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And he's owed $18 mil, Stanton isn't taking on salary

Yeah, just finish dead last for 6 straight years and get top 5 picks, if not the no. 1 overall pick in multiple drafts... and then hoard all of those prospects for a half decade. Just follow that template... it's easy! Yeah, if you don't want to spend money then you can spend time. Is KC in that cl...

Michael Conforto?

We shall see, like i said, I think he ends up eating Dipotos lunch

Eddie Rosario's 2024 option was for $9 mil. Atlanta took on somewhere between $2M and $3M dollars to upgrade from one year of 32 year-old Eddie Rosario and three years of backup Nicky Lopez to five seasons of Jarred Kelenic and two years of David Fletcher. I don't see it as a lot of money. Think its...

Just like pointing to the O's success as proof that you don't have to spend to win. Yeah, just finish dead last for 6 straight years and get top 5 picks, if not the no. 1 overall pick in multiple drafts... and then hoard all of those prospects for a half decade. Just follow that template... it's ea...

I don't have a problem with striking out per se. But a 32 percent rate is indicative of a slump. How many hitters have been able to maintain a 900 ops while striking out 32 percent of the time? Only 1 this season. Lots of interesting names in this list. Screenshot 2024-06-07 10.41.25 AM.png I think...

The Braves hardly paid a thing for him. I think Anthopoulos ends up looking like a bandit with this deal . So our math says $15.75M. Per reports from those directly briefed on the finances in the deals, primarily The Athletic's Ken Rosenthal ($), Atlanta assumed "in the range of $15 million" in 2024...

Mariners have an issue with contact. There's Adam Dunn, looks like he struck out about 30% of the time and had a career.854 ops, so there ya go

Plus five years of control.