Agree 100%. I know their excuses and none make sense. Just restrict it like you said. It would make it so much better for fans. Dipoto going all Ditka and trading all his picks for the number one pick...lol.I think it’s dumb that normal picks can’t be traded. All they have to do is create a rule that picks can only be traded for picks and/or players.
I’m pretty sure the reason they don’t allow it is because they don’t want big market teams buying the picks right? Things I’d like this offseason for them like to change isAgree 100%. I know their excuses and none make sense. Just restrict it like you said. It would make it so much better for fans. Dipoto going all Ditka and trading all his picks for the number one pick...lol.
Yes. Twenty years ago when Yankees owned the league they were afraid teams like Florida would sell their picks for millions to NY.I’m pretty sure the reason they don’t allow it is because they don’t want big market teams buying the picks right? Things I’d like this offseason for them like to change is
-Fix the draft with being to trade all picks (with my suggestions) and getting rid of the salary pool/slot thing
-The the whole Dodgers thing with their salary manipulation stuff.
-The players challenging strikes
-Look into moving the mounds back or lowering the mound
Yeah not totally sure how that is going to work. Manfred is trying quicken games, which IMO is dumb. A 4 hour game that is good is better than a 2 hour game with the Mariners offense.On the challenges, just put the stupid box on every big screen in the ballparks. It would take 2 seconds to change a call. Don't make it a big ordeal.
No clue. It is baseball where little makes sense.What does the MLBPA have a say? I guess that doesn’t make sense to me since picks are in the union yet. And the PA has no say in players getting traded…so I’m lost on that one.
Just watched his documentary, there will never be a pitcher like him again. Which in a way is good because his arm was super natural but also negative because he was excitingNOLAN Ryan faced 58 Red Sox batters on June 14, 1974, striking out 19 and walking 10 in a 13-inning no-decision. He threw 278 pitches, and struck out leadoff man Cecil Cooper six times.
He and Johnny Bench were/are my two favorite non-Mariners. I saw him once in Surprise, AZ at a spring game. He was walking around the concourse with the people and I was right by him with nothing for him to sign or sign with. That hurt.Just watched his documentary, there will never be a pitcher like him again. Which in a way is good because his arm was super natural but also negative because he was exciting