Randy Levine was interviewed recently by USA Today about the
New York Yankees offseason and specifically the Giancarlo Stanton contract.
This interview is where the “Thank God” came from when asked if Levine was
happy that Alex Rodriguez no longer had the largest contract in Major League
Baseball history. While some people cherry picked that sound bite out of the
interview and ran with it I actually read and listened to the entire interview
and an interesting nugget stood out for me. From the interview Levine goes on
to say:
"It's really, really early,'' Levine says. "This time
last year we hadn't done anything.''
Over $500 million later…
"I think we're on our usual pace,'' Levine says.
"We're doing it in a methodical way.
"We have to have some surprises.''
Jacob Ellsbury comes to mind as the 2014 version of a
surprise while Rafael Soriano also comes to mind in 2010. Who is the surprise
this season?
"We'll have to wait and see, Levine says. "I think
it's a little early for any conclusions.''
Damn you Levine, Damn you.
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