T.J. Simers of the Los Angeles Times writes about Manny Ramirez and how his 2010 performance will determine how much anyone is willing to pay him for next season.

Phil Rogers on the Chicago Tribune talks about White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle the possibility of him retiring after his contract ends after the 2011 season. Rogers hopes that Buehrle has at least 10 more years left after he pitched 7 shutout innings yesterday.

The Astros Lance Berkman is hopeful that he can return to the starting lineup by April 10, but that date remains a moving target according to David Barron of the Houston Chronicle.

The Angels Torii Hunter has no regrets leaving the Minnesota Twins. As an outsider, he’s watch the Twins raise their Opening Day payroll from $57 million in 2008 to $97 million in 2010. (Joe Christensen, Star Tribune)

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