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<!--QuoteBegin-Anthony Castrovince / MLB.com+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Anthony Castrovince / MLB.com)<!--QuoteEBegin-->The Indians appear to be close to signing closer Kerry Wood to a two-year contract, MLB.com has learned.

The offer to Wood might include an option for a third year, though that could not immediately be confirmed. But a source said the deal is gaining momentum and could be completed quickly.

The Indians met with Pat Rooney, the agent for Wood, at the Bellagio on Monday and stepped up their efforts to land the 31-year-old right-hander.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

Take it for what's worth.
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That would be cool with me, and welcome Biggz.
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Yeah, I wouldn't mind it for Kerry or the Cubs. I mean, it's in the AL and he would be pitching against the Sox regularly. Plus they're on our level of ineptitude so he'd be used to that.

And thank you. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]
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Agreed...have always had a soft spot for Cleveland. He'll get to pitch for good fans, in a great park, and against the scourge.

Hey! Welcome Biggz...and all the new guys!
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Also, it would keep him in the Midwest (well more east than midwest) close enough that his wife and kids could remain in Chicago. Not that they wouldn't have anyway.
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Yeah...let's worry about Woody's family now.