Connor Joe to Dodgers

[IslandBrave]

For $500k in international Slot Money

[50PoundHead]

Connor, we hardly knew ye!

[nsacpi]

Interesting that we are acquiring slot money even though restricted to 300K in how much we can pay out to individual prospects. I guess we are signing a boatload of prospects in the 100-300K range. I like that we are trying that kind of strategy.

[Horsehide Harry]

Interesting that we are acquiring slot money even though restricted to 300K in how much we can pay out to individual prospects. I guess we are signing a boatload of prospects in the 100-300K range. I like that we are trying that kind of strategy.

Go quantity in the hopes of finding a bit of quality. Given the restrictions, not a bad strategy.

Also, you build some good will with a large number of the "agents" and "runners" in expectation of future opportunities.

[JxnMissFan]

Is there a cap on the amount of pool money that can be traded at one time?

[rico43]

Couldn't hit a lick in his two weeks in Mississippi. Guessing Dodgers are restricted worse at ATL in international market.

[clvclv]

Interesting that we are acquiring slot money even though restricted to 300K in how much we can pay out to individual prospects. I guess we are signing a boatload of prospects in the 100-300K range. I like that we are trying that kind of strategy.

I'll take 5 more Albies and Acunas for that, thanks.

[50PoundHead]

Interesting that we are acquiring slot money even though restricted to 300K in how much we can pay out to individual prospects. I guess we are signing a boatload of prospects in the 100-300K range. I like that we are trying that kind of strategy.

Could be that or it could be that they are viewing the international money as an asset to possibly move in off-season trades. I'm fine with it either way.

[cajunrevenge]

Why would the Dodgers do this? I don't even know who this jabroni is. Also, we don't have house the 500k on one prospect. It just adds to our available pool. The braves always did prefer quantity over quantity. There are plenty of first round picks in the draft who were nothing prospects at 16.

[Southcack77]

Why would the Dodgers do this? I don't even know who this jabroni is. Also, we don't have house the 500k on one prospect. It just adds to our available pool. The braves always did prefer quantity over quantity. There are plenty of first round picks in the draft who were nothing prospects at 16.

I hadn't thought about what a harder cap on international spending might do at the lower end of the pool. I don't quite understand the parts well enough to game it out real well, but maybe harder caps will lead to more opportunity to sign midlevel guys even for penalty box teams.

[ramadon101]

Why would the Dodgers do this? I don't even know who this jabroni is.

Survivors Guilt after Olivera.

[Pugfan]

Why would the Dodgers do this? I don't even know who this jabroni is. Also, we don't have house the 500k on one prospect. It just adds to our available pool. The braves always did prefer quantity over quantity. There are plenty of first round picks in the draft who were nothing prospects at 16.

I Never heard of Conor Joe until today, lol. I thought it was really Conor Lien at first. Trading Conor Lien probably wouldn't get you a bag of chips

[Southcack77]

For $500k in international Slot Money

I guess Connor Joe's chance of contributing is probably close to zero so sure, this is fine.

[steveAKAslick]

Survivors Guilt after Olivera.

Haha...I was thinking more along the lines of a pity f**k but that works too

[JxnMissFan]

I Never heard of Conor Joe until today, lol. I thought it was really Conor Lien at first. Trading Conor Lien probably wouldn't get you a bag of chips

I saw him play a few times in MS. Kind of shocked he was worth 500K. But with the Dodgers luck he will be the 2020 rookie of the year.