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Reagins: Player Finances No Place For Team
The issue came up Thursday when ESPN.com reported that Rodney Fernandez, a former employee of Hendricks Sports Management, was being investigated over more than $300,000 missing from first baseman Kendry Morales' bank account. "It is not our position that a player's finances and who he chooses to handle his finances is not something that involves the club," Reagins said. "He's savvy enough and understands his priorities, and that's being on the field for this club." Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mathis Wins $1.3M Arbitration Case On Strength Of PostseasonJeff Mathis didn't have much in the way of regular-season offensive statistics to support his case in arbitration, but the catcher's impressive defensive resume and some big playoff hits apparently swayed a three-person panel in his favor. Mathis was awarded a salary of $1.3 million on Friday, a significant amount over the $700,000 figure submitted by the Angels. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mathis Beats Angels In Arbitration
The catcher will earn a raise from $450,000 to $1.3 million in 2010. Mathis hit .211 with five homers and 28 RBIs in 237 at-bats last year. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Angels Feb 2010 Archive
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Angels general manager Tony Reagins says it's not his place to become involved in the financial matters of players.
Jeff Mathis has defeated the Angels in salary arbitration.