Thursday, November 18, 2010

Phillies' Future Looking Bright

The Philadelphia Phillies have recently signed right-hander Jose Contreras to a two-year, $5.5 million contract this week. They also signed their share of Minor League free agents, including corner infielder Jeff Larish, who played last season with the Oakland A's. But Philadelphia is not believed to be close with any other free agents who are expected to make an impact on the big league roster. Additionally, the Phillies have talked with agent Scott Boras about free-agent right fielder Jayson Werth and other Boras clients. It is believed Boras will seek a contract similar to the seven-year, $120 million contract Matt Holliday signed last winter with the Cardinals. Philadelphia will not approach those numbers, though it is possible it could offer him a three-year or four-year deal. With their roster's new additions, they hope to have a successful season next year, and can't wait for the opening game.

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