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作者: yyhong68 (come every now and then) 站內: CMWang
標題: [外電] about Wang's arbitration hearing
時間: Fri Feb 15 11:20:31 2008
以下來自 Peter亞伯拉罕的blog:
Wang now waits for a result
Chien-Ming Wang’s arbitration hearing has finished. It was held at a hotel
in St. Petersburg.
A three-person panel heard the cases presented by the Yankees and agent
Alan Nero. Brian Cashman and Jean Afterman represented the Yankees.
Wang will learn today whether he will be paid $4 million or $4.6 million
this season. The hearing was the first for the Yankees since they beat
Mariano Rivera out of $2 million in 2000.
“I’m happy it’s over,” Wang told Taiwanese journalists outside the
hotel. “Whatever is the result, I won’t be upset. I’m excited about
the season starting.”
http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2008/02/14/wang-now-waits-for-a-result/
Update on CMW’s arbitration hearing
Little bit of an update here. Spoke to Alan Chang, who is one of Alan Nero’s
associates and focuses much of his attention on Chien-Ming Wang.
He said that the hearing was not combative and that Wang understood and
accepted the process. Winning or losing the case won’t change how he goes
about his business.
“Chien-Ming was comfortable with everything,” Chang said. “It went well.”
Remember, Wang had the hammer when he was a college player in Taiwan and
had teams bidding for him to sign. He understands how business works.
http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2008/02/14/update-on-cmws-arbitration-hearing/
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作者: yyhong68 (come every now and then) 站內: CMWang
標題: [外電] about Wang's arbitration hearing
時間: Fri Feb 15 11:20:31 2008
以下來自 Peter亞伯拉罕的blog:
Wang now waits for a result
Chien-Ming Wang’s arbitration hearing has finished. It was held at a hotel
in St. Petersburg.
A three-person panel heard the cases presented by the Yankees and agent
Alan Nero. Brian Cashman and Jean Afterman represented the Yankees.
Wang will learn today whether he will be paid $4 million or $4.6 million
this season. The hearing was the first for the Yankees since they beat
Mariano Rivera out of $2 million in 2000.
“I’m happy it’s over,” Wang told Taiwanese journalists outside the
hotel. “Whatever is the result, I won’t be upset. I’m excited about
the season starting.”
http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2008/02/14/wang-now-waits-for-a-result/
Update on CMW’s arbitration hearing
Little bit of an update here. Spoke to Alan Chang, who is one of Alan Nero’s
associates and focuses much of his attention on Chien-Ming Wang.
He said that the hearing was not combative and that Wang understood and
accepted the process. Winning or losing the case won’t change how he goes
about his business.
“Chien-Ming was comfortable with everything,” Chang said. “It went well.”
Remember, Wang had the hammer when he was a college player in Taiwan and
had teams bidding for him to sign. He understands how business works.
http://yankees.lhblogs.com/2008/02/14/update-on-cmws-arbitration-hearing/
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