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Tampa Bay Rays score with free agent bargain shopping (St. Petersburg Times)

**By Gary Shelton, Times Staff Writer**

Monday, May 7, 2012

Two teams. Similar dreams.

One team has a new stadium, and as a result, it had money to burn. The other
wants a new stadium, but still, it was willing to spend a little more. Call it
money to singe.

One team went into free agency shopping for stars. Almost two hundred million
dollars later, it had the leading hitter in the National League, a proven
closer and a veteran starting pitcher.

The other went into free agency, like always, sifting through the bargains.
Fourteen million later, it had a designated hitter coming off shoulder
surgery, a first baseman who strikes out too much and a relief pitcher the
Angels threw away.

Score it Rays 3, Marlins 0.

Consider it the latest installment in the continuing commentary subtitled "And
isn't Andrew Friedman smart?''

If you are looking for a reason why the Rays have won as many games as anyone
in baseball, the best place to start is at the desk of Friedman, the Vice-
President of Beating Opponents With a Medium-Sized Bag of Nickels. (Yeah, the
print on his business card is a little crowded.)

He is the best ...

St. Petersburg Times

reduce waste by not taking a bag?

For the rest of this week, I would like everyone to be consciously aware everytime they go shopping to try to reduce plastic bag usage. For small items, put them in your purse or pocket. Shopping at more than one store, put the items in one bag only. For the real enthusiastics, bring your own bag. Everyone respond with how many bags you saved from waste this week. It all adds up.

This is a great idea! Too bad we can't tell the world. Luckily I heard that Ikea is now using canvas bags too. All stores should switch.

And even if you can't use other bags it is always good to keep the bags for other things or even stuff them in your purse or pocket they are so small.

Again AWESOME idea!