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According to Jim Molony of MLB.COM Randy Wolf has decided to test the free agent market. "I've been honest with Ed about that and my agent has been honest with Ed about that...

Randy Wolf to Test Free Agent Market

by Jason Cardwell (Contributor)

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November 13, 2008

MLB, Breaking News, Randy Wolf

According to Jim Molony of MLB.COM Randy Wolf has decided to test the free agent market.

"I've been honest with Ed about that and my agent has been honest with Ed about that. Baseball players don't have many chances to be a free agent and the past two I was coming off injury."

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The 32 year old left hander says he is flattered by the desire the Astros have shown in trying to keep him in Houston.

This doesn't mean he won't pitch for Houston in '09 but it probably means that if it does, it'll will be for more than the club originally offered him. 

This could lead to the club pursuing other oppurtunities while Wolf tests the market, such as Andy Pettitte, Mike Hampton, Ben Sheets, or Derek Lowe.

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  1. reply to comment by Zane
    about 1 month ago

    Good information. I hope they can keep him, but not at too high a price tag. What about left for dead, but only 28 yrs old, Mark Prior? He should come pretty cheap. The Astros have nothing to lose by bringing him in for a workout.

  2. reply to comment by Jason
    about 1 month ago

    I would say absolutely bring him in for a workout. They tried to sign him last year. But, it would have to be for cheap and incentive laden if they decided he was worth it.

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