Heyward
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Rosario's contract will be interesting to to track. Had an insane playoff run. No idea if anyone gives him like an insane deal but i could see something like 3-36/4-50ish.
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Rosario's contract will be interesting to to track. Had an insane playoff run. No idea if anyone gives him like an insane deal but i could see something like 3-36/4-50ish.
ixiXSolidXixi
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I think $12 a year is overpriced.
50PoundHead
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It's a little harsh to put Albies on notice for his subpar post-season. LOL.
PawPawMaxwell
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If $12m is too much for Rosario then who would you like to see for that amount?
50PoundHead
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I think the thing with the four OFs we picked up at the deadline is that they are all in their early-30s (Soler will be 30 early next year) and that's the time a lot of guys start thinking years over AAV. They all may have to settle for one year deals in the end, but I'm thinking that they may believe this is there last chance at a reasonably large payday. Not saying they will get it, but I think that's where they'll start.
Heyward
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Duvall for 1 year, 9 mil in his last arb year is looking better and better by the day.
ixiXSolidXixi
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Actually I think 12 millions is the value for 1 war player.
You are exactly correct. Casual fans have allowed the excitement of a WS run influence their valuations of the players who played well for a week or so to make that championship possible.
The best of the bunch is unquestionably Soler, but even he is “just” a .350+ xwOBA bat with defensive limitations and major injury concerns early in his career. I’d take the over on his 2022 steamer projection of 1.6 WAR, but he’s probably looking at a reasonable deal for a low end impact bat.
ixiXSolidXixi
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Anthopoulos acknowledged “realistically” it will be hard to keep all the outfielders.
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Anthopoulos acknowledged “realistically” it will be hard to keep all the outfielders.
Of course the Twitterverse morons think it’s possible to somehow keep all the OFers.
The collective stupidity on social media is impressive.
Heyward
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He'll get close to what Freeman will or more, i'd think. You think AA gives out two contracts that size?
Heyward
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I dont think any of them get crazy money, so technically we probably could. But all of them want playing time, and Acuna is back, so best case we can probably keep 2.
No way. Bryant is a 3 win guy, while Freeman is a 5 win guy.
Soler works as the impact bat in LF. Rosario works as a cheap replacement for Ozuna. Duvall works as the CF insurance. Joc also fits that CF insurance role who can platoon with Heredia.
So there’s a way they can all fit, but almost certainly not all together. And there are other options that may be better fits.
I cringe at the idea of Heredia being an important piece off the bench again.
Heredia has an xwOBA vs LHP of .332 over the last 3 seasons, and plays an above average CF.
He is a great option as a 5th OFer who can backup CF at $1.6M, especially if paired with a backup CF who bats LH. Pairing him with Joc would be a great cheap backup plan for Pache.
He is a great option as a 5th OFer who can backup CF at $1.6M, especially if paired with a backup CF who bats LH. Pairing him with Joc would be a great cheap backup plan for Pache.