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unless the Red Sox up the ante. Tony Massarroti reports:
I didn't begrudge the extra $20 million that Johnny Damon picked up in free agency either. Let's just do this at a tenth of these levels, since we are the little people: would you stay with Boston for $3.6 million over 2008-2010, and pass up $6 million over 2008-2011?So, as things stand, here’s what it comes down to: Lowell can accept three years at $36 million (an average of $12 million per) from the Red Sox, or he can get $14-$15 million annually over four years from someone else.
Total difference in packages: Roughly $20-$25 million.
That’s a lot of dough.
Me neither.
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