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  1. I would suggest that means he wasn't Plan A. To me, it means they had a whole bunch of options that they were considering and they were looking to go cheap. A Plan A is more like the Mets signing Soto for whatever it took, or the Phillies signing Schwarber for whatever it took. $85M/3 is more like 'He's okay, if we get him cheap'.
  2. At least with the players, you always have the option of not signing them. Once an umpire gets a job, it's his forever.
  3. Hugely important, imho. Now we have a decent chance of going 4-3 on the road trip, and that's the most you can reasonably expect.
  4. Reminds me of Caleb Williams. Dude doesn't wake up until the game is on the line, and then he (noisily) puts it away.
  5. I know it'll seem preposterous, but Sandy could wind up being worth his contract. He just needs to keep pitching like this and to make every start.
  6. No. I wouldn't look at him until next spring training.
  7. You have no way out on Alonso. They made a legit offer to Bregman, so you could make an argument there. To suggest that Alonso was Plan A, but Breslow offered him half of what BA offered, is not discussion-worthy.
  8. But you're wrong. If Breslow wanted Alonso, he'd have offered him way more than $85M/3. The numbers say that Breslow didn't want Alonso.
  9. They offered $85M/3. It was clearly an offer designed to be declined.
  10. It could be several things. Maybe either or both had deals contingent on this one. Or maybe Bloom agreed, but had a choice between two similar players that he wanted to think on. And Contreras had a limited no-trade clause that could've caused a delay. All of which make 10x as much sense as thinking that the RS Plan A was to sign Alsonso, but only offered him $85M/3.
  11. You're the one trying to tell everyone what Breslow's Plan, Plan B, etc. is. So I get to make my own interpretation, and a much more logical one than yours.
  12. Likely the same with Durbin and Bregman. If I thought I could get 3.5 WAR out of Bregman, or 3.0 WAR from Durbin, plus having the money to sign Suarez, it's not worth 5 minutes of bandwidth to go with Durbin + Suarez.
  13. I think most RS would have no problem trading Arias for the right return. Not wanting to trade Arias because one doesn't like the other player(s) excessive strikeouts or poor defense, is not tantamount to keeping Arias at all cost.
  14. The underlying logic behind all proposed trades is that there are 29 teams out trying to help us out.
  15. So the -0.6 bWAR over the -0.4 bWAR. And taking the higher negative WAR is maybe offset by disturbing the pitchers' rythmns?
  16. You're wasting your time. Fred doesn't care how often or how egregiously wrong he is.
  17. I think you're buying high. I wouldn't do it, but if they threw in Alcantara, I'd think about it.
  18. Think how much better we'd have been if Schwarber had accepted the $775,000 we offered Gaspar.
  19. He lowballed Alonso because he knew he had the Contreras deal available.
  20. You have no idea what Breslow's plan is. I mean, if you think you talked to him about it, I'd be interested in hearing the conversation. But you have no idea what Breslow was thinking on the 100 players he might have been considering.
  21. I think that's pretty close. A team like Miami might not have that much interest in keeping Alcantara due to his salary.
  22. Of course. As I always say, no one will trade for us unless they get someone back that they hope will have some success.
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