11/17: Jose Molina: If I Signed, Nobody Told Me
While
Mark Feinsand was reporting that Jose Molina had signed a two year, $4 million dollar deal to remain in New York,
Bryan Hoch has this:
Reached by telephone at his home in Puerto Rico, Molina said that he had no knowledge of a completed deal but was pleased to hear of reported progress.
"No doubt about that, I still want to go back," Molina said. "It's just a matter of what we're going to do and what their plans are. A lot of times, it doesn't depend on the players -- it depends on what they're willing to do and say. It's what the teams need."
Via
Cbeck3.
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