Well, apparently they've made some progress and extended the deadline for non-shortened season until 5 PM today.
But still far apart on some issues, of course.
One could argue that it's actually the poorer owners putting the clamps on the richer owners.
However you look at it, it clearly affects the players, so they're the ones who have to fight it.
The only criticisms are of his defense. Defensive analytics are much better now.
Also, if he was set to make 3.1 million again in 2022 and 2023 I don't think he would have been traded.
From the sounds of it, the two sides are still so far apart that it's a virtual certainty we're getting a short 2022 season, if we get one at all.
Disgusting.
Bloom bought prospects. It seems to be part of his MO.
We all know JBJ is unlikely to earn what we're going to be paying him. Let's just stipulate to that.
Fair question. But have you looked at Pillar's defensive metrics? Looks like they have slipped a lot and Bradley is definitely better.
That said, there seems to be no getting around the idea that Bloom must really like those prospects...