bravesfanMatt
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He can afford more TaCheat juice then.Profar's salary increases to 15 million next year
He can afford more TaCheat juice then.Profar's salary increases to 15 million next year
Me too.I thought that Williams ball was leaving the entire stadium.
Sigh..............At this point, might as well protect Murphy as much as we can so he can maintain his trade value for the off-season. The last thing we need is for a major injury to Murphy or a 3-32 spell and have his OPS drop 100 points.
Although, I have zero confidence AA will actually do the smart thing and trade Murphy like we should. I'm sure we'll get the same BS explanation, even though Murphy is a depreciating asset that could fall off a cliff production wise at any moment.
Like others have posted multiple times in the other thread, he wouldn’t have been able to be traded with that injury at the deadline.In a strange twist of fate that could only happen to us, Murphy had both a 2-32 stretch AND a major injury.
We could have gotten a legitimate long term piece at deadline. Instead we're gonna be paying a backup catcher 15 million annually for the next 3 years. And when people complain about not having money to make moves, you can point back to this.
Like others have posted multiple times in the other thread, he wouldn’t have been able to be traded with that injury at the deadline.
Also, Murphy will still be more than tradeable when he comes back early next year.
He definitely injured it further, which was in the last month. Which is how the Braves caught it and why Murphy was slumping so bad. I figured teams trading for guys with decent money attached wouldn’t leave anything to chance. Could be wrong.Maybe. But it took an MRI to diagnose. Is that part of the standard physical during a trade? It's reported he's been playing through it for 3 years, so did we miss it when he was traded to us?
He had like an 830ish OPS at the deadline. Seems like he was playing through it just fine at the time. That makes me feel like he likely injured it further since that time.