Reading through the tea leaves his representation thinks he should get the highest paid contract in baseball. I'm sure it will only be the highest for a little bit there are some good young players coming up. At 23 even if takes a rebuild like 3 or 4 years man he's still way in his prime so yeah. Sure they might get some decent talent but not all of it will pan out and will it really move the team closer to competing for a championship? Also on top of things in the middle of selling the club as well. Does it actually make the team more attractive buy selling their best player who is 23? Frustrating. Turner was actually my favorite player and he seemed like a throw in in that scherzer deal.I really can’t believe they’re going to trade him. Just pay the guy what he wants. Are they really going to lose a talent like his because they want to pay him $450 instead of the $500M he supposedly wants? He’s 23 years old for f***’s sake, he could play another 15+ years and be one of the best hitters ever. This is not Harper or Rendon or Desmond we’re talking about.
They should make him the highest paid player in baseball and they should be ecstatic that they have the opportunity to do so. He's done things at his age not done since Ted Williams. He's widely accepted as the closest hitting talent to Ted Williams since Ted Williams. He's doing things literally no one in the sport has done in 80 years. Who gives a f*** what the guy wants to be paid? Just pay him and enjoy having a surefire Hall of Famer playing for you every night for the next decade plus. The Lerners are worth roughly $5 billion dollars and whoever buys the team next will have the coin to pay Soto. It's insane to me that they didn't just ask Boras to fill out the check and let them know when they've finished putting all the zeroes in there.Reading through the tea leaves his representation thinks he should get the highest paid contract in baseball. I'm sure it will only be the highest for a little bit there are some good young players coming up. At 23 even if takes a rebuild like 3 or 4 years man he's still way in his prime so yeah. Sure they might get some decent talent but not all of it will pan out and will it really move the team closer to competing for a championship? Also on top of things in the middle of selling the club as well. Does it actually make the team more attractive buy selling their best player who is 23? Frustrating. Turner was actually my favorite player and he seemed like a throw in in that scherzer deal.
I heard the Turner throw in was to get the Nats off the line of Maxs defered money and now the Dodgers have to pay it.Reading through the tea leaves his representation thinks he should get the highest paid contract in baseball. I'm sure it will only be the highest for a little bit there are some good young players coming up. At 23 even if takes a rebuild like 3 or 4 years man he's still way in his prime so yeah. Sure they might get some decent talent but not all of it will pan out and will it really move the team closer to competing for a championship? Also on top of things in the middle of selling the club as well. Does it actually make the team more attractive buy selling their best player who is 23? Frustrating. Turner was actually my favorite player and he seemed like a throw in in that scherzer deal.
They should make him the highest paid player in baseball and they should be ecstatic that they have the opportunity to do so. He's done things at his age not done since Ted Williams. He's widely accepted as the closest hitting talent to Ted Williams since Ted Williams. He's doing things literally no one in the sport has done in 80 years. Who gives a f*** what the guy wants to be paid? Just pay him and enjoy having a surefire Hall of Famer playing for you every night for the next decade plus. The Lerners are worth roughly $5 billion dollars and whoever buys the team next will have the coin to pay Soto. It's insane to me that they didn't just ask Boras to fill out the check and let them know when they've finished putting all the zeroes in there.
It'd be like trading Alex Ovechkin at the end of his ELC because he wanted $124M and Washington only wanted to pay him $115M. Who cares what prospects we would have gotten for him? It's pretty much a certainty none of them would have made the impact to the Caps that Ovi has both in terms of on-ice results and what he's done for the sport in the DMV. When prodigious talents come along you do not trade them, especially not at 23 with the prime of his career still in front of them. It's crazy to me that this is happening.
Davis Love III says LIV Golf will sue soon, dishes on potential major boycott — USA TODAY
Is LIV Golf prepping to sue? Would PGA Tour pros boycott a major? Are pros lying to the captain? That and more from Davis Love III.apple.news
lol….DL3 suggesting a Majors boycott by the players….more insanity….
Also suggesting more departures after the FedEx Cup playoffs….
Winning>>>>>>star players.I hope they don't trade Soto. If they do, it will be nearly impossible to care about the franchise. At the same time, if they score a proper haul in return, it could jumpstart their return to the playoffs and relevance and DC loves a front runner. I'm just concerned they will land a bunch of meh in return.
This smells like the Curse of the Bambino, 2022 version.
It doesn’t need to be special really. Sooooo many great golf courses and great players. Let them play where they want.I've been thinking about this and I really don't give a shit anymore. If the LIV golfers want to leave, "well....bye".
Here's why: their popularity has come as a result of their past prowess on the PGA Tour and their ability to win majors or otherwise stand out in that setting. If you cobble together an all-star team playing a different format their relative fame is still tied to their history with the PGA Tour.
So as long as the PGA Tour continues to have close competitions with guys playing great golf then that should spawn new stars while the LIV players become more isolated...under glass...birds in gilded cages.
Yeah, DJ and BD can smash the ball but so can 40 other guys on the PGA Tour. Poulter and Sergio have some Ryder Cup heroics backing them but they may lose that, and other guys will create new legends. And most people can't tell the super subtle differences between the top players. The 20th finishing guy at Rocket this week could probably just as easily throw up a good score at an LIV event. So what's to think LIV is anything super special other than name recognition, which should get old and eventually be eclipsed by the new stars on the PGA Tour?
Does LIV plan to snipe those stars constantly? There's no way that's a sustainable model. It just becomes players cashing in, and eventually few people will want to see that. Tickets are already basically being given away.
Tickets for Trump's Saudi-backed LIV golf tournament selling for as little as $1 as event draws thin crowds, report says
The controversial Saudi-backed event is being held at the Trump National Golf Club Bedminster golf course in New Jersey.news.yahoo.com
It doesn’t need to be special really. Sooooo many great golf courses and great players. Let them play where they want.
Worst case, most of these guys come crawling back, applying for reinstatement after their contracts end.
Enjoyed Finau winning B2B this weekend, but that field was meh…..
They’ll get more if they trade now, in theory. Potentially 3 post season runs with Soto where if they wait for the off-season the team that gets him will only get 2 post season runs with him.Why force a trade when only a few teams are bidding. We could try again in the off season when most the league would be in on a Soto trade
I would rather have more Bidders with beter prospects. I dont see any future all stars in any of those offers. O well Ill be prepared to be dissapointed when we get a bunch of minor leaguers for our future HOF 23 year old.They’ll get more if they trade now, in theory. Potentially 3 post season runs with Soto where if they wait for the off-season the team that gets him will only get 2 post season runs with him.
I don't think this would be the reality at all.Why force a trade when only a few teams are bidding. We could try again in the off season when most the league would be in on a Soto trade
what a sendoff for his last hit at Camden....the video was amazing....The Mancini trade makes me sick. I hope those pitchers are good and finally solve the SP problem the O's have had since Mussina.