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Prince Fielder is frustrated about his contract. The Milwaukee Brewers renewed the slugger's contract for $670,000 on Sunday after he finished third in the National League's most valuable player voting last season. "I'm not happy about it at all," Fielder said. "The fact I've had to be renewed two years in a row, I'm not happy about it because there's a lot of guys who have the same amount of time that I do who have done a lot less and are getting paid a lot more. But my time is going to come. It's going to come quick too." The first baseman, who made $415,000 last season, will be eligible for arbitration after this season. General Manager Doug Melvin said he thinks the 23-year-old Fielder is making more money than any player not eligible for arbitration who doesn't have a multiyear contract. The Brewers base their offers to young players on performance benchmarks, not what other teams have offered players in similar situations. Source:Associated Press |
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