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Probably not thread worthy, but I'm interested in knowing if Reddick could be a financial fit next year, assuming we lose Bautista and/or EE.

 

Thoughts?

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It would be very unlike their Cleveland MO. He might get $100M.

 

With money freed up, would he be worth 4/100, even with some injury concerns?

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Oh man life without EE and JB is starting to look pretty depressing. Not a knock on Reddick he's good, but there's no guarantee we sign him or anyone else at the top of the list. A core of Tulo, Martin and Stro with 22 plugs is gross.
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It would be very unlike their Cleveland MO. He might get $100M.

 

I don't see him getting that much... Probably more of a Martin-type contract. 5/85

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It would be very unlike their Cleveland MO. He might get $100M.

 

wat

 

he might get half that if he has a really strong year

 

To answer the OP - sure, he could be a good fit. So much will depend on whether or not they extend EE and JB. Toronto could have a lot of cash to work with, or not much at all.

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It would be very unlike their Cleveland MO. He might get $100M.

 

If they sign Nick Swisher I'm never watching Blue Jays again.

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That Cleveland MO s*** doesn't fly here though. They have a much larger budget to work with and a ton of money coming off the books.
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That Cleveland MO s*** doesn't fly here though. They have a much larger budget to work with and a ton of money coming off the books.

 

Can't buy your way to the championship, bro. Unless your the Dodgers, and even then.....

 

Jays need cost controlled youth.

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My guess is they acquire stop gaps everywhere, not unlike what the Orioles did this off-season. Something like Bruce, Santana, and Moss to fill RF, DH, and 1B respectively. The free agent market for hitters isn't very good, and to acquire the type of players that they need (young, controllable, high upside) it will take trading top prospects that they can't afford to move (or don't have enough of to move).
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My guess is they acquire stop gaps everywhere, not unlike what the Orioles did this off-season. Something like Bruce, Santana, and Moss to fill RF, DH, and 1B respectively. The free agent market for hitters isn't very good, and to acquire the type of players that they need (young, controllable, high upside) it will take trading top prospects that they can't afford to move (or don't have enough of to move).

 

Unless this team gels and is looking like a playoff team, the best thing is to move JB, EE, Tulo, even Cecil for cost controlled youth at the deadline.

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Unless this team gels and is looking like a playoff team, the best thing is to move JB, EE, Tulo, even Cecil for cost controlled youth at the deadline.

 

I've said before, there's no negative outcome to this season. If they make the playoffs again, awesome. That's the preferred result. However, if they don't, then trade everyone at the deadline and start the 2017 retool early.

 

Well, on second thought, there might be one negative outcome, which would be keeping everyone, finishing with 81 wins and missing the playoffs entirely. Have to hope this is a boom or bust type of team, rather than one that floats around .500 all year.

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It would be very unlike their Cleveland MO. He might get $100M.

 

Why the f*** would a platoon right fielder who's a 2.5-3.5 WAR player get $100M? He's awful vs. LHP and a career 105 wRC+

 

If they sign Nick Swisher I'm never watching Blue Jays again.

 

Swisher was arguably better than Reddick when the Indian's signed him...a much better hitter.

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Why the f*** would a platoon right fielder who's a 2.5-3.5 WAR player get $100M? He's awful vs. LHP and a career 105 wRC+

 

 

 

Swisher was arguably better than Reddick when the Indian's signed him...a much better hitter.

 

100M might be pushing it, but he's a better player than guys like Ian Kennedy and Wei-yin Chen and the market is barren this offseason. If he repeats his 2015 I think he gets 75+M

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With 2 wild cards it'll be really hard for this team to be out of it at the deadline I think.

 

The only way the team would be out of it at the deadline is if there are some major injuries

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The only way the team would be out of it at the deadline is if there are some major injuries

 

Exactly. Jays were one game under at the all-star break last year. With the level of parity in the AL there might be no teams out of it in July.

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Tim dierkes. Mlbtraderumors is predicting a possible 100M

 

6. Josh Reddick. Reddick doesn’t carry the same health or age concerns as the other outfielders on this list. He recently turned 29, and he played in 149 games last year. Reddick has evolved as a hitter, dropping his strikeout rate to 11.2% last year. He’s got 20 home run pop and a good defensive reputation, if not the numbers to back up the latter in recent years. He could be a candidate for a surprising five-year deal approaching $100MM. The A’s are at least exploring an extension.

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Tim dierkes. Mlbtraderumors is predicting a possible 100M

 

6. Josh Reddick. Reddick doesn’t carry the same health or age concerns as the other outfielders on this list. He recently turned 29, and he played in 149 games last year. Reddick has evolved as a hitter, dropping his strikeout rate to 11.2% last year. He’s got 20 home run pop and a good defensive reputation, if not the numbers to back up the latter in recent years. He could be a candidate for a surprising five-year deal approaching $100MM. The A’s are at least exploring an extension.

 

He's not really predicting it if he says it would be surprising

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Yeah I would say "surprising five year deal approaching 100 million" is not saying "5 years at 100 million". Did Josh Reddick's agent start this thread?
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I'd take Bautista over him tbh, I still think we can squeeze at least 3.5 WAR over the next 2 years out of him, which would be best case scenario from Reddick who's already 29. Bautista's been aging well
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I think I remember reading how if you were to take clutch stats and add it to a player's value Reddick's WAR decreased by like 6 wins or something ridiculous. Obviously there's noise in clutch stats but its interesting how remarkable unclutch he has been in his career.

 

Found the article http://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/josh-reddick-has-been-the-anti-willie-bloomquist/

 

Dead last clutch score in the last 40 years.

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Didnt JD drew get like 70-80 million from the red sox for 5 years?

 

Reddick is better IMO, younger and that was like 10 years ago, contracts are up

 

Reddick 5/90 o 5/95 is a given based on the market

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