Phils, Ruiz Agree To $475K Deal To Finish 2009 Signings

Posted by Tim Malcolm, Wed, February 25, 2009 03:43 PM

Carlos Ruiz was the final Phillie to sign a contract for 2009. The catcher signed a one-year, $475K contract that would be worth $255K in the minor leagues.

Ruiz, 30, hit .219 with 4 HR and 31 RBI in 2008.

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  1. Phillies ink Ruiz - Off the Record Sports Says:

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  2. Georgie Says:

    So he gets a $50K raise for handling the pitching staff superbly and playing great defensively? Seems a little cheap, but what do I know?

  3. Manny Says:

    CHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCH!

  4. JOE Says:

    saved a lot of Lidges pitches,hidden hero,playing for peanuts.I get mad at Phillies for not throwing the guy a bone,they know nobody in b/ball will take him-exploting the catcher.Last yr F garcia pitcher said his arm was ok they signed him for a couple of mil without examination [2yr]ago cant figure front office reasoning.Adam Eaton’s signing 2 yrs ago had me baffled-penny wise dollar foolish

  5. Phillin' 'er up! Says:

    CHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCH

  6. Matthew Says:

    That is horse dookie. Give the guy a little credit in terms of cash…

  7. Shawn Says:

    He deserves 500k for the playoffs alone.

  8. Phan in TN Says:

    Its just not right. Where is his arbitration or super agent? When we struggled with our RISP difficulties, it was Chooch that came through for us.

    Someone needs to kick the Phillies ownership in the ding ding because they don’t appreciate Ruiz enough.

  9. NJ Says:

    Just the way it goes, Ruiz is hurt by his age because he’s not going to break the bank in arbitration that will probably see him non-tendered towards the end of his arb years and he’s not going to hit the bank as a free agent.

    The reality is defensive catchers don’t rake in the big bucks but they can hang around and make a nice career out of their skill. In reaility at this point Chooch is a glorified back-up, he handles the staff well but his bat hurts his value in the era of the Mauer’s and McCann’s and he isn’t in the ranks of the Molina’s yet.

  10. Bear Mike Says:

    It’s hard to have pitty for a guy who makes $475K. I have a feeling that Choooch will have a good season this year – same defensively but hopefully he will hit around 0.275 with some power.

    I am pysched – I my wife bought me season tickets today! 3rd base side Section 135.

    GO PHILLIES!

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J.C. Romero - $4 million
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Greg Dobbs - $1.35 million
Ross Gload - $1 million
Brian Schnieder - $1 million
Juan Castro - $750,000
Clay Condrey - $650,000
Chris Snelling - $450,000
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Chris Coste - $415,000
Francisco Rosario - $395,000
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