Royals bolster Bullpen, Sign Ron Mahay
Posted on December 19th, 2007 by Old Navy King
According to Fox Sports’ Ken Rosenthal, the Kansas City Royals have signed lefty reliever Ron Mahay to a 2-year deal, worth a reported $8 million, pending a physical. Mahay apparently turned down 3-year offers from other teams, and took a higher annual salary from the Royals instead. Seems to be becoming a theme for players this offseason (A. Jones, H. Kuroda).
Mahay is 36 years old, but did go 3-0 last season with a 2.55 ERA, while pitching for both the Texas Rangers and the Atlanta Braves. He has a career ERA of 3.77.
Filed under: Atlanta Braves, Kansas City Royals, Texas Rangers
Ron Mahay was a replacement player for the Red Sox in 1994. Weird, huh?
Get over the 114 year old replacement player and give credit where credit is due. he wasn’t even a pitcher at the time — people have no knowledge! This gusy deserves money and to make the all star team — everyone in baseball should stop being pansy’s being cancers in the clubhouse and act like ron mahay a class act!