Cubs sign Mark Derosa to three year deal
Jim Hendry has signed his second basemen for what he hopes is the next three seasons. Mark DeRosa signed a three year deal today worth 13 million. He had a career year last year batting .296 with 13 homeruns and 74 RBI.
It is an average move for Hendry and the Cubs at this point. I don’t think he is an everyday second basemen or worth almost 4 million per year. I also dont’ like signing a free agent that is coming off their best year of their career, more times then not they will not replicate those numbers.
With this signing, I wonder if the Cubs are going to continue looking at Alfonso Soriano to play a corner outfield position. If not, they better go hard after J.D. Drew to have that power hitting outfielder.


