After Darvish, the next two biggest pitching contracts were by free agents who signed with clubs that had just had very bad seasons.Okay then, let's use ARod as an example. He signed here after we lost 91 games.
How good were we when Nolan signed here.
Last year's top money maker in free agency was Eric Hosmer. He signed with the Padtes after they has lost 91 games.
Just what we need, more minor league pitchers to wait on.
We were willing to do that with Hamels so why not Choo.Takes two to make a deal. Maybe no takers at this point and to just give him away sets a bad precedent for future transactions
Like I said with some it's all about money and with some it's the intangibles. With AROD it was all about the money, with Nolan he could have gotten more but he wanted to be closer to home and Hosmer he took the best money deal he was going to get.Okay then, let's use ARod as an example. He signed here after we lost 91 games.
How good were we when Nolan signed here.
Last year's top money maker in free agency was Eric Hosmer. He signed with the Padtes after they has lost 91 games.
Could it be that teams aren't interested? Maybe the Rangers have offered him and they got no nibbles.
With every rumor involving everyone except Odor it makes me wonder why this club is so stuck on Odor.
Not necessarily most, as was shown in last year's free agency.probably true but most quality players are now looking for something beyond the money
It would show up in rumors like Choo, Mazara, Profar and the rest.Could it be that teams aren't interested? Maybe the Rangers have offered him and they got no nibbles.
Heard that they have pitchers in the minors that could start now for the Rangers.
Haha. That is not hard for most teams to say due to our starting pitching situation. Do the Braves have so much ready for MLB pitching that projects to be top quality MLB starters that they can afford to deal any? I would imagine if they were going to deal any it would be guys a year or two away like the first round of our current pitching prospects.Heard that they have pitchers in the minors that could start now for the Rangers.
I heard last year that they had pitchers in the minors that were ready to pitch in the majors, but were blocked.Haha. That is not hard for most teams to say due to our starting pitching situation. Do the Braves have so much ready for MLB pitching that projects to be top quality MLB starters that they can afford to deal any? I would imagine if they were going to deal any it would be guys a year or two away like the first round of our current pitching prospects.
possible but that would have catcher occupying 3 of 25 spots on the roster
no I don't have any way of knowing it just as you have no way of knowing it won't happen that way