Lost In The Dice K/DJ/Sori Shuffle

Mike Mussina's degree in economics from Stanford means he knows a lot more about money than I ever will.  It also means he probably knew a good deal when he saw it and yesterday re-upped for two years and 23M.  Glad to have him, and at a discount; it's only 2M more per year than what NY pays Pavano to not pitch.

Comments

[walein]

AG-
It's funny. I've been trying to ge those guys to sign me to $450 a year to not pitch; and they still won't answer my letters!

[Lar]

You're not asking enough, so they're suspicious of your commitment to not pitch. Ask for millions and you'll have better results!

[dc]

...hopefully he's still got enough gas in the tank to make it through 2 more years, but with pitchin' pickin's lean this year, looks like the yanks made a smart move keeping him at a "discount"...

[attackgerbil]

Walein: I started to think about the money I could make if I did get paid to continue not pitching and watching baseball, based on hours invested at the going rate in my own trade + expensed investments like beer, DirecTV subscriptions, internet audio, game tickets, beer, fan paraphernalia, beer, and blogging. And beer. Then I cried. And then I had a beer. Baseball, you are a cruel, expensive mistress.