2021-2022 Mariners offseason/free agency thread

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Max Scherzer, Mets close to finalizing multi-year deal, per report​

The Mets are attempting to add Scherzer to a rotation that already includes Jacob deGrom​

Max Scherzer, Mets close to finalizing multi-year deal, per report

 

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yeahhh....over..pay..no good....mariners have minor.league guys coming anyway....for pitching...and julio..

but they need to do a bit ...better than..the flee...market....

 

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you could go..

robbie ray
then pax..
cuz they are2 diff style pitchers.....the hitters would not be looking at the same thing...2 days in a row

right now
Chris Flexen 77
Marco Gonzales 7
Logan Gilbert 36

ray then
stro......

ok
or stro...
then
ray...ok 2

2 for the price of sherzer../im good with it

 

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this guy works for me..to platoon with..toro...and a bit..of 1b..switch hitter..hits around240..250..as good as moustakus..can hit HRs
could give him a try...

Niko Goodrum #28​

• SS
• B/T: S/R
• 6' 3"/215
• Age: 29

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• Cartier Niko Goodrum
• Nickname: Stinchcomb
• Born: 2/28/1992 in Atlanta, GA
• Draft: 2010, Minnesota Twins, Round: 2, Overall Pick: 71
• High School: Fayette County, Fayetteville, GA
• Debut: 9/02/2017
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Career St​

Season	Team	LG	G	AB	R	H	TB	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	IBB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	GO/AO
2017	MIN	AL	11	17	1	1	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	10	0	0	.059	.111	.059	.170	2.00
2018	DET	AL	131	444	55	109	192	29	3	16	53	42	1	132	12	4	.245	.315	.432	.748	1.11
2019	DET	AL	112	423	61	105	178	27	5	12	45	46	1	138	12	3	.248	.322	.421	.743	0.86
2020	DET	AL	43	158	15	29	53	7	1	5	20	18	0	69	7	1	.184	.263	.335	.598	0.70
2021	DET	AL	90	290	39	62	104	11	2	9	33	29	0	107	14	5	.214	.292	.359	.651	0.98
MLB Career	-	-	387	1332	171	306	528	74	11	42	151	136	2	456	45	13	.230	.303	.396	.700	0.96

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Season
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
MLB Career

Advanced Career Stats​

Season	Team	LG	PA	TB	XBH	HBP	SAC	SF	BABIP	GIDP	GIDPO	NP	P/PA	ROE	LOB	WO

 

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brad miller...still putting out....so far..

PHILLIES

Brad Miller​

EMBED THIS
2ND BASEAge:32-50dExp:8.004 YearsBat/Throw:Left/Right
Drafted:Round 2 (#62 overall), 2011College:ClemsonAgent(s):(ISE Baseball)
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- More Phillies - Alvarado, Jose Bedrosian, Cam Bohm, Alec Bradley, Archie Brogdon, Connor Coonrod, Sam Crouse, Hans Dominguez, Seranthony Eflin, Zach Falter, Bailey Galvis, Freddy Gibson, Kyle Gregorius, Didi Harper, Bryce Haseley, Adam Hoskins, Rhys Kennedy, Ian Maton, Nick McCutchen, Andrew Medina, Adonis Miller, Brad Moniak, Mickey Moore, Matt Nelson, Nick Nola, Aaron Quinn, Roman Realmuto, J.T. Romero, JoJo Segura, Jean Sherriff, Ryan Stubbs, Garrett Suarez, Ranger Vierling, Matt Wheeler, Zack Williams, Lucas

INACTIVE​

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  Statistics​

  SEASON	TEAM	GP	GS	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	WAR
  2021	PHI	140	79	331	53	75	9	3	20	49	45	3	112	.227	.321	.453	.774	0.37
  2020	STL	48	44	142	21	33	8	1	7	25	25	1	46	.232	.357	.451	.808	0.71
  2019	PHI	79	38	154	26	40	6	1	13	25	15	2	45	.260	.329	.565	.894	0.3
  2018	MIL	75	56	230	21	57	13	2	7	29	22	0	82	.248	.311	.413	.724	0.19
  2017	TB	110	96	338	43	68	13	3	9	40	63	5	110	.201	.327	.337	.664	0.61
  2016	TB	152	140	548	73	133	29	6	30	81	47	6	149	.243	.304	.482	.786	1.59

 

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LOL- I figured if anyone understood this, it would be ulmax

its mostly a guess...but 40 mil...is no guess

 

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nothing wrong with this​

• Contract Details
• Career Earnings
• Transactions
• Injuries
• Statistics

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  Statistics​

  SEASON	TEAM	GP	GS	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	WAR
  2021	BOS	137	128	483	65	131	27	2	9	48	21	5	75	.271	.309	.391	.700	-1

2021			$3,500,000	-	-	$3,500,000
2021			$82,809	-	-	$82,80

Jose Iglesias​

or this

Trevor Story

SS

29.0

R

R

COL

TBD

Market Value: $29,829,964

 

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are you kidding me he does cf..as welll...1b/3b/cf/ss//heck..ill take him...

 

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stimated Career Earnings​

YEAR	TEAM	AWARDS	SALARY	SIGNING BONUS	INCENTIVE	TOTAL CASH
2010			-	$514,800	-	$514,800
2017			$90,613	-	-	$90,613
2018			$545,000	-	-	$545,000
2019			$670,500	-	-	$670,500
2020			$258,593	-	-	$258,593
2021			$2,100,000	-	-	$2,100,000
Est. Earnings (5 seasons)		$3,664,706	$514,800	-	$4,179,506
SEASONS	TEAM		SALARY	SIGNING BONUS	INCENTIV

 

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LOL- I figured if anyone understood this, it would be ulmax

i think it is hard to misunderstand.....but...maybe i missed somthing....lolololol

 

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Welcome to 1985 Mariners Baseball!!!

 

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Welcome to 1985 Mariners Baseball!!!

 

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  TREVOR STORYSS, COLORADO ROCKIES
  
  

  Jon Heyman of MLB Network reports that the Rockies "would like to bring back" free agent shortstop Trevor Story.​

  We're not sure what the Rockies are doing either. That being said, it's not crazy to think they want him back, but it's just a matter of whether they are willing to compete with the other teams out there. Story has most recently been linked to the Rangers, even after the reported addition of Marcus Semien.
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  • Texas Rangers
  SOURCE: Jon Heyman on Twitter
  Nov 29, 2021, 3:32 PM ET
  
  
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  YUSEI KIKUCHISP, SEATTLE MARINERS
  
  

  Andy Martino of SNY.tv reports that free agent left-hander Yusei Kikuchi is a possibility for the Mets.​

  The Mets have reportedly signed Max Scherzer to a record three-year, $130 million contract, but they aren't done looking to add to their rotation. At this point, though, it's safe to assume that Marcus Stroman won't be returning. Kikuchi would be a bit of a project after 4.41 ERA over 29 starts, but his outstanding first half showed his upside.
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  • New York Mets
  SOURCE: Andy Martino on Twitter
  Nov 29, 2021, 3:28 PM ET
  
  
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  ROBBIE RAYSP, TORONTO BLUE JAYS
  
  

  Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Mariners are finalizing a five-year, $115 million contract with free agent left-hander Robbie Ray.​

  The free agent dominoes continue to fall. The deal, which was first reported by Michael Mayer of Metsmerized, reportedly includes an opt-out after the third season. Ray declined a qualifying offer from the Blue Jays, so the Mariners will give up a draft pick in order to sign him. Still, the southpaw will add some legitimacy to a rotation which needs it. Ray won the AL Cy Young Award this season on the strength of a 2.84 ERA, 1.05 WHIP and 248/53 K/BB ratio across 193 1/3 innings (32 starts). He managed to just barely beat out Kevin Gausman's contract ($110 million), but the qualifying offer probably had something to do with that.
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