Here’s the latest from The Boston Globe’s Nick Cafardo in the newest edition of his Sunday notes column…
- Zack Greinke may not find anything longer than a five-year contract this winter, according to a Major League source. Greinke turns 32 in October, so it’s understandable that teams would be wary about committing big money to a pitcher into his age-37 season, despite Greinke’s current outstanding numbers. It’s not as if Greinke will be suffering for money if he takes the expected step of opting out of his Dodgers contract, as an NL general manager calls a five-year, $150MM deal as “a good starting point.