Jump to content
Jays Centre
  • Create Account

Spanky__99

Old-Timey Member
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    5,371

  • Joined

  • Days Won

    25

 Content Type 

Profiles

Toronto Blue Jays Videos

2026 Toronto Blue Jays Top Prospects Ranking

Toronto Blue Jays Free Agent & Trade Rumors, Notes, & Tidbits

Guides & Resources

2025 Toronto Blue Jays Draft Pick Tracker

News

Forums

Blogs

Events

Store

Downloads

Gallery

Everything posted by Spanky__99

  1. Spanky__99
    You can't sign and trade a player in the MLB... this isn't the NBA, bro.
  2. Spanky__99
    Man I'm getting rekt, again.
  3. Spanky__99
    Hahaha... not to mention it isn't allowed.
  4. Spanky__99
    This is what I keep finding. Meh...
  5. Spanky__99
    Thanks This site has adjusted salary of 5 million in each year, lol... I don't know, someone's f***ed up. http://www.spotrac.com/mlb/toronto-blue-jays/payroll/2016/ So in the end our projected payroll is just north of 163 million.
  6. Spanky__99
    lol
  7. Spanky__99
    Well, explain that... http://www.rosterresource.com/mlb-to...lue-jays-info/ I've provided Davidi's article plus RR
  8. Spanky__99
    I showed you already? Plus the other link, I just posted above.
  9. Spanky__99
    No, the Padres paid the majority of the contract, it's right here... we owe him 5 million this year. http://www.sportsnet.ca/baseball/mlb/blue-jays-verge-acquiring-melvin-upton-jr-padres/ SHI DAVIDI JULY 26, 2016, 3:45 PM TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays acquired outfielder Melvin Upton Jr., and the money to cover the vast majority of the nearly $22 million he’s still owed from the San Diego Padres on Tuesday for rookie-ball right-hander Hansel Rodriguez in a trade designed to add depth, speed and versatility to the roster. Talks between the clubs started when Jose Bautista hit the disabled list with turf toe June 17, but only reached fruition when they settled on the financial component. Upton is due the roughly third remaining on his $15.45 million salary this year plus another $16.45 million in 2017, and the Padres will reportedly cover $17 million of that.
  10. Spanky__99
    I've tried to tell him this, even posted the information.
  11. Spanky__99
    What if the Jays did and Fowler took the Cards over the Jays? LOL at the EE comments, your tinfoil hat is killing it, bro.
  12. Spanky__99
    K..............
  13. Spanky__99
    I just posted the site with the breakdown? http://www.rosterresource.com/mlb-toronto-blue-jays-info/
  14. Spanky__99
    Why do you say that?
  15. Spanky__99
    Well, RR has them paying him 5 this season. *shrugs*
  16. Spanky__99
    Well if they still have 25 million to spend... an estimated 167.5 million isn't enough? I'd like them to spend more too, but if you have parameters, you have to be smart about it. People can't point fingers at the FO, it's their job to keep within that payroll frame. Scream at Rogers, I guess.
  17. Spanky__99
    5 million... you'll see the minus 12 million at the bottom. Money owed by other teams.
  18. Spanky__99
    http://www.rosterresource.com/mlb-toronto-blue-jays-info/
  19. Spanky__99
    Well, this sucks.
  20. Spanky__99
    Or not... Ohtani may not decide to move to MLB until after the 2019 season when he can become a free agent due to changes in the new collective-bargaining agreement that restrict MLB teams' spending on international free agents under age 25, Jeff Passan of Yahoo! Sports reports. Analysis: Ohtani is arguably the top prospect in the world as he not only throws 102 mph and had a 1.86 ERA last season, but also hit 22 home runs with a 1.004 OPS as a DH for the Nippon Ham Fighters. Nippon said before the new CBA it had planned to post Ohtani after the 2017 season so he could move to MLB, but the changes cloud that outlook. If Ohtani were to move to MLB via the posting system, he'd be limited to about a $5 million or less annual contract under the new rules rather than the perhaps $20 million or more annual deal he'd get as a free agent. MLB and NPB negotiate their posting agreement each season, so it's possible some rules could change. If not, we may not see the 22-year old Ohtani decide to move to MLB until he turns 25.
  21. Spanky__99
    Uhmmm... he's posted here for quite awhile now, and has made fun of Orioles Hangout.
  22. Spanky__99
    Yes, it's AAV.
  23. Spanky__99
    They could go after both Fowler and Eddy and back-load those contracts as money comes off in the next few years.
  24. Spanky__99
    We're estimated at 142.5 right now... 167 million is not being cheap, and who knows about that number come the deadline. It's pretty flippin good.
  25. Spanky__99
    Why do you keep saying this arbitrary number... did Atkins say this? I've asked Ang, but he's MIA...
×
×
  • Create New...