推 mauyi:For my money, he won't be a Reds next year. 09/10 04:40
→ mauyi:Reds don't have money to sign him. 09/10 04:41
The Reds' signing of outfielder Jonny Gomes has been one of the best minor
league deals of the year, up there with Garrett Jones, Ryan Roberts, Kovin
Correia, and Juan Uribe.
Gomes, 29 in November, has a .279/.349/.558 line with 18 home runs in 261
plate appearances.
Gomes feels he's proven that he's more than a platoon player, any John Fay's
article for the Cincinnati Enquirer addresses his future. Given his service
time(less than five years), Gomes is arbitration-eligible after the season.
The Reds simply heve to tender him a contract, and he's theirs for 2010
whether he likes it or not. Fay's article seems to imply that the Reds might
non-tender Gomes, which would be odd (but not unprecedented).
And then there's Gomes telling Fay he'd accept arbitration if the Reds offer,
which makes even less sense. If the Reds tender him a contract, Gomes' only
say in it is regarding his 2010 salary. If the two parties can't find common
groung, there would be an arbitration hearing.
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