So what do you do with the extra money?

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Hart said the payroll is supposed to be 110.

We're only around 88-90 or so.

Not many bats out there.
 
1.) Use minimal $ on FAs. Focus on maximizing value.
2.) Be open to sending a decent amount of $ to deal CJ.
3.) Make a serious run at Moncada.
4.) Sit on excess money until an opportunity presents itself. For example, taking on a one-year salary dump at the deadline in exchange for prospects.
 
Moncada has to be target 1 IMO - our scouts have been following him around like he's the head cheerleader and they're a pack of 15 year old virgins.
 
We saved 15M from today's trade. Offer to double BJ's salary this year if we can lose a year off his contract.

I'm assuming you mean pay his last season's contract this year?

If so, that's not a sound financial strategy. (A dollar today is not worth a dollar tomorrow)
 
Hart on the international slot money: "we gained a little more of the international money. We've signed eight guys already with the [$800,000 received via a trade with the Cubs in November]. We've got three more guys we want to get and we were running short on cash. I think this will help us."
 
Hart on the international slot money: "we gained a little more of the international money. We've signed eight guys already with the [$800,000 received via a trade with the Cubs in November]. We've got three more guys we want to get and we were running short on cash. I think this will help us."

More quantity...
 
I read that the braves said uggla's money is already off the books. Has anyone heard anything about this?

I guess it's plausible that ownership decided to just pay it off last year rather than this season. It really wouldn't matter since I don't see a FA worth giving big money to this winter, now next off-season there is a plethora of options and Uggla's money would be "off the books" by then no matter what.
 
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