Just wanted to see how this worked.

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I'm really digging these graphs.

They are both player opt outs. At this rate, he wont be using either of them.

I fully expect different mechanics at the plate next year. The Cubs have too much invested in him and it will be the first time he'll get to work with someone during the offseason since the Braves broke him. I remain optimistic about him, because we are all witnessing what the Cubs can do with a hitter that puts in the effort to be better with Rizzo and Baez. Everything you read about Heyward is that hes not lazy, whether or not he's willing to make changes with his swing remains to be seen.

If the Cubs make the WS and have an opportunity to clinch at Wrigley I'm seriously thinking about making the drive and staying with a friend in the hopes of a long overdue party in Wrigleyville.

If they make it.....I'll be rooting for them to get swept.

Surprised that is from Spotrac. They are normally on point.

There is no such thing as a "cap hit" for baseball players.

You got them.

Chicago might explode if they win

Would hate to be there if they lose, though LMAO.

Was just curious why that was there.

I am hoping the Cubs lose in some dramatic and unbelievable fashion. Whether this series or the WS. Getting swept in the WS would be much too boring.

Yep, group of bros not even from the city, loaded up on Old Style because its retro, run onto the field and tackle Rizzo between 3rd and home thinking it was a walkoff and he gets thrown out to lose the series.

Does Steve Bartman get a free ticket to Game 6?

There's still a spending limit, which if it's exceeded comes with a hefty competitive balance tax.

Why? Repeat of 100+ years.