It pretty much never works out. I would love someone to do an in-depth study on it, but 'going for it' sounds better in theory than it proves to be on the field in reality in pretty much every instance.
Of course you can't predict what he's going to do in the playoffs; that's precisely why it's a bad deal.
Braves get a few million in salary relief by dumping Arroyo for next year's buyout.
Somehow still have Chris Johnson.
I gotta say, I would have expected a LOT more for Wood, Peraze, Uribe, KJ, and JJ than Olivera and a pick
Total disaster
According to Rosenthal Twitter trade is done and players are now being informed
so we save $10mil or so on his deal so it's like getting 5 and a half years of olivera for about $22mil
how so?
Keep spinning buddy. The Tigers got more for 2 months of Price. Hart got played
What do we even save with Arroyo? 4.5 million?
That just helps even it out a slight bit. But we were taking on money to add talent. Now we're dumping more proven talent in part to save money. Huh?
We got more than that. Also Wood and Peraza are the only 2 valuable assets in that group
And often times the prospects give you nothing. There are 2 parts to every trade.
I sincerely love reading the whining.
We traded crap for Uribe and signed KJ for nothing...and yet some are whining about the return for those guys. What?
Wood is not near the impact guy Price, Hamels, and Cueto are. Those guys win you a WS at their best.