Hasslecracked wrote: ↑Tue Oct 05, 2021 2:48 pm
For his part, Seager told Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times he hasn’t heard from the front office about the status of his option. In something of an eyebrow-raising comment, the veteran third baseman added he hasn’t spoken with president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto “in years, probably four years. We don’t communicate at all. Not even passing by in the hall. If he spoke to my agent or anything like that, I haven’t heard anything.”
Hasn’t talked to Dipoto in 4 years? Does that seem strange to anyone else?
I don't believe this, either there has been bad blood between or it isn't true.
Even if true it is a classless statement.
Seager has been very critical of the organization and kind of led the revolt against the Graveman trade.
In any relationship it has to be a two way street.
Just like the comments made at the trade deadline here is Seager again accusing Dipoto of some kind of bad behavior.
It sounds to me like he is doing everything in his power to make sure he gets released.
Why not just say it, " I want out"? Because those kind of words might cost him suitors on the open market. Perhaps some orgs might be wondering about him right now as he says these things.
I probably like him as a person and player but he and Divish are using each other to their own ends.