The Numbers are in....Kinda

Early reports suggest that the D-Money deal will be for six years and 52 million with some incentives that would put the deal at a possible value of around $60 million. These incentives would almost certainly be innings-pitched related, and if so, our boy D-Money should have no problem reaching those goals. Take a look at this......http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/hotstove06/news/story?id=2696021 I don't want to brag or anything...but your resident numbers cruncher, the Professor, was closer than all of these tools, some of whom didn't even pick the signing to happen at all (I'm looking in your direction, Steve Phillips!) Proof positive your trust in TBR (The Baseball Rundown) is well-placed. Peace out! These numbers are from SI's John Heyman, and therefore are in question...so let's not get our hopes up!