I can't get over rosterbating how great our lineup and pitching could be if they spend $100M and trade a handful of prospects.
C- Murphy/Torrens
1B- M. Olson ($10M arb) (.911 OPS)
2B- Semien ($22M) (.873)
3B- France
SS- Crawford
LF- Conforto (.800 OPS) ($10M)
CF- B. Reynolds ($600k) (.912 OPS)
RF- Haniger
DH- Schwarber ($15M) (.928 OPS)
SP1- take your pick ($22M)
SP2- take your pick ($22M)
Bench: Give Toro and Kelenic less expectations in 2022 and let their performance be a bonus, if it comes. Moore or Walton as 26th man with Lewis, Rodriguez and Paxton in AAA.
Haniger is a free agent after 2022 so Lewis, Kelenic and JRod can sort it out in 2023.
= $102 Million, and a World Series, no holes, no red carpets for unproven kids.
Offseason Plans
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Re: Offseason Plans
I'd package Torrens and trade for a better catcher.bpj wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:54 amI can't get over rosterbating how great our lineup and pitching could be if they spend $100M and trade a handful of prospects.
C- Murphy/Torrens
1B- M. Olson ($10M arb) (.911 OPS)
2B- Semien ($22M) (.873)
3B- France
SS- Crawford
LF- Conforto (.800 OPS) ($10M)
CF- B. Reynolds ($600k) (.912 OPS)
RF- Haniger
DH- Schwarber ($15M) (.928 OPS)
SP1- take your pick ($22M)
SP2- take your pick ($22M)
Bench: Give Toro and Kelenic less expectations in 2022 and let their performance be a bonus, if it comes. Moore or Walton as 26th man with Lewis, Rodriguez and Paxton in AAA.
Haniger is a free agent after 2022 so Lewis, Kelenic and JRod can sort it out in 2023.
= $102 Million, and a World Series, no holes, no red carpets for unproven kids.
Re: Offseason Plans
Feel free to dream but this isn’t even close to off-season we will see in prospects traded or money spent, chop in half on both sides and maybe!!bpj wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:54 amI can't get over rosterbating how great our lineup and pitching could be if they spend $100M and trade a handful of prospects.
C- Murphy/Torrens
1B- M. Olson ($10M arb) (.911 OPS)
2B- Semien ($22M) (.873)
3B- France
SS- Crawford
LF- Conforto (.800 OPS) ($10M)
CF- B. Reynolds ($600k) (.912 OPS)
RF- Haniger
DH- Schwarber ($15M) (.928 OPS)
SP1- take your pick ($22M)
SP2- take your pick ($22M)
Bench: Give Toro and Kelenic less expectations in 2022 and let their performance be a bonus, if it comes. Moore or Walton as 26th man with Lewis, Rodriguez and Paxton in AAA.
Haniger is a free agent after 2022 so Lewis, Kelenic and JRod can sort it out in 2023.
= $102 Million, and a World Series, no holes, no red carpets for unproven kids.
Re: Offseason Plans
After Kikuchi declined, the payroll sits at $45M for 2022.desbcoach wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 2:00 amFeel free to dream but this isn’t even close to off-season we will see in prospects traded or money spent, chop in half on both sides and maybe!!bpj wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:54 amI can't get over rosterbating how great our lineup and pitching could be if they spend $100M and trade a handful of prospects.
C- Murphy/Torrens
1B- M. Olson ($10M arb) (.911 OPS)
2B- Semien ($22M) (.873)
3B- France
SS- Crawford
LF- Conforto (.800 OPS) ($10M)
CF- B. Reynolds ($600k) (.912 OPS)
RF- Haniger
DH- Schwarber ($15M) (.928 OPS)
SP1- take your pick ($22M)
SP2- take your pick ($22M)
Bench: Give Toro and Kelenic less expectations in 2022 and let their performance be a bonus, if it comes. Moore or Walton as 26th man with Lewis, Rodriguez and Paxton in AAA.
Haniger is a free agent after 2022 so Lewis, Kelenic and JRod can sort it out in 2023.
= $102 Million, and a World Series, no holes, no red carpets for unproven kids.
You guys aren't raising your expectations enough. $45+$102= $147M would have put them 11th in MLB payroll in 2021.
Re: Offseason Plans
They could do it if they wanted to but you are talking about and org that was unwilling to part with a couple middling prospects for Kris Bryant....an org that was not willing to sign Walker because he was too pricey and didn't come hat in hand.
Will be lucky to see $100M in 2022 imo.
Will be lucky to see $100M in 2022 imo.
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Re: Offseason Plans
Their max was 162mil in 2018 and mostly in 130mil or close prior. While I see them making a big jump, I see Dipoto leaving plenty of wiggle room for other additions later.bpj wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 2:20 amAfter Kikuchi declined, the payroll sits at $45M for 2022.desbcoach wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 2:00 amFeel free to dream but this isn’t even close to off-season we will see in prospects traded or money spent, chop in half on both sides and maybe!!bpj wrote: ↑Thu Nov 04, 2021 1:54 amI can't get over rosterbating how great our lineup and pitching could be if they spend $100M and trade a handful of prospects.
C- Murphy/Torrens
1B- M. Olson ($10M arb) (.911 OPS)
2B- Semien ($22M) (.873)
3B- France
SS- Crawford
LF- Conforto (.800 OPS) ($10M)
CF- B. Reynolds ($600k) (.912 OPS)
RF- Haniger
DH- Schwarber ($15M) (.928 OPS)
SP1- take your pick ($22M)
SP2- take your pick ($22M)
Bench: Give Toro and Kelenic less expectations in 2022 and let their performance be a bonus, if it comes. Moore or Walton as 26th man with Lewis, Rodriguez and Paxton in AAA.
Haniger is a free agent after 2022 so Lewis, Kelenic and JRod can sort it out in 2023.
= $102 Million, and a World Series, no holes, no red carpets for unproven kids.
You guys aren't raising your expectations enough. $45+$102= $147M would have put them 11th in MLB payroll in 2021.
Re: Offseason Plans
Yep it all comes down to that word again. "Significantly" I think a lot of fans define it as getting payroll right back up to 2018 levels but any business that increases payroll by 20-30% would consider it a significant increase. M's likely won't be any different.
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