我很懒，所以写个摘要就好： 1. Jack Z提了一年约给Branyan，Branyan的感想是：给太低了吧 2. Branyan说他非二年以上的约不要，不排除进FA试试水温 3. 另外 Jack Z 也有对 Wilson 提出个复数年约，不过也是被Wilson打枪了 水兵可以选择执行8.4M的选择权、600k的买断，或着提前续新约 Branyan declines Mariners' one-year offer Slugger wants at least a two-year deal, hopes to be back http://tinyurl.com/yk5cb3w By Jim Street / MLB.com Free-agent first baseman Russell Branyan has rejected a one-year offer from the Mariners and though he still hopes to return to Seattle next season, he said he would rather test the market than settle for anything less than a two-year deal. "I'm not a bad guy, not a selfish guy," he said from his offseason home. "I don't know if there is a two- or three-year deal out there for me, but I would like to have more than a one-year deal. I don't want another one-and-done [contract]." Branyan signed a one-year, $1.4 million contract with Seattle last December and responded with a career year, leading the team with 31 home runs and had a single-season high 76 RBIs before a herniated disk in his back ended his season in late August. He has had three-days-a-week therapy since the end of the season and should be completely healthy long before the start of Spring Training. Going into the offseason, he said he wanted to return to the Mariners and expected to be offered a contract for more than one year. "I was informed by my agent [on Monday] that we were filing for free agency," Branyan said. "I was offered a one-year deal, but we felt it was pretty low and, quite honestly, we were looking for more than one year. He said [testing the market] was the only way we could get an idea of what my value is, so we rejected the offer." The Mariners still have exclusive negotiating rights to Branyan until Nov. 20, leaving plenty of time to talk one-to-one. "I would love to wake up tomorrow morning and hear that [Mariners general manager] Jack [Zduriencik] wants to go more than one year," Branyan said. "I'm tired of playing year-to-year. It's crazy. It's no secret that I would like to play the next two or three years in a Mariners uniform." He remains hopeful that things will work out. "My agent [Danny Lozano] said he's confident that we will get something done with Seattle," Branyan said. "He also told me not to take the [one-year offer] personally. It's just part of the negotiating process. He knows and the Mariners know I would take less to play there than somewhere else. All I want is to be treated fairly." Meanwhile, it was reported by the News Tribune on Tuesday that the Mariners also had made a multiyear offer to shortstop Jack Wilson and it apparently was rejected, though club officials could not be reached to comment. The Mariners have the choice of picking up the $8.4 million option for next season, buy out the final year of the deal for $600,000, or try to work out a new contract for the 31-year-old acquired from the Pirates on July 29 in a seven-player trade. Injuries limited Wilson to 31 games with Seattle, and he batted .224 with one home run and eight RBIs after batting .267 with four home runs and 31 RBIs in 87 games with the Pirates. There was no further news Tuesday on Ken Griffey Jr. His agent, Brian Goldberg, and the Mariners continue to discuss a one-year contract for the future Hall of Famer. --

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