Teams drafting in the top 10 don't lose that pick, they lose their next pick (i.e. 2nd round)@SkitchP wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm assuming with Wainright, Wacha, Lynn and Shelby Miller and Marco Gonzalez probably ready next year (Fuck the Cardinals ugh!) I don't see them making a qualifying offer to Masterson which makes this Rangers fan happy because I'd love to sign him in the offseason but not if it costs us what is looking like will be a top 3-5 pick and I think Mike Maddux could work wonders with him.
Agreed. He also had a great year last year while battling through a knee injury which his pitching coach in Cleveland said may have led to his issues this year.cutuphalfdead wrote:Masterson's FIP is well below his ERA, so it's reasonable to expect good things down the stretch.
Teams in the top 10 (15 maybe??) dont lose their first round pick as compensation. I believe they just give a supplemental pick at the end of the 1st round to the team that lost the free agent.
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MattA75 wrote:Teams drafting in the top 10 don't lose that pick, they lose their next pick (i.e. 2nd round)@SkitchP wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm assuming with Wainright, Wacha, Lynn and Shelby Miller and Marco Gonzalez probably ready next year (Fuck the Cardinals ugh!) I don't see them making a qualifying offer to Masterson which makes this Rangers fan happy because I'd love to sign him in the offseason but not if it costs us what is looking like will be a top 3-5 pick and I think Mike Maddux could work wonders with him.
Agreed. He also had a great year last year while battling through a knee injury which his pitching coach in Cleveland said may have led to his issues this year.cutuphalfdead wrote:Masterson's FIP is well below his ERA, so it's reasonable to expect good things down the stretch.
Teams in the top 10 (15 maybe??) dont lose their first round pick as compensation. I believe they just give a supplemental pick at the end of the 1st round to the team that lost the free agent.
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Oh nice. I was not sure how that worked. Thank you.MattA75 wrote:Teams drafting in the top 10 don't lose that pick, they lose their next pick (i.e. 2nd round)@SkitchP wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:I'm assuming with Wainright, Wacha, Lynn and Shelby Miller and Marco Gonzalez probably ready next year (Fuck the Cardinals ugh!) I don't see them making a qualifying offer to Masterson which makes this Rangers fan happy because I'd love to sign him in the offseason but not if it costs us what is looking like will be a top 3-5 pick and I think Mike Maddux could work wonders with him.
Agreed. He also had a great year last year while battling through a knee injury which his pitching coach in Cleveland said may have led to his issues this year.cutuphalfdead wrote:Masterson's FIP is well below his ERA, so it's reasonable to expect good things down the stretch.
Teams in the top 10 (15 maybe??) dont lose their first round pick as compensation. I believe they just give a supplemental pick at the end of the 1st round to the team that lost the free agent.
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considering what TB got for Price. I'm liking the Sox deal much more. Then factor in the Lackey deal, and I have to say that Cherington did extremely well today.
Detroit and Oakland certainly look like favorites in the AL (I'm going to go ahead and sleep on Balt'more). St. Louis certainly helped themselves, but did they catch up with the Dodgers and Brewers? I don't think so, but what do I know.
Detroit and Oakland certainly look like favorites in the AL (I'm going to go ahead and sleep on Balt'more). St. Louis certainly helped themselves, but did they catch up with the Dodgers and Brewers? I don't think so, but what do I know.
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Now there may be a bit of a bias here, but I still think Toronto is the better team. In the next 2-3 weeks, the Jays should get Brett Lawrie, Edwin Encarnacion and Adam Lind off the DL. That's more of an improvement than any team made today.elliseamos wrote:considering what TB got for Price. I'm liking the Sox deal much more. Then factor in the Lackey deal, and I have to say that Cherington did extremely well today.
Detroit and Oakland certainly look like favorites in the AL (I'm going to go ahead and sleep on Balt'more). St. Louis certainly helped themselves, but did they catch up with the Dodgers and Brewers? I don't think so, but what do I know.
Of course, that all hinges on rehab going smoothly for those three.
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fine, i'll toss you a bone. i'll sleep on toronto, too.philpritchard wrote:Now there may be a bit of a bias here, but I still think Toronto is the better team. In the next 2-3 weeks, the Jays should get Brett Lawrie, Edwin Encarnacion and Adam Lind off the DL. That's more of an improvement than any team made today.elliseamos wrote:considering what TB got for Price. I'm liking the Sox deal much more. Then factor in the Lackey deal, and I have to say that Cherington did extremely well today.
Detroit and Oakland certainly look like favorites in the AL (I'm going to go ahead and sleep on Balt'more). St. Louis certainly helped themselves, but did they catch up with the Dodgers and Brewers? I don't think so, but what do I know.
Of course, that all hinges on rehab going smoothly for those three.
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the sox did just what i was hoping they'd do, which is that they set the market.cutuphalfdead wrote:The Rays are retarded.
if price is traded first, then lester (and lackey) wouldn't be worth what they were. the uncertainty of whether price would be moved inflated the sox two pitchers.
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elliseamos wrote:fine, i'll toss you a bone. i'll sleep on toronto, too.philpritchard wrote:Now there may be a bit of a bias here, but I still think Toronto is the better team. In the next 2-3 weeks, the Jays should get Brett Lawrie, Edwin Encarnacion and Adam Lind off the DL. That's more of an improvement than any team made today.elliseamos wrote:considering what TB got for Price. I'm liking the Sox deal much more. Then factor in the Lackey deal, and I have to say that Cherington did extremely well today.
Detroit and Oakland certainly look like favorites in the AL (I'm going to go ahead and sleep on Balt'more). St. Louis certainly helped themselves, but did they catch up with the Dodgers and Brewers? I don't think so, but what do I know.
Of course, that all hinges on rehab going smoothly for those three.
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The Rays should have gotten A LOT more back for Price.elliseamos wrote:the sox did just what i was hoping they'd do, which is that they set the market.cutuphalfdead wrote:The Rays are retarded.
if price is traded first, then lester (and lackey) wouldn't be worth what they were. the uncertainty of whether price would be moved inflated the sox two pitchers.
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THIS.elliseamos wrote:the sox did just what i was hoping they'd do, which is that they set the market.cutuphalfdead wrote:The Rays are retarded.
if price is traded first, then lester (and lackey) wouldn't be worth what they were. the uncertainty of whether price would be moved inflated the sox two pitchers.
Also, if you judge Cherington just based on today, he gets a solid A. Now....don't get me started about failing to re-sign Lester...I just don't understand that logic. I'm thinking something in the 120-30 range would have gotten it done in Spring Training.
Who was the last Red Sox to actually enter free agency for real and then resign with the team? 'Tek?
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that's the key phrase here, b/c i can only think of guys that were in contract years, but weren't allowed to get to FA.Coach wrote:THIS.elliseamos wrote:the sox did just what i was hoping they'd do, which is that they set the market.cutuphalfdead wrote:The Rays are retarded.
if price is traded first, then lester (and lackey) wouldn't be worth what they were. the uncertainty of whether price would be moved inflated the sox two pitchers.
Also, if you judge Cherington just based on today, he gets a solid A. Now....don't get me started about failing to re-sign Lester...I just don't understand that logic. I'm thinking something in the 120-30 range would have gotten it done in Spring Training.
Who was the last Red Sox to actually enter free agency for real and then resign with the team? 'Tek?
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Hilarious
Yeah I was shocked the Rays didn't get more for Price. Can't believe they didn't get James McCann (catcher) or Crawford (their best pitching prospect)
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