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With the CBA, I want it so if a team refuses to spend at a floor level, they loose thier #1 draft pick and it goes in a lottery for the other teams to get a chance at it. Only way to ensure teams dont play games
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I actually want the Reds forced to spend on talent, if they dont want to, then I hope the lockout lasts long enough tp force this bad Reds ownership to sell
Jose Siri robs a grand slam, saves a buffet.
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Have glove. Will travel.Quote:
Originally Posted by WrongVerb
The floor should be enforced somehow but your post misses the main issue. The issue is lessen the discrepancy between the highest spending teams and the lowest. That means far more change for teams like the Dodgers than teams like the Reds. A cap would mean the Dodgers will need to cut about $150mill. No team will have to add that much in order to get to a floorQuote:
Originally Posted by Redsfan6272
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A verdict has been handed down in the Wander Franco case. He has been found guilty but, surprise, surprise, won't be doing any time.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...c/90250948007/
Wouldn't there need to be some sort of grace period? That's a lot of money to shed all at once. The ones that would get them there fastest probably have no trade clauses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sea Ray
The Yankees yesterday sent 18 batters to the plate in the 3rd inning of their game against the Athletics, registering 11 hits, 4 walks, and scoring 13 runs.
In the other 8 innings of the game, the Yankees tallied zero hits, zero runs, and sent the minimum 24 batters to the plate.
Yes, I agree. I wasn't trying to suggest that these rules would be fully implemented in 2027. A lot of details to work out. I was just outlining the big pictureQuote:
Originally Posted by CySeymour
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Originally Posted by Chip R
Absolutely wild to be on top of the world and throw it away over a 14 year old girl. Some things I do not care to understand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chip R
Edwin Arroyo to be called up by the Reds
https://x.com/UnderdogMLB/status/2061484960695878043
Wonder when the redemption tour will start and what scum team will sign him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chip R
It will happen.
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Originally Posted by KronoRed
Based on what? You think anyone in this government once it came out someone was trying to sign him would allow for him to get a Visa? I know this world is jaded but come on.
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Originally Posted by KronoRed
My guess is MLB will suspend him indefinitelyQuote:
Originally Posted by Tony Cloninger
Trevor Bauer has a better chance of playing MLB than Franco. Bauer gives you the icks, sure, but Franco?
No.
He's done forever. Bauer was not only not convicted, but they also declined to file charges. In the eyes of the law, he's literally not guilty of any crime. Franco won't be allowed to play in Japan or South Korea. Might not be allowed into Mexico.Quote:
Although the outlet reported that the court issued a judicial pardon to Franco, he was still convicted of a crime of moral turpitude, which would prevent Franco from obtaining a visa to work in the USA.
He's never playing professionally again.