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Originally posted by nny View PostTo make sure I'm understanding your post correctly...
We could have done Naylor for Hellciskon, strait up, and kept Cosart and Capps.
Or we could do Naylor, Cosart, and Capps for Cashner and Guerrero
And we choose the later, where we give up more for a worse pitcher, because it would have been 'complicated' to do the better deal.
I'm not surprised, I'm just further disappointed
The goal was get a veteran arm for the playoff push(Cashner) and while he sucked if u talk to the FO they dont think they lost much
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Originally posted by rmc523 View PostAre you referring to after they got the deal partially undone with getting Castillo back?
U see in the Rosenthal thing it says they planned to trade him for a controllable arm
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostYep to much work for the FO plus they really weren't happy with Naylor(knife thing/weight/no power),Capps(told likely to have arm issues again) and Cosart(Well no explaination needed). None of the 3 were considered a "loss" by the FO
The goal was get a veteran arm for the playoff push(Cashner) and while he sucked if u talk to the FO they dont think they lost much
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostYes they got Castillo back and Philly called us and said Castillo and a prospect for Hellickson-we waited to the end to say NO. Was mentioned on twitter by a few guys that Hellickson was getting dealt(like hour before deadline) but in the end they balked cause they wanted a controllable arm. Hellickson would have been a rental-no chance we would have gave him a QO
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Originally posted by rmc523 View PostEven if they had concerns about the players, I think it's stupid to just throw them away just because.
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I know that 95% of them suck but how is it guys from Florida always seem to go to TB instead of Miami on minor league deals?? Florida guys don't wanna play for us unless we overpay,Cubans don't wanna play for us unless we overpay,Big time FA don't wanna play for us when we overpay however Independent Guys and 28 yr olds in A Ball are camped out outside the stadium in Jupiter for their physicals already!
Rickie Weeks is crap now but wouldn't be a bad option in AAA for a team like us
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostI know that 95% of them suck but how is it guys from Florida always seem to go to TB instead of Miami on minor league deals?? Florida guys don't wanna play for us unless we overpay,Cubans don't wanna play for us unless we overpay,Big time FA don't wanna play for us when we overpay however Independent Guys and 28 yr olds in A Ball are camped out outside the stadium in Jupiter for their physicals already!
Rickie Weeks is crap now but wouldn't be a bad option in AAA for a team like us
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Originally posted by fauowls44 View PostI assume it's because Weeks sees an easier path to the Majors with TB. He's basically an OF/DH at this point and we don't have room at those spots here or in New Orleans. We already have/signed Yefri Perez, Hood, Den Dekker, Brandon Barnes, and Tyler Moore who will likely be in AAA. Also he's from that area....and like you said, not very good.
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Hammel signed with the Royals for 2 years, 16 million, with a mutual option for the 3rd year. Absurd that we werent willing to go that high. And its not absurd if we would stick to either developing players or signing free agents, but we want to do neither, and instead give up assets for average at best guys we could have had for free last year. Unfuckingbelievable.
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Originally posted by fish16 View PostHammel signed with the Royals for 2 years, 16 million, with a mutual option for the 3rd year. Absurd that we werent willing to go that high. And its not absurd if we would stick to either developing players or signing free agents, but we want to do neither, and instead give up assets for average at best guys we could have had for free last year. Unfuckingbelievable.
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Originally posted by tjfla View Post8 million for a #5 on our team. For the 10000 time-we are not the NYY/LA/Wash our #5 will always be a controllable OR cheap arm. Jeff's budget cant do it-Koehler at 6.5 million is too much really-the only reason he is around is because he eats innings when he is on and already on the roster. If Koehler was a FA we wouldn't offer him that
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The whole rationale is so circular. We dont spend money, and dont invest in the draft, so we give up assets to acquire average players, which leads to no depth, which leads to bad teams, which leads to a lack of revenue, which leads to not making money, which means we dont spend money, etc. and it keeps going around and around and that is why we consistently have no farm system and have to give up talent for players (on top of the players we do decide to acquire being horrifically scouted)
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The Yankees signed Chris Carter for $3M. We couldn't have ponied up that much?
From MLBTR:
The Yankees and free agent first baseman Chris Carter have agreed to a one-year, $3MM contract, pending a physical, reports USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. The deal comes with a $500K signing bonus and $100K in incentives for 250, 300, 350, 400 and 450 plate appearances
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Carter is insane given how good of a fit he was but all the reports are that because we're going with something like a 20-man bullpen we just didn't have the roster spotOriginally posted by Madman81Most of the people in the world being dumb is not a requirement for you to be among their ranks.
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