Love it. He's still only 26, already has one All Star season under his belt and we signed him for peanuts. I really like how he turned down more money from other clubs because he wants to close, and Seattle represents his best shot to do so. That's the kind of mentality I want my closer to have.
Here's to hoping he successfully rehabs that shoulder and gets back to '05 form by midseason.
Cordero Signing
Cordero Signing
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blackery3000
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BlackMamba
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pretty nice signing. if healthy he can be very very very helpful.
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Bay_Areas_Finest
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Great signing.
Cordero would be beastly for us if he is able to regain his form from a few years ago. Plus, its a low-risk scenario.
Cordero would be beastly for us if he is able to regain his form from a few years ago. Plus, its a low-risk scenario.
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Sweezo
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I like the timing of it, as there's no rush...Cordero can take his time to get healthy. If a closer steps up, we're good. If we're having trouble midseason, we have a nice option waiting in the wings.