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    Carlos Delgado’s knee was checked out by team doctors yesterday and was reported to be fine.
    Manager Carlos Tosca said his only concern is that he might have to give Delgado a day off every three to four games for a while.
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    Carlos Delgado was selected as the AL Player of the Week.
    Delgado, who has had a very disappointing seaon, hit .381 (8-for-21) with three homers and six RBI over the past seven days.
  • BOS 1st Baseman
    Today will likely be Carlos Delgado’s last game as a Blue Jay.
    He will be a free agent tomorrow, and although he will not receive contract offers in the $18 million per season range (his current salary), he should get offers beyond $8 million per season, which would make him too expensive for Toronto.
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    With an extra $2 million-$5 million being added on to the budget, the Blue Jays still have some hope of keeping free agent Carlos Delgado.
    Team president and CEO Paul Godfrey expects negotiations to begin soon. The Jays probably won’t go much beyond $9 million-$10 million per season in a three- or four-year contract, so they won’t be the high bidder.
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    Free agent Carlos Delgado would like to play for the Orioles, his agent said.
    “Baltimore, we are most significantly interested in,” said agent David Sloane. “It’s a great place to hit. Hitting in that batting order is very interesting to us.” The Orioles are expected to make one of the top bids for Delgado. The Mets also figure to be in the running.
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    Carlos Delgado said his agent would meet with the Orioles and Mariners at next week’s general manager meetings.
    Baltimore and Seattle should be among Delgado’s top suitors. The Mets and perhaps the Angels could also be involved, and the Blue Jays will make some kind of a proposal to keep him.
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    Agent David Sloane said Monday that the Rangers are out of the running for Carlos Delgado.
    “We met with the Rangers and had a great meeting,” Sloane said. "[Rangers GM] John Hart ... they don’t come any better. We love the Rangers, they love us. But apparently Carlos is not in their budget.” Delgado is looking for $64 million over four years. He’ll probably get $50 million or so.
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    The Mets are preparing a four-year contract offer for Carlos Delgado, Newsday reports.
    Delgado is going to have to get at least the $50 million that Richie Sexson received. It won’t be worth offering him less.
  • BOS 1st Baseman
    The signing of Pedro Martinez won’t stop the Mets from pursuing free agent Carlos Delgado to play first base.
    The Mets reportedly offered Delgado a three-year deal before Pedro was signed. It’s expected to take at least $50 million over four years to get a deal done. The Mariners and Orioles remain very interested, and the Red Sox and Yankees can’t be completely counted out.
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    Carlos Delgado’s agent doubts his client will sign with a new team before the Dec. 7 arbitration deadline.
    Several top free agents won’t be signed until mid-December because the signing teams won’t want to give up draft picks. Players like Carlos Beltran, Adrian Beltre and Jason Varitek are likely to be offered arbitration, but Delgado, Richie Sexson, Magglio Ordonez and Troy Glaus are among those who could come without compensation.