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According to Nick Cafardo of
The Boston Globe (AKA '
John Henry's Journalistic Plaything')
the bidding for former Red Sox reliever Andrew Miller will start at three years and $21 million. Word is that Miller is a "strong union man" (whatever the hell
that means in a multi-millionaire's 'labor' group) and will seek out the highest bidder for his services. He
also wants—apparently in his non-union moments—to rejoin
The Carmine Hose. Ah, the dilemmas of spoiled baseball players! In any event, the tall lefty's performances for the Orioles so far this post-season can only enhance his desirability
and price tag. Will
Ben Cherington be able to convince the NOG (New Ownership Group) that Miller is a key component of a 2015 bullpen? Stay tuned!
