According to MLB.com's Joe Frisaro, the Marlins and free agent outfielder Alfredo Amezaga have mutual interest in working out a new deal.
Amezaga was non-tendered by the Fish in early December because he was due a raise from the $1.3 million he earned in 2009. In other words, he's not likely to score a major deal. The 31-year-old utilityman was limited to just 27 games this year due to a left knee injury and batted only .217/.267/.261 when he was healthy, but the Marlins seem to like his versatility.
Amezaga was non-tendered by the Fish in early December because he was due a raise from the $1.3 million he earned in 2009. In other words, he's not likely to score a major deal. The 31-year-old utilityman was limited to just 27 games this year due to a left knee injury and batted only .217/.267/.261 when he was healthy, but the Marlins seem to like his versatility.
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