
Drew Henson
45-Year-Old
Free Agent
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AVG
.000
HR
0
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0
R
0
SB
0
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Henson was put on waivers by the Yankees after he agreed to terminate his contract. He gave up the $12 million remaining on the $17-million, six-year deal he agreed to in 2001 in order to play football, the Detroit Free Press reports.
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If he isn't claimed by a team by Monday, he'll be a free agent. It's unlikely any team will claim him with so much money due to him on his contract if claimed and the fact he's said he's going to play in the NFL.
If he isn't claimed by a team by Monday, he'll be a free agent. It's unlikely any team will claim him with so much money due to him on his contract if claimed and the fact he's said he's going to play in the NFL.
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2004
2003
Observers no longer whisper their speculation whether Henson would be better off playing football. It's now an outspoken belief, following a second consecutive disappointing season at Triple-A Columbus. Henson's batting eye hasn't improved, and his power has declined. His lack of development is what prompted the Yankees to trade for Aaron Boone.
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Henson and the Yankees have reached a resolution that frees him from the final three seasons of the six-year, $17 million contract he signed with the team in 2001, ESPN's Len Pasquarelli reports.
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Henson, the former Michigan quarterback, would like to settle up on the $12 million he's guaranteed over the next three years by the Yankees so he can pursue opportunities in the NFL, according to the Bergen Record.
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Henson is not viewed as an option to start at third base if Aaron Boone can't play this season, general manager Brian Cashman told Newsday. Other sources also say Henson has decided to play football and the Yankees are negotiating to buy out his contract.
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Henson, still under contract to play baseball, will know on November 20 if he is on the Yankees' 40-man roster.
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Henson was recalled from Triple-A Columbus by the Yankees on Friday.
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