Outfielder Gabe Kapler and the Rays have finalized a one-year major-league contract. Kapler, 33, hit .301 with eight home runs and 38 RBIs last year for Milwaukee. Kapler retired two years ago, managed the Class A Greenville Drive of the South Atlantic League in 2007 and unretired last year. He's a 10-year veteran.
The Rays already have a full 40-man roster, so they'll have to make another move. (I'm pretty sure they can't put Jake McGee on the 60-day DL until spring training.)
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Hey Stacy,
This is Kyle. Who do you think gets the boot off? I am thinking Ryu or Salas or they may try to trade Chad Bradford. They could always take that Price guy off...I hear he is no good.
J.K. Ryu would be a good choice. Don't forget, Jeff Niemann and Jason Hammel are out of minor-league options and it's unlikely both make the team.
Ryu? You're pretty good, Stacy!!
But Kyle is better.
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