Yu darvish

• The Texas Rangers and Japanese superstar right-handed pitcher Yu Darvish reached an agreement for a six-year contract this evening, reportedly worth $60 million. Combined with the $51.
(Washington Post)
• The Texas Rangers and Japanese pitching star Yu Darvish have agreed on a six-year contract, the team announced Wednesday. The deal is worth close to $60 million, one major-league source confirmed to FOXSports.com. It does not include deferred money.
(FOXSports.com)
• Righthander Yu Darvish will wear uniform number 11 with the Texas Rangers. Hitting coach Scott Coolbaugh wore the number last season. Coolbaugh will switch to No. 12 for the coming season.
(Dallas Morning News (blog))
• Japanese starter Yu Darvish has been the most talked about free agent this side of Albert Pujols. The Texas Rangers and Darvish are still working towards an agreement to bring the hurler to the American League for the 2011 season.
(YAHOO!)
• The Texas Rangers signed Yu Darvish shortly before the 4 p.m. CT deadline, meaning hell be in a Rangers uniform and pitching in the States to start this season.
(ESPN)
• ARLINGTON -- Shortly after announcing that the Rangers had signed pitcher Yu Darvish, general manager Jon Daniels was cornered off-stage and asked about the possibility of pursuing free-agent first baseman Prince Fielder.
(Major League Baseball)
• In the escalating stakes of the American League West, the Texas Rangers have answered the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim with the acquisition of Japanese pitching phenom Yu Darvish.
(Baltimore Orioles)
• The Texas Rangers have agreed to terms with Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish on a six-year contract. The deal, announced Wednesday, runs through the 2017 season.
(Chicago Tribune)
• The deadline for the Texas Rangers and Yu Darvish to reach a contract agreement is Wednesday at 4 p.m. CT. Its been believed all along that negotiations would last until deadline day, and here we are at deadline day.
(SB Nation)
• Darvish received further publicity when he was caught smoking in a pachinko parlor on an off-day during his first Spring Training in , despite not being old enough to legally smoke nor to gamble at the time.
(Worldnews.com)