Better off just keeping Odorizzi if that’s the case. We could have found a suitor for him.
Better off just keeping Odorizzi if that’s the case. We could have found a suitor for him.
Headscratcher
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
Based on the numbers in this article:
The Astros paid Will Smith $5.6 million ($4.6 million remaining 2022 contract plus $1 million buyout)
The Braves paid Odorizzi $12.29 million ($1.79 million remaining 2022 contract, plus 500k for reaching 100 innings, plus $10 million towards 2023 salary)
So, the final tally is, the Braves took on $6.69 million extra for two putrid months of Odorizzi.
Last edited by Cormier's Spring; 11-09-2022 at 07:41 PM.
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
Yeah that’s pretty bad sending 10 million. That 2 million saved could go towards paying down Rosario to go to somewhere else.
Might not be about the money so much as it is about the roster spot.
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
Allard's Cy Young journey starts now!
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
3m is relevant amount of money, but they must really think he's cooked..
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
DOB says Braves are booking the $10m spent on Odo against this last seasons budget which is odd accounting. Either way, that money is going to come into play when considering the luxury tax.
I honestly just don’t understand what type of spending team the Braves are now. Early 2000’s Braves would have traded Fried away for a minor league catcher to cover the Odo dead money.
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
bravesfanforlife88 (11-09-2022)
https://www.mlb.com/gameday/braves-v...ox,game=661423
Grateful for this win (Odorizzi)
jpx7 (11-10-2022)
DoB is very adamant we will not be a luxury tax team, citing sources inside the Braves organization who handle the budget.
David O'Brien
@DOBrienATL
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Right. But that's only important if you're pushing luxury tax. They won't be. It will show up in their "official" payroll in some places, but doesn't mean anything to team for their own bookkeeping. Doesn't affect what they have to spend this year one bit.
David O'Brien
@DOBrienATL
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You can tell me it's not accurate, or I can go with what I'm told by the people actually setting the payroll who say they won't be a luxury tax team. But if you know more than them about their plans, by all means, forge ahead.
Get off my lawn!