Other Sports: Philadelphia Phillies: The Road To .500 (2023 Edition)

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The AAV is fine, lower than I anticipated actually, but the 7 years holy sweet f***

But you can't expect anything else. This is MLB free agency, this was exactly the term he'd get the whole time.

Rip the Yamamoto dream :( he gets posted tomorrow

It's structured for tax purposes. Think of it like deferred payments and it feels more normal. On that last bit:

 
WE'RE BACK BABY

So wait is it front loaded? Forgive me I have no details, I just woke up

Nah. I'm just saying that the AAV is low because the term is long. They're trying to win now, so that structure makes more sense for tax purposes.

One of the big names said he took less to stay and I don't doubt it. But they could have structured this as a 6 or 7 year deal for similar total dollars.
 
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Nah. I'm just saying that the AAV is low because the term is long. They're trying to win now, so that structure makes more sense for tax purposes.

One of the big names said he took less to stay and I don't doubt it. But they could have structured this as a 6 or 7 year deal for similar total dollars.
Makes sense to me. Term or not, this is the way. They're giving themselves the best chance they can (within the realm of realism) and no one should be getting annoyed about that.
 
not sure how i feel about this..the money is good but the term is too long for my liking...it feels like everyone(not necessarily here)wants to keep him but i think part of that is he's been and will be a forever Phillie(so some nostalgia glasses on).. but i guess ya had to keep him cause its not a great starting pitcher market
 
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