Following the sudden 6-month suspension of the franchise’s pitcher for his involvement in gambling, as ESPN has just confirmed, it is announced to San Diego Padres fans that the head coach has officially announced the signing of the Cincinnati Reds left fielder to a 3-year, $76.5 million contract after it was confirmed that the New York Yankees formally offered him a 6-year, $250.5 million contract, but it was rejected by the franchise in favor of joining the San Diego Padres due to…
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