[情報] Stephen Drew, Diamondbacks agree to $3.4M deal
PHOENIX (AP)—The Arizona Diamondbacks and shortstop Stephen Drew avoided
arbitration by agreeing Tuesday to a $3.4 million, one-year contract.
Drew was coming off a five-year contract he agreed to after being selected by
the Diamondbacks as the 15th pick in the 2004 amateur draft. That deal called
for a $4 million signing bonus and annual salaries of $700,000 in the majors
and $300,000 in the minors.
Drew, younger brother of Boston's J.D. Drew, has been in the majors since
midway through 2006, his second professional season. He hit a career-best .298
with 44 doubles and 21 homers in 2008 but dipped to .261 with 29 doubles and 12
homers last season, although he did have a career-high 12 triples.
The agreement leaves pitcher Edwin Jackson as Arizona's only player remaining
in arbitration. The right-hander, an All-Star for Detroit last season, was
acquired as part of a three-team trade involving the Tigers and New York
Yankees.
Jackson asked for $6.25 million and Arizona countered at $4.6 million when the
sides exchanged figures Tuesday.
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