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The Mark Teixeira Watch part III


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I didn't know if I should start a new thread or not but since this one has been started I just saw this....

From KFFL.com

Red Sox | Team offers Teixeira proposed six-year deal

Sun, 14 Dec 2008 23:10:28 -0800

According to The New York Post, the Boston Red Sox apparently have offered free-agent 1B Mark Teixeira (Angels) a six-year, $150 million contract.

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You might want to close down this thread, my friend. The mods don't appreciate new threads being opened on the same topic, when they've already closed an old thread on the same subject.

It might be in your best interest to swing the idea by them first.

How do I delete it?

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Maybe in the next couple of years, but who knows after that? Tex is just using Boston to get more from the Orioles IMO...

Or he's using the Os to get more money from Boston...If he's looking to win, Charm City probably isn't his most likely destination.

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This is stolen from another thread.

This morning on Mike & Mike, Buster Olney said the Red Sox, Angels and Nats were in on Tex and that he expected the Orioles to drop out this week.

Hey at least we are still mentioned.

I really think Tex comes to a decision by next week since he has stated he wants to know where he is going to play by christmas.

Hopefully we at least stay in it to the end. Its hard to tell which offers are actually on the table from the other teams.

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