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Nobody has been or will be allowed to make MiLB trades to clear space after last night’s deadline. Teams who haven’t identified cuts can still do so, but probably not after today.
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So the only team set to lose reasonably high picks are The Drunks
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I think I've processed everything. Please check to make sure your picks look the way they should. Picks not highlighted are picks set to evaporate. Green are teams I saw instructions from, yellow are teams that I didn't see any cuts or instructions from.
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Will have to discuss with Orgfiller.
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EST is the only timezone that matters.
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I assume jaysblue's 5th waiver is going to connorp in the deal?
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OK, though pick 113 will evaporate for connor
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Yup.
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As per our rules, spittin is fined pick 32 for accruing stats from Chirinos.
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I've dropped Chirinos from spittin's roster. You're free to add him if you want.
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"All MiLB cuts must be made one week prior to the annual MiLB draft so that draft order can be finalized and unused picks removed from the draft. At this time, MiLB rosters will be frozen until the conclusion of the draft. If your MiLB roster is full at the time of the draft, you will not be allowed to draft prospects and all of your remaining picks will be discarded." Everyone is being cut down to a max of 12 MiLB assets tonight - extra picks are evaporated. Teams can still trade after that.
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Pick 78 + 3rd waiver to connorp for his 2nd waiver
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Processed.
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ARe you and TCA making cuts tonight? You're on track to lose all your picks.
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I have pick 78 available for a marginal upgrade or waiver upgrade
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I remember Dinger being super excited about acquiring the 'best shortstop on the planet'. Oops.
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That's exactly what it was. Unfortunately that strategy amounts to spending prospect capital on free agent contracts after the selling teams have already benefitted from the first couple of years, when the player is closest to prime age. What we've seen in 2017 and 2018 is the natural result of a strategy that was doomed to be unsustainable.
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My god that's a lot of calories.
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If ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a merry Christmas
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At least you have a dominant contender to show for it.
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I wonder at what pitch count a current manager would get call from the front office ordering him to remove the starter. Like, if Gardenhire tried to trot Fulmer out for the 11th inning 140 pitches into a start, he’d certainly be overruled
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Of course it wasn't a 0% chance of him earning his contract. Generally, I'm averse to $100M long-term contracts for oft-injured 30-year olds though. Projecting the future is hard, but avoiding obvious potential landmines like that is a good way to remain perpetually competitive.
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Nah, I just processed. Also, you need a new team name.
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Are you cutting anyone to make room for him?
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Tulo was acquired as a 30-year old struggling after major hip surgery who couldn't even stay healthy in his 20s, and yet was owed $98M through his age-36 season. It was an obvious landmine of a contract, and a clear a case as you'll see of mortgaging the future to win in the present.
