The 35-year-old says he'd like to return, citing his mother's comfort living in nearby Anaheim Hills, but he'd have to take a pay cut after getting 15 homers and 50 RBIs during his injury-plagued season. "Right now I don't know anything ... Sometimes they talk to your agent, and the agent doesn't tell you anything. ... Sometimes I have to think about my mother, since she feels good being in Anaheim. Nothing is close to happening. I just have to wait for it to happen." Figgins also could be gone, although his 3-for-35 performance in the playoffs might drive down the offers for a usually consistent leadoff hitter. Full Article at The Honolulu Advertiser