Zambrano Says He'll Quit With A Bad '10

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If Carlos Zambrano struggles next season like he did this season, he says he'll quit. The pitcher, who's only 28 years old, told the Tribune, "Look, this is the only season I haven't won 16 or 18 or 14 games. If it happens again next season, two seasons in a row, I'll quit. Believe me, I'll quit. I just have to put this behind me." Of course, we all know Zambrano is prone to emotional fits from time to time, so maybe it's just the disappointing 2009 season getting to him. Besides, next year is his contract year so we expect big things out of Big Z. Zambrano has previously hinted at retiring at the end of his contract, which runs through 2013.

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I don't think next year is a contract year for him. I believe he's signed through 2012 with an option for 2013.

you're right! post has been amended!

Great! Here's hoping another shitty year will rid us of Big Z and his bullshit.

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