Carlos Silva and the Seattle Mariners have reportedly agreed to a four-year contract worth an estimated $44 million, in a [shoddy] attempt at adding some depth to the club's rotation.The 28-year-old right-handed free agent went 13-14 with a 4.19 ERA last season for the Minnesota Twins, which sadly, is better than every Seattle starter other than pea-throwing youngster, Felix Hernandez.
Silva pitched at least six innings in 24 of his 33 starts last season-- including a pair of complete games -- something the Mariners lacked in 2007. The team had just six complete games as a whole, three at the hands of Jeff Weaver.
[Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
4 comments:
AHhhhhhh! Good riddance.
Great, now I have to run into that douchebag on the street? Jeesh, I'm not even a Mariners fan and I hate their management.
Dear Sooze.
You've made my whole week.
So, long Chief!!!
YAY!
Love, Marea
Man, he's terrible.
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