Braves Reportedly Will Offer Horner One-Year Contract for $900,000
The Atlanta Braves will offer free agent Bob Horner a one-year contract worth $900,000 during major league baseball’s winter meetings next week in Dallas, according to a published report.
The Atlanta Constitution reported in today’s editions that General Manager Bobby Cox would make an offer to Horner and his agent, Bucky Woy, that would include incentives and a provision for weight checks, possibly on a daily basis.
Horner weighed 234 pounds after his last game with the Braves in 1986. His previous Brave contract included a clause stipulating he keep his weight at 215 pounds or lose a portion of a $100,000 bonus.
Horner rejected the Braves’ offer of a three-year, $4.5-million contract last January and played last season in Japan.
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