Number-one Reliever on the Market?
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Rafael Soriano, coming off a season where he converted 42 of 46 save opportunities, opted out of his contract with the Yankees today. Does that upstretched finger mean he's the number-one reliever on the free agent market? With Scott Boras representing him, do you think he'll get a contract for four years and $60-million? Or even come close? That's what Yankees president Randy Levine hinted to reporters. Is any reliever not named Rivera worth that kind of money? Please share your comment.