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According to Mike Puma of
The New York Post,
Scott Boras and Stephen Drew are looking for a payday of at least $14 million for 2014—about the level of the $14.1 million qualifying offer the Red Sox made to Drew. Apparently, this new tactic means they no longer are looking for a
multi-year deal. Nevertheless, it's not likely that any team—including the Metropolitans—are going to shell out that much for one year
and lose a draft pick. Holy Screw-Up, Batman!