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  1. The Mets signed him for 2 years and $20 million. They got 8 plate appearances out of him.
  2. Well, if there's no significant change to the system in the next CBA, and we go over in 2022, that would put us in the dreaded Year 3 in 2024. With this 3 year system you're never very far from being in tax hell again. Hopefully they change that a little.
  3. Power. He has a career .486 SLG. And a career .912 OPS vs. lefties. As for last year's BA, Schwarber hit .188. How much did he sign for again?
  4. The Jays rotation has question marks too.
  5. He had Covid right?
  6. Yeah, yeah, thanks for telling us again. We're not unaware of Nate's history or his Baseball-Reference page.
  7. Same here. With today's expanded format both the 1977 and 1978 teams would have made it. The early 80's for Sox fans were days of scorched earth.
  8. We don't know anything LOL Obviously this is all between Henry, Werner and Bloom to decide. I still have a hunch we're going to end up going a little over. The tax issue is also complicated a bit by the fact the CBA expires at the end of this year.
  9. There's no way of knowing in advance. Maybe we make no more moves, miss the playoffs by one game and look back with regret. Maybe we'll think, gee, we spent over $200 million anyway, maybe we should have spent a little more.
  10. I like your attitude Denny.
  11. Eh, I think it's more like, we'd prefer to stay under the limit, but if you see good reason to go over, we're open to it.
  12. Don't forget Chaim dangled the carrot that staying under the tax line was 'not a firm mandate'.
  13. I see Perez listed.
  14. OK, but why are you including Perez but leaving out Eovaldi?
  15. Pretty good, Ken. Fair and conservative.
  16. No retreads for you.
  17. I would take Odorizzi, sure. But there's no guarantee he pitches better than Price. I felt kind of neutral about offloading half of Price's remaining contract. Didn't like it much or hate it much. It was kind of a footnote to what really mattered in the trade.
  18. Yes, it would be no surprise to see the Dodgers move Price now. And Dodgers fans will be saying "David, we hardly knew ye."
  19. Weber finished the season strongly last year. He'll be back this year, better than ever.
  20. NESN ratings took a dive in 2019, that's why I feel comfortable saying there was a general malaise among the fans that year.
  21. So after missing out on Bauer, the Mets will probably be the ones who sign Odorizzi...
  22. Yep. While the old schoolers were tearing Cora to shreds, new schoolers were lambasting DD for Eovaldi, Pearce, the bullpen and the onrushing cliff. It was the whole package.
  23. Friedman is knocking it out of the park. What's interesting is that it really takes a championship to make everything worth it. If the Dodgers hadn't come back from 3-1 against the Braves people would be making much of their continued title drought. And probably calling this Bauer signing 'desperate' and the like.
  24. Not to belabor the point, but nobody enjoyed the 2019 Red Sox very much either. Red Sox fans are seriously spoiled after all the titles. 2019 was a perfect example. Fans spent the season either ripping Cora for RestGate or tuning out.
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