... significant piece of its future to get you, especially after tanking on it during a playoff drive, but Sanchez and his agent could've presumably held out for a larger contract. ... professional athlete and his adviser must think so, even if they didn't let it stop the ink. To me, that says Freddy Sanchez is more about pride and loyalty than his is about the money. Considering his talents, ...

... , because c’mon. But I digress… It’s still fair to look at Sanchez, though, and say he’s better than what we had. The Giants sure had a lot of players who weren’t qualified to ... , but the overall problems haven’t really been addressed. Poll Reaction to the Freddy Sanchez extension? 42% Yay! 613 votes ...

The San Francisco Giants traded for Freddy Sanchez during the middle of the 2009 baseball season. The marriage apparently is working out well as Sanchez and the Giants agreed to a two-year extension. Terms of the extension ... played with the Pirates from 2004 through the middle of last season. For his career, Sanchez has a .299 batting average and an on-base percentage of .334. ...

... Francisco Giants announced today that they've come to terms with second baseman Freddy Sanchez on a two-year deal. Terms weren't announced ... with the Giants holding an $8 million option on Sanchez, it's probably safe to assume that the cost for them per year will ... a batting title in 2006.Giants Sign Freddy Sanchez to Extension originally appeared on MLB FanHouse on Fri, 30 Oct 2009 22:35: ...

... Freddy Sanchez signs two-year contract Veteran expected to play important role in lineup Keeping an ... expected move in that direction Friday by re-signing second baseman Freddy Sanchez to a two-year contract. The Giants acquired Sanchez from the Pirates for right-handed pitching prospect Tim Alderson on ... batting order. But shoulder and knee injuries limited Sanchez, 31, to 25 games. He hit .284 with ...

Announced late Friday, the Giants signed Freddy Sanchez to a reported (Chron's Schulman ... incentives (which eventually got him a total about $8M, if I recall right), Sanchez was trading off the risks that 1) he could be in Type A free ... Joe Martinez (obviously, Brad Penny did pretty well). Plus, if Sanchez can continue to improve, that would also help too. Same with Zito. As I've been noting ...