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A story in the New York Daily News said the Red Sox were hoping to acquire Halladay before the winter meetings begin a week from Monday.
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Report: Jason Bay rejects Red Sox initial offer, to become free agent
Jason Bay will officially become a free agent Friday morning. According to a report on SI.com , Jason Bay has rejected the initial offer from the Boston Red Sox and will officially become a free agent.
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Come To Think Of It: Will Red Sox Have Happy Hollidays Or Halladays?
Matt Holliday...Roy Halladay...this offseason is so damn confusing. But we know one thing - both players are available and at least one will sign a huge deal this off-season. Will one of the teams that bites be the Red Sox? Look, with apologies to Jason Bay and John Lackey, Matt Holliday is the best free agent on the market.
The Bay State: Signing Jason Bay Should Be the Red Sox' Priority
The Red SoxA finally winning theA World Series was the best and worst thing for the franchise.
Will Jason Bay Return to the Red Sox in 2010?
The Boston Red Sox had a 15-day window following the end of the World Series to try to re-sign out fielder Jason Bay.
Buzz: Jason Bay Rejects Red Sox Initial Offer
Jon Heyman of SI.com says that Jason Bay has rejected the Red Sox initial contract offer, and will head to the open market beginning tomorrow.
Head-to-Head: Jason Bay is the most appealing free-agent bat
In what is considered a thin free-agent class, two elite sluggers remain available: Matt Holliday and Jason Bay.
Red Soxa Bay ready to play the field
With the passing of midnight, the Sox' exclusive negotiating window with Jason Bay closed, making him a true free agent.
Red Sox fail to reach deal with Bay before deadline
Outfielder Jason Bay has elected to test the free agent waters. The left fielder rejected the first offer from the Red Sox, which was reported to be a four-year, $60 million deal.
Why Jason Bay Should've Accepted the Boston Red Sox' $64 Million Offer
ESPN.com reports that Boston Red Sox left fielder Jason Bay refused an initial offer by the team and will dive into the pool of free agency to test the depth of its waters.
OF Jason Bay reaches open market
At 12:01 a.m., all 171 free agents, including six from the Red Sox, received the green light to begin negotiations with all 30 teams.
NY Mets GM Omar Minaya will have chance to speak to Carlos Delgado face-to-face
Omar Minaya, left, needs to see Carlos Delgado, right, on the field before he talks to him about returning to the Mets next season.
Red Sox would a oelovea to have Jason Bay back
Posted by Anthony Stalter At least, this according to WEEI.com : Speaking at an event to honor Red Sox principal owner John Henry, who received the Woodrow Wilson Award for corporate sponsorship, team president/CEO Larry Lucchino expressed his organizationa s desire to re-sign Jason Bay.
Baseball: Holliday isn't on Angels' wish list, Moreno says
Today is the first day that free agents can sign with any team. But one potential suitor already has eliminated itself from the Matt Holliday derby.
Reports: Bay turns down Red Sox offer, set to test market
It looks like Canadian outfielder Jason Bay will be hitting the free agent market.
Jason Bay reportedly rejects initial offer from Boston Red Sox
Left fielder Jason Bay officially will test the open waters of free agency after declining the Boston Red Sox 's initial contract offer, according to an SI.com report.
Jason Bay and Matt Holliday: What are They Worth?
Matt Holliday formerly of the St. Louis Cardinals and Jason Bay formerly of the Boston Red Sox are the prize hitters in the 2009 2010 free agent market.
Who Would You Rather Have: Jason Bay or...?
Jason Bay is a good baseball player ... at some things. For other things, he's a bad baseball player.
Sizing up baseballa s free-agent market
The flip side is that some baseball executives believe that the rest of the free agent crop will fall through the cracks, sitting and waiting unless they are willing to take a bargain deal.
The Cardinals see left fielder Matt Holliday as a unique talent within this year's free agent pool, and they apparently do not envision themselves as bidders for the market's presumptive second choice should Holliday defect.
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