Losing Carlos Pena and Rafael Soriano hurts, but Carl Crawford came up through the organization’s farm system and has been the team’s biggest star in franchise history—so the prospect of C.C. leaving hurt most.
“I don’t want to leave, everybody knows that,” Crawford said. “I like it here. I’ve made that known. I wish something was able to be worked out.”
Two things here. First, he spoke in the past tense about wishing something could be worked out. The other is that the Rays seem to be set on cutting payroll and Crawford is poised for a huge ...
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