Stuff, whether related to the Rays/Biscuits or not, I thought you might enjoy.
St. Petersburg Times: Third baseman
Evan Longoria feels more prepared for spring training this year and
wants a shot at opening the season with the Rays rather than Durham.
New York Post: The Mets hope the
Johan Santana trade turns around their fortunes as opposed to
the negative impact the
Tom Seaver trade had 30 years ago.
New York Times: Pitchers
Livan and
Orlando Hernandez were in five straight World Series,
easily outdistancing Peyton and
Eli Manning and their back-to-back Super Bowl appearances.
Chicago Tribune: With Santana's new-found treasure ($137.5 million over six years), Cleveland's
C.C. Sabathia will have
his mouth watering in anticipation of his next contract.
Tampa Tribune: More on Longoria potentially (I'll say
probably) starting the year at Durham and
comparing the paths last year of Milwaukee's
Ryan Braun and Kansas City's
Alex Gordon.
Boston Globe: Notebook galore.
Detroit Free Press: Tigers minor-leaguer
Anthony Tomey is part-owner of a sub shop, Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches, and works there each offseason, from hiring and firing to taking out the trash. "
I'm not too big to do anything," he says.
Newsday: Friday was Opening Day ...
for Strat-O-Matic fans. The company started selling its annual cards Friday.
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