拉米肥皂劇又有新消息了 ST. LOUIS -- Cubs third baseman Aramis Ramirez dispelled speculation he might opt out of his contract by telling the Sun-Times on Monday that he will exercise his $14.6 million player option for 2011 and stay with the Cubs. Ramirez made a similar assertion in July, but after continuing media questions over the weekend about his opt-out rights -- and his vague responses -- he made his intentions clear Monday. 'Yes,'' he said of his plans to return. ''I'm leaning on it.'' Leaning? ''I'm staying here,'' he said. ''Put it that way.'' Of course he is. It would defy sanity to do anything else, given the economic climate for free agents in recent years and the fact he's coming off back-to-back seasons compromised by injuries and slumps. His player option is worth $16.6 million guaranteed, counting the $2 million buyout on the club's $16 million option for 2012. ''And you can print it: I have confidence in [general manager] Jim [Hendry],'' Ramirez said. ''He's a smart guy. He's going to turn this around.'' Ramirez, who had been bothered by a sore quad, returned to the lineup Monday for the first time since Sept. 5. He doubled in his first at-bat and scored the first run. http://www.suntimes.com/sports/baseball/cubs/2706154,CST-SPT-csep14.article 拉米:憨吉是好人 我喜歡他 我相信他能把球隊帶往好的一面 所以我想留下來.... -- Do they still play the blues in Chicago When baseball season rolls around When the snow melts away Do the Cubbies still play In their ivy-covered burial ground --

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