While there had been many reports over the last week that the Blue Jays had put in a large unbeatabler bid for Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish, the Texas Rangers were declared the winner on Monday night.
(Sportsnet.ca)
The Texas Rangers have won the rights to negotiate with Yu Darvish, ending weeks of speculation about where the Japanese pitching star may begin his Major League Baseball career.
(FOXSports.com)
The Texas Rangers won exclusive negotiating rights to Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish by submitting a $51.7 million bid.
(NJ.com)
So will Yu Darvish make em forget Nolan Ryan in Texas? Wait. Forget that. Better question: Will Yu Darvish make em forget Albert Pujols and C.J.
(CBS Sports)
Until Monday night, that is. The Rangers won the rights to negotiate with 25-year-old Japanese right-hander Yu Darvish with a $51.7 million bid. Now, theyve got 30 days to negotiate a contract.
(Major League Baseball)
Exclusive rights to negotiate with Darvish, a Japanese pitcher, will be awarded to one major league team this week.
(USA Today)
The Texas Rangers have won the right to negotiate with Japanese star right-handed pitcher Yu Darvish of the Nippon Ham Fighters. Reports say the bid was a record $51.7 million.
(ESPN)
The Texas Rangers won the negotiating rights to Japanese pitching sensation Yu Darvish on Monday after bidding a record $51.7 million.
(KMBC.com)
Dec 20, 2011 - The Rangers have won the rights to negotiate with Japanese-Iranian sensation Yu Darvish thanks to a record bid of $51.7 million, giving them 30 days to figure out a contract with the pitcher.
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