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Net Worth Summary The majority of Cohen's fortune is derived from his holdings in hedge funds operated by Point72 Asset Management. The firm had $27.2 billion in assets under management in January 2023, according to the firm's website, of which about $9.5 billion belongs to Cohen. Suppose Mets' revenue can only support payroll of $200M. At $346M opening day payroll, He'd eat about $150M. I think he can afford it.
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50 Pitches, 3 innings for Whitlock. I love watching him pitch. He's another guy I'd pay to watch pitch.
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Looks like the starting lineup with exception of Yoshida and Verdugo. And Whitlock is starting.
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Whitlock's contract 23: $1.00M Pre-Arb 24: $3.25M Arb 1 25: $5.25M Arb 2 26: $7.25M Arb 3 27: $8.25M FA 1 (club option) 28: $10.5M FA 2 (club option) Could be a steal if he establishes himself in the starting rotation.
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This year's payroll would have been under the tax limit with Mookie's $29M, less Duvall's $7M and Verdugo's $6.3M. Next year's raise for Devers could be covered by letting go of two free agents, Kike and Paxton. I think I read Bloom state that Betts would not have players surrounding him for the team to succeed. I think he was not patient enough. Or maybe it was John Henry.
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I will refrain from making any negative comments about Brasier this year. He had replaced Barnes for me in my dog house.
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It's good to have options. You never know about starting pitchers.
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Yep....quality of his pitches will get the major league hitters out. He'll only get better. Last September, he went 2-3, losing twice to the Yankees, pitched 27 1/3 innings with ERA of 1.65, striking out 26 and walking 10. He'll turn 24 I believe in May.
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Cubs, White Sox and Reds for me.....irritating.
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Bello, 11 pitches 2 strike outs in his first inning of spring training debut. He's someone I'm excited about. High ceiling guy I think, but maybe I'm in the minority. And to think Mata was higher rated three years ago......throw in Whitlock, Houck and Kutter to that mix, we have some young talent. Bello, 25 pitches, 6 up, 6 down.
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Yep, I get it. In an era when starters fail to go 5 innings, backhanded compliment of "he's an inning eater" does have some value. If he's our #3, we won't make the playoffs.
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Yes but if it happens all the time over long period, then what? He had good streak going early to mid season last year but he's not someone I get excited about. When he pitches, you better hope we score 4 runs or more.
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Luxury Tax Payroll by positions $01.225M C $00.723M 1B $02.000M 2B $10.000M SS $17.500M 3B $18.000M LF $07.000M CF $06.300M RF $10.850M DH Yoshida is the highest paid this year (on the field). Cora says he'll bat cleanup. Trevor Story earns $6M more than C, 1B, 2B, CF and RF combined.
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Mediocre = as in nick pivetta 2 homers today Cora "stuff wise we like it"....Really?
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Bello to pitch today. That only leaves Paxton as the only starter on the mend. 1 Kluber 2 Sale 3 Pivetta 4 Houck 5 Whitlock (opening day on IL?) 6 Kutter 7 Bello (opening day on IL?) Maybe we use Winckowski for one start the first time through. Where are we with our bullpen? I saw we lost a lefty yesterday.
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Now we have 1 Kluber 2 Sale 3 Pivetta 4 Houck 5 Whitlock 6 Kutter Just waiting on Bello and Paxton
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Yep
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I guess they did demolish our major league pitchers last year.
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Pitchers seem more inclined to injuries than position players. But your point is valid.
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I'm more inclined to think it's best to buy out couple of years of free agency when the player is young opposed to giving extension to an older player. There was really no reason to extend Sale in the spring training in my view. Same goes for Matt Barnes. I like what we did with Whitlock. We gave Devers an offer he couldn't refuse. I'm happy about that. He's young. His ten year deal will outlast any injuries he may suffer. I think there's merit to the original thought of not extending earlier than you need to for any pitcher in his 30's. See Sales and Barnes. I'm good with one/two year deals for veterans. PS. sorry it was meant to be a response to another thread.
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So much for our 'prospects' Murphy and Walter. 12 runs, 11 earned in 4 1/3 innings pitched. I saw NO upside. Ugh....
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Mata looked fit. I thought he was little pudgy last season from the pictures I saw. He really looks good. High velocity, nice cutter and also impressive 12/6 curveball. Moon and I have always liked this guy. Not sure where all the bullpen talk came from......come to think of it, it's due to his lack of command. That's fair. Now I'm talking to myself. Mata throws 47 pitches and three innings of shut out ball.
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Well, I guessed wrong. Houck came back, got the pitch count up to 75, allowed two runs after a hit batsman followed by a walk. Best thing today was he threw 75 pitches. And he didn't get hurt.
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I'm guessing Houck's day is over. 3 IP, 59 pitches. Anxiously waiting for Mata's turn.
