The Chicago White Sox were one of the more busier teams before the non-tender deadline on December 2 with the re-signing of catcher A.J. Pierzynski and the signing of free agent first baseman Adam Dunn. GM Kenny Williams said (via White Sox VP Scott Reifert) the contracts of Pierzynski and Dunn were back loaded to [...]
12/03/10
According to the Palm Beach Post’s Joe Capozzi, the Florida Marlins and free agent catcher A.J. Pierzynski have mutual interest in each other. Capozzi cautions that Pierzynski may be too expensive for the Marlins. He made $6.75 million with the Chicago White Sox in 2011.
In mid-September, we heard that the Marlins had planned to address [...]
11/15/10
In a conference call with Mark Buehrle regarding his second straight American League Gold Glove, the pitcher was asked about the free agent status of teammates A.J. Pierzynski and Paul Konerko.
“My feeling, and it’s just my feeling, is that A.J. has a better chance of coming back than Konerko,” Buehrle said. “Just in talking [...]
11/10/10
Chicago White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski will be a free-agent after the season, and he isn’t sure if his future will be with the Sox or another team. There’s though that Chicago could shed some payroll for 2011, but sources close to the Chicago Sun-Times’ Joe Cowley say that general manager Ken Wiliams may have [...]
09/29/10
One of the primary positions the Florida Marlins plan to address in the off season is catcher, according to Joe Frisaro of MLB.com. The Marlins lost catcher Ronny Paulino earlier this season to a 50 game suspension for violating MLB’s subtance abuse policy. The team signed catcher Mike Rivera and assigned him to Triple-A New [...]
09/15/10
Yesterday we heard that the Florida Marlins would be looking to add another catcher during the off-season in the wake of Ronny Paulino’s recent 50 game suspension for violating MLB’s substance abuse policy. Today is appears that the team isn’t going to wait until the off-season to make the move. Manager Edwin Rodriguez says that [...]
09/02/10
MLB.com’s Joe Frisaro says the Florida Marlins are strongly considering moving in another direction at catcher in the wake of Ronny Paulino’s recent 50 game suspension for violating MLB’s substance abuse policy.
Paulino is under team control, and could see a salary increase to $3 million for 2011, but the Marlins may be cautious about paying [...]
08/31/10