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Originally posted by ¿NICK? View PostWhy in the world would he agree to opt out?
To stay in Miami and go along with a rebuild and get paid(I know we aren't rebuilding)
To agree to an opt out/waive no trade and market opens up to 15-20 teams
To NOT agree to an opt out but waive no trade to West Coast team. SD/SF/LAA/LAD all would want him on a salary dump
Pretty much comes down to does Stanton wanna get paid or win because if he stays in Miami in 2019 he will be looking at 4/5 years of losing bad
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Jon MorosiVerified account @jonmorosi · 36m36 minutes ago
#STLCards interested in #Marlins outfielders, but no sign yet that Miami will deal Stanton, Ozuna, or Yelich this month
Also hearing Toronto wants 1 of the 3 badly as well. The market is crazy for our guys(teams are lining up for everyone just incase) however looks like the FO agreement is staying in place. Dont be surprised tho by next trade deadline(if new owner is approved) if we sell off even moreLast edited by tjfla; 07-16-2017, 11:18 AM.
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostWell his options are
To stay in Miami and go along with a rebuild and get paid(I know we aren't rebuilding)
To agree to an opt out/waive no trade and market opens up to 15-20 teams
To NOT agree to an opt out but waive no trade to West Coast team. SD/SF/LAA/LAD all would want him on a salary dump
Pretty much comes down to does Stanton wanna get paid or win because if he stays in Miami in 2019 he will be looking at 4/5 years of losing bad
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Jon MorosiVerified account @jonmorosi · 36m36 minutes ago
#STLCards interested in #Marlins outfielders, but no sign yet that Miami will deal Stanton, Ozuna, or Yelich this month
Also hearing Toronto wants 1 of the 3 badly as well. The market is crazy for our guys(teams are lining up for everyone just incase) however looks like the FO agreement is staying in place. Dont be surprised tho by next trade deadline(if new owner is approved) if we sell off even more
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Originally posted by fauowls44 View PostFO agreement?
I said it last month when Ozuna was pulled on the block and people said they couldnt do that. Was reported this past week so people might believe but no clue?Last edited by tjfla; 07-16-2017, 11:33 AM.
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Originally posted by fauowls44 View PostI would hope MLB wouldn't allow franchise changing decisions to be made by people on their way out the door. Hopefully there is a buyer chosen before the deadline so the new owner can have say in whatever goes on.
They dont mind him making decision on guys who will be gone next year or are FA next year(since still a possiblity he will own the team next year and have to pay those guys) but not on guys like Ozuna,Bour,Straily,JT,Urena,Wittgren,Rojas who are all still "cheap".Last edited by tjfla; 07-16-2017, 11:45 AM.
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I dont understand trading Stanton as a salary dump. You would think he is making 40+ million a year and not playing the way he is talked about. He is definitely overpaid, but as long as he is playing he is a star/borderline MVP type player. Dont dump that for salary reasons. IF you want to give him up in a rebuild for good prospects, fine, but for salary reasons only I am not a fan of that in the slightest, especially given Yelich is on a completely opposite contract that is incredibly team friendly. Their combined production for their combined salary is a good deal, especially when Yelich inevitably finishes this year on a roll and ends up with his normal numbers.
I'd understand Bour and Ozuna if you try to sell high given that they have 2+ years of team control, but not just dumping Stanton for salary reasons as long as he is on the field.
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Originally posted by fish16 View PostI dont understand trading Stanton as a salary dump. You would think he is making 40+ million a year and not playing the way he is talked about. He is definitely overpaid, but as long as he is playing he is a star/borderline MVP type player. Dont dump that for salary reasons. IF you want to give him up in a rebuild for good prospects, fine, but for salary reasons only I am not a fan of that in the slightest, especially given Yelich is on a completely opposite contract that is incredibly team friendly. Their combined production for their combined salary is a good deal, especially when Yelich inevitably finishes this year on a roll and ends up with his normal numbers.
I'd understand Bour and Ozuna if you try to sell high given that they have 2+ years of team control, but not just dumping Stanton for salary reasons as long as he is on the field.
Now if we were an Atlanta or SD who are rebuilding now and in 2 years will be ready to go u would love to have Stanton around. His contract cash wise isnt bad at all especially if he keeps playing like he has this year
If he tells teams he is willing to opt out,his market gets even bigger and we could even get good prospects in return but if he doesnt agree to and will only approve trades to the West Coast its a straight salary dump
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People dont seem to realize the new way to rebuild is from the ground up. Baseball is like basketball,fans think u trade 4 or 5 guys and thats a rebuild-no owner wants to be stuck in the middle which is what happens alot with rebuilds like that(See Orlando Magic-rebuilding but instead of sucking they try to get NBA players and now are stuck in the middle)
The way to rebuild is get rid of everything and over the next 4/5 years suck. Just look at the Cubs and Houston 5 years ago/Atlanta and SD the past 2. They sucked badly for awhile and now are doing stuff. Atlanta should suck this year but NL East is so bad they can't. This is the way new owners do stuff now and supposedly what we will be doing
A new example is what the White Sox are doing-Quintana was still kinda young but they wanna build around Moncada and the younger arms who are 21/22 so they traded a guy who while is good will be 30/31 by time they are ready for 2 guys who will be 22/23. They have told teams everyone over 26 or so can be had for guys 22 and youngerLast edited by tjfla; 07-16-2017, 01:26 PM.
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Originally posted by fish16 View PostYa they got a very nice return but i think those 2 arms both might be better than anyone we are trading.
Should break them up when traded(can get more for guys ill take AJ/AJ Ellis to Colorado and Phelps to ?) but just shows the RP will be hot again especially ones who are under contract for next year. Treinen is 7 years younger than Madson and cheaper while Neuse is a solid 22 yr old 3B who will be in AA next year and Luzardo is very young SP who is off of TJ,looks great in GCL and should be moving up the prospect lists next year
Dont worry alot of teams are all over our RP-hearing Tazawa is actually picking up steam from a few teams with the way he has looked. Also on Phelps,a number of teams are considering him a SP. Just take that into consderationLast edited by tjfla; 07-16-2017, 02:57 PM.
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Originally posted by tjfla View PostNot saying those were the exact names but heard they offered package like that to us(Luzardo was in it) for Ramos and Phelps. Frisaro said we were engaged in substative talks with them right before the trade
Should break them up when traded(can get more for guys ill take AJ/AJ Ellis to Colorado and Phelps to ?) but just shows the RP will be hot again especially ones who are under contract for next year. Treinen is 7 years younger than Madson and cheaper while Neuse is a solid 22 yr old 3B who will be in AA next year and Luzardo is very young SP who is off of TJ,looks great in GCL and should be moving up the prospect lists next year
Dont worry alot of teams are all over our RP-hearing Tazawa is actually picking up steam from a few teams with the way he has looked. Also on Phelps,a number of teams are considering him a SP. Just take that into consderation
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I think stantons contract won't look too bad in a year or two. After Harper signs his 40+ Million a year contract Stantons will be alright."You owe it to yourself to find your own unorthodox way of succeeding, or sometimes, just surviving."
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