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Tim Hudson | Starting Pitcher

TEAM: Atlanta Braves
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'1' / 170
DOB: 7/14/1975
AGE:34
COLLEGE:Auburn
BATS/THROWS:Right / Right
CONTRACT INFO: 11/12/09: Signed a three-year, $28 million extension. Details
 Tim Hudson-S- BravesNov. 12 - 3:24 pm et
Braves signed Tim Hudson to a three-year, $28 million contract extension.
He'll take home $9 million in each of the next three seasons. The new contract also includes a fourth-year club option for 2013 worth $9 million, with a $1 million buyout. Considering the weak market for starting pitching, Hudson could have earned more on the open market, however he decided to grant the Braves a sizable "hometown discount" in order to stay in Atlanta. Hudson was 2-1 with a 3.61 ERA and 1.46 WHIP over seven starts in September after returning from Tommy John surgery. The 34-year-old right-hander is 11th among active pitchers with 148 career wins.
Tim Hudson's 2010 Profile
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 Pitching
GGSWLSVIPHRERBBKCGSHOERAWHIP
7721042.1491717 13 30 003.611.46
Career Stats Pitching
 YearTeamGGSWLSVIPHRERBBKCGSHOERAWHIP
1999OAK21211120136.0121564962132103.241.35
2000OAK32322060202.01691009382169224.141.24
2001OAK35351890235.02161008871181303.371.22
2002OAK34341590238.1237877962152422.991.26
2003OAK34341670240.0197847261162322.701.08
2004OAK27271260188.2194827444103323.531.26
2005ATL29291490192.0194797565115203.521.35
2006ATL353513120218.123512911879141214.861.44
2007ATL343416100224.1221878353132113.331.22
2008ATL23221170142.012553504085113.171.16
2009ATL7721042.14917171330003.611.46
 
Season Totals - Minors   Pitching
ClubClassGGSIPWLSVRERHBBKCGSOERAWHP
Myrtle Beach (CARO)A 2 24.2 0103 35230 0 5.791.50
Gwinnett (INT)AAA 5 518.2 1007 7242110 0 3.381.39
 
 Tim Hudson-S - Braves Nov. 12 - 9:47 am et

David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the three-year extension for Tim Hudson is official.
A conference call is scheduled for 10:30 am ET on Thursday. Hudson received a three-year deal that will reportedly pay him $9 million per season. The contract includes an option for a fourth year.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 Tim Hudson-S - Braves Nov. 4 - 11:27 am et

Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports that Tim Hudson "has passed his physical and essentially made his three-year contract extension a done deal."
Atlanta may wait until after the World Series to officially announce the three-year extension, but the two sides worked out a deal last week and merely had to "find a doctor that the insurance company would approve." He'll reportedly receive around $9 million per season.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 Tim Hudson-S - Braves Oct. 29 - 8:57 am et

According to David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Tim Hudson is expected to sign a three-year contract extension with the Braves by early next week.
O'Brien reports the two sides have have made rapid progress on an extension that will pay Hudson roughly $9 million per season, a rather significant "hometown discount" during a weak free-agent market for starting pitchers. With Hudson locked up, the Braves can turn their focus to cashing in on their starting pitching surplus.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
 Tim Hudson-S - Braves Oct. 28 - 6:12 pm et

Sources told FOXSports.com's Ken Rosenthal that the Braves and Tim Hudson are closing in on a three-year deal.
Rosenthal reported just two weeks ago that Hudson would opt for free agency, but he's backtracking in a big way now. Hudson likely will take a significant discount to stay close to home and pitch for the Braves. He stood to command at least $12 million-$13 million per year on the open market.
Source: FOXSports.com
 Tim Hudson-S - Braves Oct. 26 - 10:02 am et

David O'Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution writes that Tim Hudson and the Braves are set to resume talks on a contract extension this week.
O'Brien cites a source as saying the extension is expected to be for "at least" three years. Hudson is expected to earn at least $9 million or more annually in the new contract, a relative bargain. The new contract will presumably replace Hudson's current contract, which has a $12 million mutual option for 2010. The 34-year-old right-hander was 2-1 with a 3.61 ERA over seven starts after returning from Tommy John surgery in September.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution

 

 

 

 

 

 

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