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Wainwright...money well spent?


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Wainwright...money well spent?
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Since:Aug 29, 2006

March 20, 2008 6:47 pm

I agree that it was a good move by the Cardinals.  This is what a lot of teams are doing these days--locking up their own players through their arbitration years.  Wainwright and the team can now focus on what goes on between the lines rather than year-to-year contract wrangling.

Of course, no one can predict health, particularly with pitchers.  Sometimes, though, it makes sense, with the right guy, to pony up the cash. 

Adam Wainwright is the right guy.