Does the 17 move up and the 22 go below?
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Mr.Bond said:CoachRTM said:
New Orleans would be fun.
Quite possibly the most non baseball town of all major cities in America
Well yeah? There isn't a team! (Joking)
Lot of die hard braves fans in Nola. You'd be surprised
Something like that crossed my mind. How terrible would that be? I guess it's better to be caught than not.
See you should lead off with the stats, next time. Definitely a really good insurance policy.Farmer1906 said:redline248 said:
We could have had Aledmys back for cheaper than that, too. Diaz, presumably is going to become an everyday player...this guy is basically gonna cost more to be a bench guy?
This guy could platoon with Brantley and could easily play over 100 games with as much rest as we give players. 122 wRC+ over the last 2 years and he only costs 8.5 M. Just think how clutch he would be if there was an injury. Diaz has been under 100 = below avg the last 3 seasons. It's not even comparable.
Sometimes I just assume everyone knows all the relevant information about everyone.
Yuli is great
Adam Duvall sign yet?
BREAKING: Carlos Correa is now joining the Mets on a 12-year, $315M deal, per @JonHeyman pic.twitter.com/G9rGUJuXQq
— B/R Walk-Off (@BRWalkoff) December 21, 2022
Breaking: Carlos Correa and the Mets have a deal. $315M, 12 years.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) December 21, 2022
I'm in ****ing shock
BCSGrubber said:
Can someone explain why we don't want Tuck hitting 2nd and Brantley hitting 6th followed by Pena?
Trying to keep Tucker's ABs and numbers down until we sign him to an extension.
bearkatag15 said:BREAKING: Carlos Correa is now joining the Mets on a 12-year, $315M deal, per @JonHeyman pic.twitter.com/G9rGUJuXQq
— B/R Walk-Off (@BRWalkoff) December 21, 2022Breaking: Carlos Correa and the Mets have a deal. $315M, 12 years.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) December 21, 2022
I'm in ****ing shock
Talk about a u turn. The Mets payroll is gonna be insane.
@JonHeyman first. Still unclear what was flagged.
— Susan Slusser (@susanslusser) December 21, 2022
Giants were skeptics
Jeff Passan and Ken Rosenthal rn pic.twitter.com/CvjZjoEfsz
— Fuzzy (@fuzzyfromyt) December 21, 2022
Correa’s camp and the Giants had a difference of opinion on the medical, and agent Scott Boras worked out a deal with Steve Cohen. “We needed one more thing. And this was it,” Cohen said.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) December 21, 2022
New York Mets infielders
— Danny Vietti (@DannyVietti) December 21, 2022
• Francisco Lindor (SS)
• Carlos Correa (SS)
• Jeff McNeil (2B)
• Pete Alonso (1B)
• Eduardo Escobar (3B)
• Luis Guillorme (UTIL)
• Daniel Vogelbach (1B)
• Darin Ruf (1B)
Correa to 3rd right?
So the Mets now have $660MM tied up in SS.
This looks like the Mets payroll (just payroll) will be north of $350MM. And by the way $24MM is to pay Robby Cano not to play for them. They will be well north of $500MM with taxes.
What the **** are the Mets doing?
Lol, stupid Mets. You have Lindor. Go buy a bat with that $$.
There's got to be more to this story. The day before your presser, it gets canceled and the next day you sign with another team? Were Mets runners up so when SF deal fell thru they were ready to go? How could SF and their medical team not say let's wait a couple days and figure out what we're dealing with specifically? Were Carlos and Boras having second thoughts about SF and saw a way to get to Ny?
Correa faking a torn ACL to sign in New York pic.twitter.com/urFuTOXBmF
— Danny (@TatisMVPszn) December 21, 2022
The Giants had Aaron Judge for 7 minutes and Carlos Correa for 6 days.
— Tylor (@thatguytylor) December 20, 2022
315 is a ****load of money, but Correa just lost 35 M. Don't get me wrong, it was a quick pivot and he avoided a terrible potential scenario. Boras did his job.
You know Carlos had to be livid with San Fran. If someone else is willing to still pay you 315 M, the medicals can't be that bad.
You know Carlos had to be livid with San Fran. If someone else is willing to still pay you 315 M, the medicals can't be that bad.
I hope this all blows up in the Mets face
All this money to pay players for the mets and they still wont win a world series
Mathguy64 said:
This looks like the Mets payroll (just payroll) will be north of $350MM. And by the way $24MM is to pay Robby Cano not to play for them. They will be well north of $500MM with taxes.
384, with a 111M tax bill.
And $1.2 MM to Bobby BonillaMathguy64 said:
And by the way $24MM is to pay Robby Cano not to play for them.
Wow.
The New York Mets current payroll is estimated to be around $384 million. The luxury-tax payments alone will exceed $111 million. Their total payroll projects to be $495 million.
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 21, 2022
The previous max payroll in baseball: less than $350 million. Mets are at almost half a billion.
Who is going to play SS?
Unrelated and SIAP, but I was looking at defensive stats & just realized that Straw won the CF GG this year.
Unrelated and SIAP, but I was looking at defensive stats & just realized that Straw won the CF GG this year.
Is the end goal for Cohen to have a hard salary cap started?
Harry Dunne said:
Who is going to play SS?
Unrelated and SIAP, but I was looking at defensive stats & just realized that Straw won the CF GG this year.
Sounds like Correa will be 3B
Correa has succeeded in becoming A-rod. Despised by every team for his bull*****
The dude is a turd.The Porkchop Express said:
Correa has succeeded in becoming A-rod. Despised by every team for his bull*****
Holy **** at the Correa/Mets news.
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