Blue Jays Discussion: No longer the off-season. It's time for real baseball

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Yeah good point, it takes 2 to tango. Though more of it is on the owners for me. No one is forcing the owners to hire GMs to hand out these ridiculous contracts. Players cannot make ridiculous money if it isnt originally offered to them by the owners.

Realistically players arent going to refuse more money, but owners can adjust what they are willing to offer. Free market capitalism is how most owners got rich, and it is why owners lose more of "their" money to the players by the way of other owners outbidding each other.

Owners aren't exactly losing money, even with these contracts.
 
A player who would fit in well with our prospect pool. Big 6'6 225lb righthander with easy, upper 90s fastball and a wipeout slider.

 


How dare they discriminate against him for being awful at his job. Is there any justice in a world where you your employer has the right to exercise whatever meager amount of repercussions it has available to it in response to your habitual and repetitive inability to properly perform your job to a minimally acceptable standard?

Is this what society is coming to?
 
How dare they discriminate against him for being awful at his job. Is there any justice in a world where you your employer has the right to exercise whatever meager amount of repercussions it has available to it in response to your habitual and repetitive inability to properly perform your job to a minimally acceptable standard?

Is this what society is coming to?

It's definitely a clear example of Ineptisism. MLB should be ashamed of themselves for discriminating against the incompetent.
 
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Glad they're playing it safe with Springer. With Grichuk as the 4th outfielder, and Rowdy/Jansen as your other botton end opening day lineup players(who are league average players) there's no reason to take the chance on him making the injury worse. Get back to 100%, we'll be fine for the short term. The pitching worries me more. Zeuch going in the 3rd game against the Yankees is an interesting call.

That's confirmed?
 
Glad they're playing it safe with Springer. With Grichuk as the 4th outfielder, and Rowdy/Jansen as your other botton end opening day lineup players(who are league average players) there's no reason to take the chance on him making the injury worse. Get back to 100%, we'll be fine for the short term. The pitching worries me more. Zeuch going in the 3rd game against the Yankees is an interesting call.
My guess is they don’t want Matz and Roark with their home run issues pitching in Yankee Stadium, better to let the ground ball pitcher face the Yankees than let them face the Rangers.
 
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How dare they discriminate against him for being awful at his job. Is there any justice in a world where you your employer has the right to exercise whatever meager amount of repercussions it has available to it in response to your habitual and repetitive inability to properly perform your job to a minimally acceptable standard?

Is this what society is coming to?

Yes, yes it has.
 
Wise of Lindor to take it. He's a stud but I'm not sure he was getting much more if any on the open market in the offseason. I keep hearing about how the Mets have no room left under the Luxury Tax threshold and have a ton of guys to sign and then they just keep signing guys. I guess they plan to go over, because they're still loaded with guys who's contracts expire at the end of the year
 
I just took in that Lindor is with the same agency that dropped the ball on Ozzie Albies. Granted one was pre-arb vs expiring FA, but 10/341m vs 9/45m just seems absurd.
 
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