i assume you're a yanks fan, why are they being so cheap with judge?
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This isn’t George Steinbrenner. They’re probably concerned with being profitable and less with winning.
Also, there are valid concerns about extending Judge to a super long deal given that he’s already 30.
A big guy like that with long arms. It doesn’t take much loss of bat speed before he could end up like Tony Clark…who was also a Yankee once.
You have got to be fukking kidding me.
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fukk the Mets
Spidey Man
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fukk the Mets
Trying to go for that Larry energy early. Aight. Just don't go for that Rocker energy
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staticshock
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fukk the Mets
Of course. Who would actually want to play for Steve Cohen?
That scumbag piece of shyt
I still cannot believe the White Sox lost like that last night.You have got to be fukking kidding me.
This clip should show Adam Engle dropping the foul ball with 2 outs earlier in this same at bat.
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Of course. Who would actually want to play for Steve Cohen?
That scumbag piece of shyt
At least teams that play for Cohen don't have to beg for ice cream machines.
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So on ESPN there's a story that the Oakland Athletics are the team most likely to sign Cuban pitching prospect Luis Morales.
Link here: Source: Cuban pitcher, 19, may get record bonus
I always wondered why larger market teams didn't dominate this international pool of players and it turns out that teams are capped at how much they can spend.
From MLB.com: International Amateur Free Agency & Bonus Pool Money | Glossary | MLB.com
Under the terms of the 2022-26 Collective Bargaining Agreement, the current international amateur talent system will continue for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 signing periods.
As per the existing rules established in the 2017-21 Collective Bargaining Agreement, clubs are each subject to a spending cap for amateur international free agents. Each club will have at least a $4.75 million bonus pool to spend, with those that have a pick in Competitive Balance Round A receiving $5.25 million and those with a pick in Competitive Balance Round B receiving $5.75 million.
That's just the first two paragraphs. It goes on to fit the entire page so it's a bit of a complicated read. Teams can have much more than 5 million dollars. But there you go.
Link here: Source: Cuban pitcher, 19, may get record bonus
I always wondered why larger market teams didn't dominate this international pool of players and it turns out that teams are capped at how much they can spend.
From MLB.com: International Amateur Free Agency & Bonus Pool Money | Glossary | MLB.com
Under the terms of the 2022-26 Collective Bargaining Agreement, the current international amateur talent system will continue for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 signing periods.
As per the existing rules established in the 2017-21 Collective Bargaining Agreement, clubs are each subject to a spending cap for amateur international free agents. Each club will have at least a $4.75 million bonus pool to spend, with those that have a pick in Competitive Balance Round A receiving $5.25 million and those with a pick in Competitive Balance Round B receiving $5.75 million.
That's just the first two paragraphs. It goes on to fit the entire page so it's a bit of a complicated read. Teams can have much more than 5 million dollars. But there you go.
J Rod just got Paid
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12.4- 23.6 billion pesosJ Rod just got Paid