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  1. Not doing that now, I'm passing out in half an hour or so and data entry isn't how I usually relax before bed. To be honest I assumed you would have this charted out on a whiteboard on your bedroom wall all ready to go for the offseason. I'm terribly disappointed in you. I'll do it tomorrow at work (lol) unless a random passer-by takes up the mantle before then.
  2. https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=tlGuOwsSqqOBS4H6hAg-Q_Q&output=html There, that's probably the clearest and most informative piece I found so far that lays out the money side of it. http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=all&stats=bat&lg=all&qual=0&type=6&season=2013&month=0&season1=2013&ind=0&team=14&rost=0&age=0&filter=&players=0 And that's the clearest one for the projection baselines.
  3. Need to embrace the dark side more you do. It's funny because it's true.
  4. blue jays projections contracts value fWAR Googling various iterations of this, coming up empty.
  5. Trying to find a chart of this but it appears that not even the internet can be bothered to work this s*** out. Anyone?
  6. I clicked the link but it had already been deleted from the sky. f*** it, you have homework and fapping to attend to. Zee shall do this.
  7. Randoms started coming out of the woodwork and getting extremely hurt in the butt as a result of my trolling the ZeeDoggClogersTroll. Absolutely nothing I could do.
  8. ◾Opening Day payrolls (Major League contracts plus pro-rated signing bonuses): ◾2013: $119,277,800 ◾2012: $ 83,739,200 ◾2011: $ 70,567,800 ◾2010: $ 78,689,357 ◾2009: $ 80,538,300 ◾2008: $ 97,973,900 ◾2007: $ 81,942,800 ◾2006: $ 71,915,000 ◾2005: $ 45,719,500 ◾2004: $ 50,017,000 ◾2003: $ 51,269,000 ◾2002: $ 76,864,333 ◾2001: $ 76,896,000 ◾2000: $ 46,363,332 Not too shabby. We only paid about 36M for 1 added win from the year before. Paul Beeston, you can retire with honour, Sir.
  9. http://www.fangraphs.com/leaders.aspx?pos=all&stats=bat&lg=all&qual=0&type=6&season=2013&month=0&season1=2013&ind=0&team=14&rost=0&age=0&filter=&players=0 lol this gives you a baseline to run projections on to account for decline at least. Touch to find projections for all a team's current roster for the remainder of their respective contracts.
  10. https://www.baseballprospectus.com/compensation/cots/al-east/toronto-blue-jays/
  11. Ace Reliever has been going strong as a board meme since that day.
  12. He couldn't get the boner he had been sporting since signing his new contract to subside I would imagine.
  13. You two children are very mean. Leave poor CHP alone.
  14. I said such lengths, not great lengths. How dare you twist my words? And hurry the f*** up with that data already. If I wasn't stoned I would have done it myself. I wish to quantify to the nth degree the relative values of our trade apocalypse candidates.
  15. You're assuming people will go to such lengths for something as trivial as this, although I guess for some lonely souls on here it would be worth the trouble.
  16. Really? Huh. Well whaddya know. How many schizoids DO we have then, roughly?
  17. Then do it man. Stop being a fat sweaty WoW wizard in your mother's basement and start living your life. Time to grow up and be, if not quite a man, something better than you are now at least. I believe in you brother, and we all love you very much. But I don't want to help you.
  18. Isn't Zee also The Dogg? I always figured it was the same person to be honest.
  19. Yeah, this should be good. I wonder why he hasn't convened The Internet Court to order and presented his opening arguments yet? Hey mods, just for laughs, check IP's of all accounts, post the ones with multiples. I'd love to see that s***.
  20. My dickey has been a bit low all offseason, so don't fret about it.
  21. Maybe someone reading will take the 30 mins or so to calculate likely values for these names going forward and we can get a nice clean sensible list. My gut tells me that Buehrle would be highly sought after so long as were willing to eat say a third of his remainder owed. Same with Reyes, those two names jump out as guys we can basically buy prospects with.
  22. Yeah. Like I said, rough list I just jotted out. Cecil prolly more sought after than Santos too at this point. Rasmus likely would be listed above Reyes there if we was locked up for another 3+ seasons at reasonable cost too.
  23. In order of value? Encarnacion Bautista Reyes Rasmus Dickey Buehrle Morrow Janssen Santos Cecil Delabar Lind Cabrera Loup Navarro I'm likely forgetting someone, and I'm sure that order is off by a lil'. Lind have more value than some of our Ace Relievers? Still, just think what we could get for all that. Eat salary on the likes of Reyes and Buehrle of course, and we could be one of the most dynamic and promising franchises in MLB for years to come if we did it right. Would be one hell of an exciting re-tool watching the names roll in for our vets, anyhow.
  24. Fret not for I shan't. You may rest easy.
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