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  1. That would be nice to have that coming out of the pen
  2. MLBtraderumours predicts him at 6yrs and 144million 5. Chris Davis – Cardinals. Six years, $144MM. Davis is baseball’s most prolific home run hitter, leading the Majors in 2013 and 2015. He’s a middle of the order monster and he doesn’t turn 30 until March. Agent Scott Boras will attempt to downplay Davis’ high strikeout rate and his 2014 suspension for use of Adderall. Boras will push for seven years for Davis, a term he achieved with Ellsbury and Shin-Soo Choo previously. First base is not an in-demand position this winter, so finding a match for Davis is difficult. He would be a great addition to the Cardinals’ lineup if they lose Heyward. The Orioles will stay involved, while the Astros, Mariners, and Padres make some degree of sense Consequently they have the Jays landing Zimmerman and Estrada going to Oakland 7. Jordan Zimmermann – Blue Jays. Six years, $126MM. Zimmermann could become the first Tommy John survivor to score a $100MM contract. He has a 3.13 ERA over 810 1/3 innings over the last four seasons, but slipped a bit in 2015 and doesn’t boast the strikeout rate of other top arms. Since Zimmermann won’t turn 30 until May, a six-year term is attainable. The Blue Jays need arms, and executive Dana Brown was the Nationals’ scouting director when Zimmermann was drafted in ’07. The Cubs, Giants, Diamondbacks, and Tigers are other good matches. 29. Marco Estrada – Athletics. Three years, $30MM. Estrada looked like a non-tender candidate for the Brewers a year ago, who traded him to the Blue Jays for Adam Lind. He didn’t even join Toronto’s rotation until May 5th, but he went on to post a 3.28 ERA in 28 starts. He also raised his profile with two excellent postseason starts in three tries. The 32-year-old soft-tosser received a qualifying offer from the Blue Jays — an offer of a one-year, $15.8MM contract upon which he must decide in the next seven days. Estrada has earned $10MM in his career, so accepting the offer has to be a serious consideration. Still, Estrada would surely prefer the security of a multiyear deal, and has a good chance of finding a three-year contract even with the draft pick cost. The qualifying offer gives the Blue Jays leverage over the next week, so it’s possible he’ll strike a multiyear deal with them to remain in Toronto.
  3. I know bautista wouldn't like it But I'd love to have ODay Scum on my team
  4. Astros Prospect Mark Wik goes through the wall to make a catch only to drop the f***in ball In the Austrailian winter league \ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqdux61NERo
  5. there is a better chance they get Davis over Price but dont think they will pursue Davis
  6. Tulo, Sanchez and Tellez to NYY for Gregorius, Bird and Severino I know NY would say no but thats where I would start. LOL
  7. I hope he does take that job. Then we can rape his farm system in Miami for an aging player he's always liked.
  8. Holy s*** you're right he is under team control for 2 more years!!! I can see them cutting him loose. I would sign him
  9. On a side note.....there is a chance that Henderson Alverez gets released due to injury ......MLB Traderumers" Right-hander Henderson Alvarez, who missed nearly all of the 2015 season with shoulder injuries that eventually required surgery, won’t be ready for Opening Day, according to Samson (via Jackson). The 25-year-old Alvarez was Miami’s Opening Day starter and has a no-hitter under his belt since coming to Miami by way of a trade with Toronto, but the Marlins aren’t even decided on whether or not they’ll tender him a contract, per Samson. MLBTR contributor Matt Swartz projected Alvarez to earn $4MM next season, and while that’s not an outrageous number, the team could conceivably cut ties if the belief is that Alvarez’s injuries will keep out for a significant portion of 2016. Would you sign him cheap this year but include a couple of team options, Free pick-up worth the risk in my opinion
  10. Forget clutch singles hitters .....get a bullpen assembled that SLAMS the door and gives your team a chance to win each and every game.
  11. Congrats to the Kansas City Royals,,,,,even though I hate you f***ERS
  12. I saw Donaldson speak about it so I know thats ********
  13. Get rid of Thole,Saunders and Izturus (Thanks for him AA!!, 1 million buyout)for sure, .
  14. So stop typing then!!
  15. I actually thought I read it was a 2 million dollar per season offer he turned down. f*** I wish someone would insult me like that!
  16. there are no sides, the f***in guy quit on us. Holy s*** man!! Even if Shap wants to strip the team down and AA wants to keep it, he would have helped us by staying and standing up for what he believes in. But no, he buckled like a little f***in baby and turned down big bucks for that dream job. f*** him. I thought he made great moves at times and questionable moves but I always kept my faith in him. Now, he quits on us....C Ya!!!
  17. I hate the Royals,,,,and Rios forgetting how many outs is fantastic
  18. LOL Rios .....He looked bad there
  19. We didn't offer that, thats what Angelos wanted.
  20. We'll take either .....But Cleveland will not take JB as his salary would be close to 15 - 20% of their team payroll.
  21. Merchandise sales are MLB profits not team oriented
  22. Or you tell one he is playin 1st Base....LOL
  23. Look at the 2 teams in the World Series right now that traded aging value for youth. Royals traded Greinke and The Mets traded Dickey. The timing is key. We all know that edwin and Jose will not bring in that much but still bring in something.
  24. So you prefer Playstation over X-box??
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