The Rockies continued their active offseason today, this time adding a bat to their bench in the form of Ty Wigginton. Wigginton received a two-year, $7.5MM deal with an option for 2013, which is steep compared to Eric Hinske's one-year, $1.35MM deal. Wigginton, 33, hit .248/.312/.415 with 22 home runs in 649 plate appearances for the Orioles in 2010. The veteran utility man saw time at first base, second base, and third base for the Orioles, and also has experience in the oufield. He'd been previously identified as the Rockies' top target for a right-handed utility bat. The Orioles made a curious decision this summer in not trading Wigginton, as he was certain to finish the year as an unranked free agent. Rather than acquire some minor league depth or salary relief, they will instead receive no compensation for his departure. Wigginton, represented by Beverly Hills Sports Council, is added to the list of offseason activity from the Rockies that has included extending Troy Tulowitzki, signing Jorge de la Rosa, and informally offering an extension to Carlos Gonzalez. Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports first broke the news that the two sides were close on a deal, while his colleague Tracy Ringolsby added details. Ty Wigginton 两年7.5M 2013选择权 今年.248/.312/.415 22HR http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2010/12/ty-wigginton-reaches-agreement-with-rockies.html --

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