Brewers outfielder Corey Hart won his arbitration hearing, reports Tom Haudricourt of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. He'll be paid $4.8MM in 2010, rather than the team's request of $4.15MM. Hart's hearing marked the Brewers' first since they lost to pitcher Jose Mercedes in '98, according to MLB.com's Adam McCalvy. Hart's victory should come as no surprise, as hearings are often a crapshoot. Hart's representatives at CAA have a reputation for being good in the room, also. One possible comparable, Josh Willingham, settled on Hart's side of the midpoint in January. Despite a weaker platform year than Willingham, Hart was able to win his extra $650K. Hart赢得了仲裁,2010年的薪水将会是4.8M -- 俺から始まる 山手线ゲーム 辉いてるものといったら？ 电气 ダイヤ 太阳 ５０TAの魂!!!!! --

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