Oliver Ripped Off
by Sethy on Feb 28, 2009 11:53 AM PST
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PrintTEMPE, Ariz. -- Pitcher Darren Oliver made a wise professional decision this winter when he accepted a salary arbitration offer from the Los Angeles Angels and parlayed it into a one-year, $3.665 million contract amid a weak market for free agents.
In relation to the on-the-field impact, maybe Oliver pitches balls-out to recoup some of his lost investment with pay increase next winter.
Good luck, Darren. Go Angels.
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uh.......okay?
12/19/08 - Thank you KLJ for coming into my life.
by norcaliangelsfan on Feb 28, 2009 12:32 PM PST reply actions
Ya, I dunno
Slow news day, and I like to read about anything related to Angel players. Seriously, anything.
I hate it when fraud freezes stuff
Ya got a bad link, Sethy. Try again.
Angel Pitching, Angel Defense - get past that.
One of my favorite current Angels
I really like the dude. Sucks that he and so many others got sucked into this shit.
But I can’t say I’ll lose sleep…and I’m glad he’s not exactly begging for attention, though he is right in that someone fucked up big time in letting all these schemers slip through the cracks.
by Caseys Kiss of Death on Feb 28, 2009 11:19 PM PST reply actions
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