It's his game to win. If he blows it, the GM and owners will get the blame. If he wins, he's a new hero.
I remember him as a player, and even though everyone is questioning his lack of management experience, he apparently had TLR's full confidence.
I try to never follow the off-season transactions, because I love the game itself, not the gamesmanship behind the game. But, I can't help but be antsy about Albert's contract.
I still stick by what I said last year: it will take a lot more money to get him away from the Cards than it would take to get him to stay. Letting him go, no matter what his price, would cost the organization far more than paying him whatever he asks.
