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He shouldn't, but i'm not too sure about that.Bauer will get released and never pitch in the majors again.
I wasn’t trying to be a jerk. You asked what was wrong with him and I stated his name is Men DickThanks champ.
Bauer will get released and never pitch in the majors again.
An AL East exchange
Red Sox get: C Danny Jansen
Blue Jays get: OF Alex Verdugo, 2B Nick Yorke (Red Sox's No. 4 prospect)
Honestly, I don’t know what the Red Sox are doing this winter, and I’m not entirely convinced they know, either. If they really are “galaxies apart” in contract extension talks with Rafael Devers, as ESPN’s Joon Lee has reported, then they should seriously consider moving him now. But if they are serious about trying to field a 2023 contender, post-Xander Bogaerts, then upgrading their currently dicey catching outlook would sure help. Intra-division trades are awkward but not impossible, and the Red Sox could offer the Blue Jays a needed left-handed bat in Verdugo, along with a 2020 first-rounder in Yorke. Jansen is under contractual control for two more seasons, and the Blue Jays, with All-Star Alejandro Kirk and top prospect Gabriel Moreno in tow, can afford to deal him now. To take this a step further, if Boston were to fill Verdugo’s outfield spot with Michael Conforto, they will have potentially upgraded two positions.
Who says no? Probably the Blue Jays. Though the market for catching help has dwindled in recent weeks, it’s still a valuable position to have depth, and Toronto might be better-served to take that depth into the season and see what transpires. They do sorely need a left-handed bat, but, if they are going to deal a catcher, there might be better trade options available to them than Verdugo, who has been just a bit better than league average over the last two seasons (105 OPS+).
-- Anthony Castrovince
Agreed plus Verdugo is a shit stainTrade proposals that make sense entering '23
Free agency is winding down, but we could see the trade market pick up coming out of the holiday season as the rest of the offseason plays out and playoff hopefuls look to further improve their rosters before Spring Training. With this in mind, here are five trade proposals --www.mlb.com
Big pass.
$204,702,488Unless I'm missing something, I don't think we're anywhere close to the 233 mil MLB luxury tax threshold?
I believe that Osuna got convicted.We also traded Osuna for less (though still awful behaviour).
I believe that Osuna got convicted.
Bauer was not convicted of anything and the story is pretty awful, but it was deemed to be consensual. Also, keep in mind that the female actually agreed to it up front. It was a question of reality vs perception as far as I can tell for her.
Yeah fully just not worth the landmine that he will be. He has been pitching to high schoolers on Youtube for a year and a half and while what he did may not make him a criminal he does seem like a piece of shit lol someone will absolutely sign him though.Call me old fashioned but if a woman agreed to consensual rough sex, I would still stop before it led to her being hospitalized with "head and facial trauma"
At best it's "just" throwing a grenade into a clubhouse culture, at worst it's letting a predator wear your uniform.
but sure, sure let the FO light their reputation on fire so we can get a guy who had a 4.03 FIP in his last season. It's foolish and whoever signs him deserves a catastrophic collapse.
He was charged, and found not guilty.Not following the Bauer story, was he ever officially charged with anything? Or simply convicted due to public opinion?
Not that I care, even outside of these allegations, he comes off as a trash human being.
You predicting a lingering wrist injury from his middle school days coming up as problematic?I still prefer a few of the trade targets available, but I wouldn't be against scooping him up when this deal inevitably falls through.
It should say something that Cleveland - a team that doesn't lose trades for pitching - dumped him for almost nothing after that incident where he was pulled and hurled a ball over the center field fence. Between that, the injury with the drone when he was with the Indians, and this, the boy has a lot of growing up to do. All talent no brains.He was charged, and found not guilty.
He is absolutely without question a trash human being. If he were even made an offer, it would be a 1 year deal, with no options, opt outs or any of that crap and it would be at significantly less than his last deal.
He'd be a mercenary, who is signed to take the ball every 5 days. I'd only be offering 15M, so he'd be paid as a #4 with the possibility that he's the best starter on the staff.
Yeah, it's a very high-risk deal, IMO. I'm always suspicious of shoulder injuries because too many guys just aren't the same when they come back. This almost feels like a panic move from San Francisco.2 year, 36M per Olney. That's too much per year for 1 year too many with an albatross opt-out. That's a panic move.
Conforto just missed an entire year and the season before, he only put up 1.4fWAR (ironically, that is lower than Merrifield last year, who put up a 1.5 spending half the season in a pitcher's park whereas Conforto is coming from NYM)