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Call me harsh but I have little sympathy for professional athletes that turn down fairly valued hundred million dollar contracts. Then, when circumstances or injuries prevent that player from ever earning the amount of money that they turned down, you want to say I told you so.
Yankees finalize Opening Day roster; Greg Bird returns on minor league deal; New York projected to have best pitching staff in baseball; Todd Frazier retires
Frazier was selected in the first round of the 2007 MLB June Amateur Draft by the Cincinnati Reds. He played 41 games for the Reds in 2011 before breaking out in 2012.
Two-time All-Star Todd Frazier is set to announce his retirement today, he tells Greg Joyce of the New York Post. "(Baseball) …
Opening Day of the Major League Baseball season is a few countable hours away. New York Yankees general manager, Brian Cashman, is tweaking the final undecided spots on his roster. Surprisingly, Cashman parted with a valuable left-handed reliever in Joely Rodriguez in his rare exchange with the Mets for righty reliever Miguel Castro on Sunday. It seems like a move that should benefit both teams.