Cubs, Rays eye Pedro

94...?

Ummmm if Pedro is throwing 94, the Red Sox should be watching him as well. Last time he was throwing 94 was 4 or 5 years ago when he was a pretty darn good pitcher.

Find it hard to believe he was throwing 94.

it is sad to watch the demise of the once great Pedro. Pedro of 1999-2000 was amongst the greatest ever. Too bad money gets in the way of going out on top. Bill Russell, Jimmy Brown, and Rocky Marciano are among the few who knew when to hang it up. The only guy in recent times was Elway and even that was ten years ago.

how many pitchers are more than a 5-6 inning pitcher now? He should be a great pick up for somebody needing a starter down the stretch.

Here's hoping the very best for Pedro. We will never forget how great you were in Boston.

Wow, Pedro with the Rays would be pretty weird considering his history with them back in the day...

He'll be lucky to get a million....poor guy...

I hope he lands on the Cubs and help then. Pedro was on Fire during the WBC.

8 is great

the blue jays should aim for this guy...... with roy halladay and another pitcher (plus dumping vernon wells and alex rios ) they are the best in baseball!!! (eric bedard for alex rios and a pick, jason bay for travis snider, david purcey and minor league pitcher draft pick, justin mourneau for wells and overbay and scott rolen and and a minor league pitcher for ryan zimmerman) hahahaha only in my dreams eh........

Pedro's ready to play again if he get's the correct amount of 'respect' as he call is

"Too bad money gets in the way of going out on top. Bill Russell, Jimmy Brown, and Rocky Marciano are among the few who knew when to hang it up."

I know it's annoying when guys like Favre are painfully indecisive about retirement and the networks make it all the more annoying by dedicating so much time to their indecisiveness. And I know that nobody really loves watching a former great being, well, anything less than great. But the idea that greatness ought to preclude the true greats from staying in their sports past their prime—that the great ones ought to "hang 'em up" while they're still on top—is really silly and overly maudlin. Shouldn't everyone keep trying to do what they love to do, no matter how old they are? Maybe Pedro actually enjoys baseball, and wants to win a few more games, and doesn't mind putting off his HoF induction by a year or two. Randy Johnson just explained that his success in his mid-forties is that much more gratifying precisely because he isn't what he used to be and no longer throws 98. It's not as though Pedro or Tom Glavine are jumping onto the field in the middle of games, or hanging around outside the clubhouses and trying to force the league into taking them back. They're professional athletes who like what they've been doing for the last twenty years and they may still have something to offer. So what?

Even Keith Foulke, a guy who said he didn't like baseball that much, still wants to play after all.

I want to see pedro with the "RAYS" the rays are a young team that need a guy with experience plus is a star bring more people to the field.At this time i also think the rays are much better team than the cubs.

any team in the league need's PEDRO and i mean anyone.