[DET] 맥스 셔져, 재계약논의 거부
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- 14-03-24 00:19
타이거즈 구단이 셔져랑 재계약 논의를 햇었으나 결국 거부됐다는 소식입니다.
시즌 중에는 재계약 논의를 하지 않겠다고 하네요.
뭐 당연한거죠.
페이롤 때문에 신음하는 디트로이트 구단이 줄 수 있는 돈은 한정되어있을테고,
사이영도 탓겠다, 제가 셔져라도 FA 노리겠습니다.
올해 폭망해서 관심가지는 구단이 없는 게 아니라면 재계약하기는 힘들 것으로 보이네요.
결국 올해 승부를 걸어야한다는 건데, 망할 론돈 망할 이글 -_-;;
The Tigers announced Sunday morning that Max Scherzer rejected a "substantial, long-term contract offer" that "would have placed him among the highest paid pitchers in baseball" and extension talks have broken off.
It's rather odd that the Tigers felt compelled to announce the development in this way, but the end result shouldn't surprise anyone after the reigning American League Cy Young winner made clear over the winter that his negotiation deadline was Opening Day. Scherzer will be able to name his price next winter if he can produce a reasonable facsimile to last season's 21-3 record, 2.90 ERA and 240 strikeouts. Scherzer's camp surely asked Detroit for an offer that would have easily topped Homer Bailey's recent six-year, $105 million deal. "Moving forward," Detroit's statement on the matter closes, "there will be no further in-season negotiations and the organization will refrain from commenting on this matter."
시즌 중에는 재계약 논의를 하지 않겠다고 하네요.
뭐 당연한거죠.
페이롤 때문에 신음하는 디트로이트 구단이 줄 수 있는 돈은 한정되어있을테고,
사이영도 탓겠다, 제가 셔져라도 FA 노리겠습니다.
올해 폭망해서 관심가지는 구단이 없는 게 아니라면 재계약하기는 힘들 것으로 보이네요.
결국 올해 승부를 걸어야한다는 건데, 망할 론돈 망할 이글 -_-;;
The Tigers announced Sunday morning that Max Scherzer rejected a "substantial, long-term contract offer" that "would have placed him among the highest paid pitchers in baseball" and extension talks have broken off.
It's rather odd that the Tigers felt compelled to announce the development in this way, but the end result shouldn't surprise anyone after the reigning American League Cy Young winner made clear over the winter that his negotiation deadline was Opening Day. Scherzer will be able to name his price next winter if he can produce a reasonable facsimile to last season's 21-3 record, 2.90 ERA and 240 strikeouts. Scherzer's camp surely asked Detroit for an offer that would have easily topped Homer Bailey's recent six-year, $105 million deal. "Moving forward," Detroit's statement on the matter closes, "there will be no further in-season negotiations and the organization will refrain from commenting on this matter."
;)
