When the Detroit Tigers announced the signing of third baseman Brandon Inge, one of Adrian Beltre's most talked-about landing spots evaporated as quickly as a solemn promise from Scott Boras. So, while there will still be a healthy market for Boras to mine, a big sucker is off the board. One would think this enhances the chances (at least a little bit) of Boston getting back their best everyday player of 2010.
Beltre's Market Shrinks By One
When the Detroit Tigers announced the signing of third baseman Brandon Inge, one of Adrian Beltre's most talked-about landing spots evaporated as quickly as a solemn promise from Scott Boras. So, while there will still be a healthy market for Boras to mine, a big sucker is off the board. One would think this enhances the chances (at least a little bit) of Boston getting back their best everyday player of 2010.
