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Can probably buy out a year, maybe two, by giving him a much bigger payday in years 3-5 than he otherwise would get. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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1) Blow me. 2) It's not asinine, it's reality. This front office has so thoroughly ****ed up this franchise with terrible draft after terrible draft that there is no ****ing window for a talent like Witt... I mean, we could supplement with free agents but...hahahaha.. I can't even finish that thought. I'm just saying give it another year, then see where we are, maybe something miraculous will happen... but let's be honest, is there a single solitary chance in hell that Witt is in the starting lineup when the new stadium opens? 3) Blow me. |
I mean, the actual reality is this team probably won't have a realistic window for a very long time. Perhaps decades. It's the reality of small market baseball. So there's really no point to trading away what appears to be a blossoming superstar even if it is for a horde of assets that MIGHT be nearly as good.
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If nothing happens this off-season and you get to next off-season and he's progressed even more...
You're nearing that 400 million price tag. |
And frankly, I've seen enough of Piccolos dealings to feel pretty confident that even if trading Witt Jr is the right move down the line, I'd much rather he not be the one determining the best package back.
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I don’t think they trade Witt this offseason. I think you give it one more go, try to get an extension done that is something like 6/120 or 7/150 (incentive for him is to get the big paydays starting in 2024 instead of having to wait until his second and third trip through arbitration; incentive for KC is to get another year or 2 of Witt’s services).
There HAVE been encouraging signs in the second half. Singer and Ragans have been nice pieces over the second half. The offense has had a lot of guys perform more in line with what was hoped and expected coming into the year. If Witt is performing at a true star level and Garcia and Waters and Massey are being above-average contributors, there’s a path to a good home-grown offense there. Especially if Pasquantino comes back and is what he has shown he can be. With some shrewd moves and good signings in free agency, KC could shift into contention mode next year, at least in the weak AL Central. I wouldn’t expect them to swing at the top of the market, but landing, say, Jordan Montgomery on a nice mid-sized deal, and adding some lefthanded pop via free agency would be smart adds. I also think Perez and the Marlins will remain good options for each other. They have a surplus of young SP and could really match up well. |
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How is that not asinine? |
Angel Hernandez calling the game tonight. Buckle up.
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Then again if we trade for Ty France this team is winning the World Series next year when he hits .735 with 92 HR.
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I know the farm system ranking but I really like the group at NW Arkansas right now.
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Do the Cubs have anymore Cuban outfielders we can trade relief pitchers for?
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I would rather my daughter be picked up at middle school by Wander Franco than watch the this team
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