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YEAH TOTALLY WAHHHHWAHHH
Mature, per usual...
"chicken ass little ninjas!"
YEAH TOTALLY WAHHHHWAHHH
We save $4M on Arroyo's buyout next year.
Plus whatever he was owed this year.
But everyone assures me we can't carry money over so that's meaningless
The results, on average, come out far in favor of the prospect hauls.
Bronson was never in our plans in the first place. We took on his deal and sent it to LA to help offset some of the cash....so we save $10mil or so on his deal so it's like getting 5 and a half years of olivera for about $22mil
Inclusion of Arroyo HUGE difference from what was reported earlier. In a sense, the Braves can consider Touki as part of the return in this LAD trade. Makes situation considerably better.
We get it. The FO does no wrong.
It doesn't matter what we traded for Uribe... he had value and we gave him away.
Regardless of that deal though - which doesn't mean a lot. This is one of the worst deals I can remember. I can't fathom how LAD talked Peraza into the deal.
This is another point to consider. Pick Braves get is now #34, but will move up a slot each time a team sign's another team's QO free agent this winter.
Jeff Passan @JeffPassan 2m2 minutes ago
Braves receive IF Hector Olivera, LHP Paco Rodriguez, RHP Zack Bird and the Marlins' 2016 competitive-balance draft pick, likely in the 20s.
Do you have support for this?
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.
We get it. The FO does no wrong.
It doesn't matter what we traded for Uribe... he had value and we gave him away.
Regardless of that deal though - which doesn't mean a lot. This is one of the worst deals I can remember. I can't fathom how LAD talked Peraza into the deal.
Maybe we'll make a big splash with Julio... I can't see this being it... there has to be something more that was planned if this were to go through.
Also: I never said the FO can do no wrong, so what's the point of the hyperbole? I said, from the get-go, I don't love this deal initially and don't particularly like it. But I'm not going to whine, and I'm going to give the FO the benefit of the doubt after its many, many good moves recently.