MaxPower said:
I'd also be looking at signing a pitcher and flipping Framber. Maybe you get a guy like Eovaldi on a two year deal then trade Framber to the Orioles for O'Hearn and Kjerstad to get some lefty bats and saves you money as then you don't have to sign Walker (who also has a QO).
MaxPower said:
I've seen Kim projected around 4 years $60M, Walker around 3 years $50M and Belli is making $27M. If you dump Pressly that would put you around $250M this year.
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Ags #1 said:
Willie Adams to
Giants 7 yrs 182 mill
it may not be Dana's call
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With Adames off the board, non-Bregman 3B options include:
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Internal:
Dubon/Dezenzo/Whitcomb/Matthews (eventually)
Trade Options:
Alec Bohm
Free Agents:
Yoan Moncada
Paul DeJong
Gio Urshela
Brandon Drury
Jorge Polanco
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Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
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Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
Ags #1 said:
Willing to be at 34 we see a sharp decline. But who knows
Farmer1906 said:Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
I would give him 10 years 175.
Mathguy64 said:Farmer1906 said:Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
I would give him 10 years 175.
That's very team friendly with a stupidly low AAV. No chance he or Boras takes that. They will get the same money or more in less years.
Farmer1906 said:Mathguy64 said:Farmer1906 said:Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
I would give him 10 years 175.
That's very team friendly with a stupidly low AAV. No chance he or Boras takes that. They will get the same money or more in less years.
If the offers are 6/156 and 10/175 with the same large up front bonus, which are you taking?
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tjack16 said:Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
I'd give him 7. He'd be 37/38 when the contract is done and I think a move to second would benefit him in those late years. His plate discipline will always be there
Plus, if you think about it, in about five years or more 26 or $27 million will not be as much as it is in today's baseball. It'll be more to the equivalent of what 20M is now
MosesHallRAB04 said:tjack16 said:Ags #1 said:
If bregman wants 7 years you absolutely let him walk. The last 3 years of that deal would be crippling.
I'd give him 7. He'd be 37/38 when the contract is done and I think a move to second would benefit him in those late years. His plate discipline will always be there
Plus, if you think about it, in about five years or more 26 or $27 million will not be as much as it is in today's baseball. It'll be more to the equivalent of what 20M is now
But his plate discipline wasn't there this last year.
