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08:12 AM ET 02.04 | Torii Hunter thrived while hitting between Mike Trout and Albert Pujols in Anaheim, and the Tigers can hope for the came kind of production. [Said Hunter:] "It's a good fit for me." Anaheim appeared to be a good fit for Hunter too. ... But in conversations with General Manager Jerry Dipoto, Hunter said he was led to believe the Angels were financially handcuffed by the $42 million they owe reserve outfielder Vernon Wells. Their offer to Hunter was for $5 million. ... Hunter said he was "trying to be funny" in his ["money hidden under a mattress"] tweet, adding that the Angels organization "is A-1; I had a blast there." But he also felt misled. "Just tell me straight up that you don't want me," Hunter said, "and I'll be fine with that."

Torii Hunter, Getty Images

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February 4, 2013 10:21 AM ET

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Get over it.

THE BISHOP!

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February 4, 2013 10:38 AM ET

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well I think they pretty much said that , when they said We are not giving you what you want Tori.

rich954

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February 4, 2013 01:51 PM ET

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You know the biz side Torii. We had a number for you, it wasn't good for you, fine move on. Nobody lied to you. Thanks for your time, enjoyed you as an Angel.

ICEnSoCal

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February 4, 2013 04:16 PM ET

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time for hunter to start a new chapter,,as a tiger he could blosoom much better,,,

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February 4, 2013 08:51 PM ET

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wiseup: Angels didn't wantto pay you what you wanted. That's the business of MLB. Get over it. Voice your displeasure with Angels when you play them. Then let your bat and glove avenge theAngels decicion to let you go.