and Mets are taking a look at Bay.

The Red Sox are also willing to make an offer to Matt Holliday.

After Nov. 20, Jason Bay will be free to sign with any team.  It is unlikely that the Red Sox land him before that point, as he will like to see the offers from other teams before returning to negotiations with Boston.  I still believe he will return to the Red Sox with a multi-year deal sometime around Thanksgiving.  When is Canadian Thanksgiving anyway?

 

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SoxMeRed said:

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OMG "the team may be willing to offer Matsui a mulit-year deal."

I dont even want to think about that. Not in Left. Thats piss in the coffee.
 
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Matt O'Donnell said:

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Matsui is one of the few guys on the Yankees I respect but his knees are bad. This is just some more posturing to bring down Bay's price.
 
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Alexis Colon said:

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I can't see Matsui signing anywhere in the MLB but the American League. He has weak legs coming off injury and is prone to injury playing a field position. In my eyes and mostly everybody's eyes who watch baseball would say that Matsui is more of an DH now. He can still hit, he has it in him, but I don't think he has what is takes to play 120-130 games in the outfield
 
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Red Sox Sonoma (aka Sonoma Dave) said:

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I remember seeing him break his hand or wrist diving to make a catch in left field at Fenway a couple of years ago. Ouch!
 
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Clyde Lovett said:

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If they have passed through the Yankee organization then they need not apply for any job at Fenway. We have plenty of fertilizer.
 
November 14, 2009
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