Mark Teahen released by Blue Jays
The Blue Jays announced that they have given Mark Teahen his unconditional release. They designated the infielder/outfielder for assignment earlier in the month and will be responsible for paying his $5.5MM salary in 2012.
Teahen joined the Blue Jays in the three-way deal that sent Edwin Jackson to St. Louis and Colby Rasmus to Toronto. The 30-year-old posted a .200/.273/.300 line in 177 plate appearances for the White Sox and Blue Jays in 2011, appearing at all four corner positions.
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C'mon Kenny...pick up the phone!
"They're a dead team walkin'." - Joe Cowley commentary on the Sox 2012 rebuilding year (WSCR interview, 12/7/11)
that extension is up there with the jaime navarro signing and the todd ritchie trade.
except there was actually some hope for those moves. just horrible.
by obnoxious american on Jan 17, 2012 4:38 PM CST reply actions
If Rasmus doesn't play better
this becomes a horrible trade for the Blue Jays…losing Stewart, Rzepcynski, 5.5 million, Miles Jaye and Daniel Webb. For Rasmus.
It came from afar and traveled sedately on, a shrug of eternity
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