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By mw2828, Section Journals
A 25 million dollar plunge unrelated to the luxury tax counts as relative pocket change in the admittedly gluttonous Yankees universe. Therefore, going forward, Kei Igawa's performance should be judged in context of his contract, not the posting fee. Because the contract he will receive will be on par with a number four starter.
Obviously, the Yankees overpaid for his rights because:
A. It doesn't count against the luxury tax. Once one gets past the posting bid, the signing is certainly reasonable. The Yankees just need to realize their work is far from finished.
I'll compose a more comprehensive look at this deal later on tonight or tomorrow.
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