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Which wild card front office do you most believe in?  

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  1. 1. Which wild card front office do you most believe in?

    • Houston Astros (led by Jeff Luhnow)
      10
    • New York Yankees (led by Brian Cashman)
      4
    • Chicago Cubs (led by Theo & Jed)
      68
    • Pittsburgh Pirates (led by Neal Huntington)
      15


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He seems way to take the numbers based approach to an extreme. Certainly has some very old players ranked pretty high. We took for granted how great Kiley was.

 

No.

 

Everybody appreciated McDaniel and everybody knows that most of the good prospect guys move on from the public sector in short order

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No.

 

Everybody appreciated McDaniel and everybody knows that most of the good prospect guys move on from the public sector in short order

 

I guess. Still, likely won't be anyone half as good as he was.

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I guess. Still, likely won't be anyone half as good as he was.

 

Meh.

 

It's not really that hard to watch youngsters play baseball and throw somewhat arbitrary number grades on their attributes.

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You posted an article about him explaining projections that was stickied here, IIRC. Seems like an intelligent guy. Boxy's a fan as well, me thinks?

 

wat

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Personally I can't see him Toronto paying for him. If the plan was to sign him all along the Chavez trade seems like a waste. I think SF would be an interesting place for Price to go.

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Personally I can't see him Toronto paying for him. If the plan was to sign him all along the Chavez trade seems like a waste. I think SF would be an interesting place for Price to go.

 

Holy f***.

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Personally I can't see him Toronto paying for him. If the plan was to sign him all along the Chavez trade seems like a waste. I think SF would be an interesting place for Price to go.

 

Awful lot of mights in that statement.... More or less we don't know where the f*** he is going

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I'm sorry but the guy is a Cubs radio host. I doubt he has any inside sources from Price's camp.

 

If anything, he has sources with the Cubs, and they might not even know what Price is thinking. The guy may just think that the Cubs think the Jays are the only team in discussions righ tnow.

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Personally I can't see him Toronto paying for him. If the plan was to sign him all along the Chavez trade seems like a waste. I think SF would be an interesting place for Price to go.

 

The Chavez trade wouldn't be a waste.

 

Price

Stroman

Estrada

Dickey

Chavez

 

With Hutch for depth and Osuna + Sanchez in the bullpen.

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I could see the Cubs using $ to sgin Heyward and Lackey instead which would make Price's FA more interesting. My guess is TOR, SF, LAD, CHC would be his top 4. I think Price will go to the NL. When he did an interview with Zaun he said one of his requests to any team when considering FA was that he was allowed to take BP once a week. He might just really want to hit lol.
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The Chavez trade wouldn't be a waste.

 

Price

Stroman

Estrada

Dickey

Chavez

 

With Hutch for depth and Osuna + Sanchez in the bullpen.

 

Waste was the wrong word choice. With Price, Stroman, Dickey and Estrada you don't need as much "depth" as you normally would. Certainly enough where you don't have to trade a controllable reliever for 1 year of Chavez at 4.7. Hutch isn't a bad #5 starter, he could very well be better than Chavez.

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The Chavez trade wouldn't be a waste.

 

Price

Stroman

Estrada

Dickey

Chavez

 

With Hutch for depth and Osuna + Sanchez in the bullpen.

 

s***. This smells like a return to the ALCS with that rotation :cool:

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Reports like this will only fuel the casuals' hate for Shapiro & TLC when we don't sign Price.

 

"Toronto was his first choice and Shapiro still wouldn't pony up!"

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Bad news: Boston is the best team in the division for the next few years.

 

Maybe... hopefully Price declines quick then

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It'll be really interesting to see how much Price gets. A lot of the players seem to get more than I expect, but I find it hard to see him hitting 30M / year. I can definitely see 7/175 or 8/200 though.
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Waste was the wrong word choice. With Price, Stroman, Dickey and Estrada you don't need as much "depth" as you normally would. Certainly enough where you don't have to trade a controllable reliever for 1 year of Chavez at 4.7. Hutch isn't a bad #5 starter, he could very well be better than Chavez.

 

If we sign Price, the payroll will have to go up significantly. That said, if all else is equal, some more BP help and that rotation, could allow us to have Hutch and hopefully Osuna/Sanchez start in AAA.

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Maybe... hopefully Price declines quick then

 

Boston has one of the best farm systems and great young position players. Even if Price declines they would be the best team for the short future. I mean right now FG has them ahead of the Jays by a small margin. Even if you give a boost for Estrada and Dickey because they outperform their FIP both teams are pretty damn close.

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Boston has one of the best farm systems and great young position players. Even if Price declines they would be the best team for the short future. I mean right now FG has them ahead of the Jays by a small margin. Even if you give a boost for Estrada and Dickey because they outperform their FIP both teams are pretty damn close.

 

HAD one of the best farm systems. Remember, they just traded a ton for Kimbrel recently. And due to this, they have very little above A/A+ ball. Outisde of Benintendi(who projects as a bench player minimum, All-Star at best), neither Moncada, Devers, Espinoza, or Kopech are sure things, as they have a long road to the majors and are at least 2018 arrivals at best (Benintendi likely 2017). And knowing Dombrowski, he'll sell the farm to win now.. ask Detroit Tigers fans.

 

And as for young players, only Betts and Bogaerts are sure things. Still questions regarding Bradley Jr., Castillo and Swihart/Vazquez. Castillo is close to bust material, after that performance this past season, looking no more than a 4th outfielder at best, with good defense but a disappointing bat. Bradley's numbers are inflated by a strong August.. he was the same disappointing offensive threat that has been sent to the minors multiple times. Swihart's D needs to improvement.. but he'll likely be handed the starting job next season because Vazquez is slow in returning post-TJS.

 

Bradley and Castillo's performances last season is part of the reason I didn't want them trading Margot.. what happens if Bradley and Castillo bust? Benintendi is 2 years away.. and their farm isn't exactly deep in the high minors.

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HAD one of the best farm systems. Remember, they just traded a ton for Kimbrel recently. And due to this, they have very little above A/A+ ball. Outisde of Benintendi(who projects as a bench player minimum, All-Star at best), neither Moncada, Devers, Espinoza, or Kopech are sure things, as they have a long road to the majors and are at least 2018 arrivals at best (Benintendi likely 2017). And knowing Dombrowski, he'll sell the farm to win now.. ask Detroit Tigers fans.

 

lol

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