Chicago Cubs to hire Rudy Jaramillo
3 years, $2.42 million.
over 2 years ago
Adam J. Morris
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Wow
The Cubs sure are paying a hell of a lot of money to get Rudy. Given what he was making in Texas, congrats to Rudy for managing to go from highest paid hitting coach to ridiculously higher paid hitting coach.
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Cubs NL rankings
year……obp/slg
2009….10/8
2008……1/1
2007…..9/8
2006…..16/10
2005……11/2
Hmmm… seems like they may already be a Rudy type of team.
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Hope you enjoy...
working with Sori again Rudy. Good luck.
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When was this?
The Rangers offered Jaramillo just a one-year deal at a modest raise over his 2009 contract of $650,000 to stay in Texas, sources said.
I thought it was a 5% raise. Anyways, $806 666 per year is a huge raise over anything we were giving him.
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I think it was a 3% raise.
So, $670K guaranteed from Texas versus $2.42M guaranteed (unless he’s fired, but even then there must be a buyout). Not much of a choice there.
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Really that isn't much money considering they are a big market team.
It might be a lot for a hitting coach but whatever. who cares. Wish the guy luck cause there offense was worse then ours, at least when I saw them play.
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Good for him
Anytime you can get paid like that you’ve got to take it.
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He's got a lot to work with there
So I’m sure if the Cubs hit well next season, we’re going to have to hear about how it was dumb to let him go. I am glad things worked out for him though.
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Just promoting Scott Coolbaugh, probably.
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