Attention, GM shoppers! The Free Agent Warehouse is officially open for business. Throughout our store, you will find everything to help fix your team. From starting pitchers to power hitters. From bullpen help to role players. Everything is here to satisfy your needs. Please be aware that there are no rain checks in case we are sold out of the players you’re looking for. Also, we do not accept coupons. Yes, we’re talking to you, Daddy Less-bucks and Little Orphan Jeffy, so stop asking us if we have any “buy one, get one free” deals. It doesn’t work that way at the Free Agent Warehouse.
We hope you brought your checkbooks. We will have many registers open to help speed up your free agent shopping and numerous player agents will be on hand to assist you. If you have any questions, please direct them to our manager, Mr. Boras. Now let’s take you on a tour of our store.

First, we have our electronics department. Here is where you will find all the gamers, such as John Lackey. His tenacity, determination and consistency will help your team fill a very important spot in the starting rotation. If you do not find John Lackey on the shelves, perhaps we can interest you in a different pitcher. We always have Joel Piñeiro and Jason Marquis in stock. They’re not the hot item of the week, but they can provide a cheaper alternative to John Lackey. For those inquiring about when Roy Halladay will be in stock, we were told that he will not be available at the Free Agent Warehouse for another year. If you are here for Halladay and only Halladay, please report to the corner pawn shop, where trading is encouraged.
You will also find batteries in our electronics department. A good battery consists of a pitcher who can throw any pitch and spot it exactly where his catcher wants. We just received a new shipment of Bengie Molina for any team who needs a replacement battery. Brian Schneider is somewhere on the battery wall, but he’s in need of some recharging.
From here, we take you to our lighting department. Without proper lighting, your home stadium will suffer from a lack of power. We have multiple items that may be to your liking. We have received many requests for Matt Holliday and Jason Bay. As you all know, without our customers we have nothing. Therefore, we are proud to announce that both Holliday and Bay are available. Power is not cheap, so we hope you came prepared to spend if you choose to brighten your stadium with those bulbs. If you have dark corners in your home stadium, we have Adam LaRoche, Russell Branyan and Hank Blalock, all of which can provide temporary power help. Of course, we still have our older models like Carlos Delgado, but we cannot guarantee that he will be bright for an entire season.
Over here, we have our hardware section. These players have the tools to bring a team together. They might not light up the scoreboard, but they provide the glue that solidifies the team. Orlando Hudson and Chone Figgins are our most requested items. Another item that may intrigue you is Mark DeRosa. He is one of our most versatile tools, providing assistance in your infield and outfield.
Our toddler section is under renovation, so you will not find any players there at the moment. We hope to reopen it by next year at the earliest, or perhaps in two seasons. By then, we’ll have Manny Ramirez and Milton Bradley as the toddler section’s main attractions.
Although you have all winter to buy the free agents we have in stock, please remember that all purchases are final. Also, we are not responsible for damaged goods. We are not forcing you to buy anything in our store. You’re making that decision on your own. If you make a poor purchase, it’s on your hands. However, if you find free agent gold, your fans will be dancing in the streets.

That’ll end the tour of the Free Agent Warehouse. We hope you found something of interest for your team. For those of you who need to use the rest room before leaving, please be careful when you flush so that your wallets don’t accidentally fall in. Yes, Mr. Minaya. I’m talking to you. We don’t want you to come up with a convenient excuse if someone else comes in and scoops up one of the players on your shopping list.
Don’t forget to come again soon. We’ll be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week throughout the winter to serve all of your shopping needs. We’re the Free Agent Warehouse, where no one has to go home empty-handed.
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You forgot 2 big things,
No Refunds and No Guarantees.
You can sign your purchase to a 4-year 53 million dollar contract and there’s no guarantee you’ll get your money’s worth. (Guess who)
…and no discounts.
…that’s 3 things.
I would go for Holliday as my big time purchase this offseason. Then move in on either Pineiro or Wolf. Next would be one or two of the upside pitchers: Bedard/Harden/Sheets/Duchscherer. Then catcher. With that I think you have a solid team.
I heard that the Mets were interested in a catcher and I thought of an idea. The Mets really need to get rid of Oliver Perez and stop holding on to this kid. He shouldn’t even be in the Major Leagues and he is never going to be the type of pitcher they are hoping for. If they can part with Oliver Perez, I can see a Joe Mauer in the Mets future. COME ON OMAR GET RID OF PEREZ! YOU MORON!
Get rid of him how? Last year we were saying the same thing about Luis Castillo. Nobody is giving us anything of value for Perez much like last season with Castillo. All we can hope for is a rebound season like little Luis gave us.
you think its that easy dont you…perez is due 24 million over the next two years..thats 12 mil per year…who can afford to dump that much money…its like paying 100 dolars for a meal and the meal turns out to be bad, you cant just throw it away like that…mainly because you paid 100 dollars for it….and besides perez might bounce back next year like JOE D said, i still have hopes for him…he is trainning in arizona you know…and he definately has no trade value.
Unfortunately, a wiring defect has been discovered in the Ollie Perez model, requiring a complete rewiring of his control system. As this problem is known to all of our shoppers, it will need to be fixed before there is any demand for this model. Of course, if this problem is proven to be fixed, it will probably be removed from our shelves by its current owner.