His numbers are huge, but so are the numbers he and agent Scott Boras have in mind for a new contract. Will the Angels, who traded for him at the end of July, let him walk away?
Signed with the New York Yankees. ($180 million for eight years)
He won't get anything near the $120 million, seven-year deal it took for the Yankees to sign him away from Oakland, but after hitting 32 home runs in 2008, Giambi should be able to find a job.
Signed with the Oakland Athletics. ($5.25 million, one year)
