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It's "Yankees," and apparently quite a few teams were willing to go over $100 million, so there you go.
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The White Sox spent nearly half what the Yankees did on Tanaka on an arguably much bigger risk who also has zero MLB experience.
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Big difference between hitter and pitcher.
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I don't doubt that at all, but it would be really interesting to see the numbers. I'll try to look it up later.
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Higher injury risk plus only makes a possible impact once every five days.
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Of course a pitcher is riskier, just saying that I've read a bit of backlash against Tanaka here saying that he's not a good signing because he has zero MLB experience. Neither does Abreu. And NPB is closer (in quality, not geography) to MLB than is the Cuban league.
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