Ryan Ludwick's faith was rewarded. The outfielder has agreed to a new one-year contract with the Cardinals, avoiding an arbitration hearing that had been scheduled for Tuesday. General manager John Mozeliak confirmed the deal on Monday evening.
Cardinals Official Site
Cardinals outfielder Ryan Ludwick and the club have agreed to a one-year deal and avoided tomorrow’s scheduled arbitration hearing. General manager John Mozeliak just confirmed that a deal was struck early this evening, allowing both sides to remain here in Florida and not race each other for morning flights to Arizona.
Cardinal Beat
The last of the St . Louis Cardinals players in salary arbitration has reached a settlement.
The Biz Of Baseball
With the announcement on Monday that the St. Louis Cardinals came to an agreement with All-Star outfielder Ryan Ludwick on a one-year contract for the upcoming season, the book is now closed on the club’s 2009 arbitration eligible-cases.
The Cardinal Nation
Ryan Ludwick arrived at his first spring training with the Cardinals in 2007 and found himself assigned to the placeholder group for workouts, the pack of hitters who filled in the blank spots on manager Tony La Russa's daily schedule. If that meant his group took batting practice after conditioning, so be it. They weren't the priority.
STL Today
Ryan Ludwick: Avoids Arbitration With Cardinals
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