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Chimi

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  1. 9 minutes ago, bloodbrother said:

    Assuming the Halos go to a 6-man rotation(which Eppler heavily implied), Sabathia can slot into the rotation as that steady vet guy among a group of young and uncertain arms. Sure as hell beats the last vet guy they had(Nolasco)

    Richards
    Sabathia
    Ohtani
    Skaggs
    Shoemaker
    Heaney

    Bridwell/Barria/Scribner/JC Ramirez as depth

    Nice R/L/R/L/R mix.

    Sabathia is a perfect candidate for a 6-man rotation.  Last time he pitched 200 innings was 2013.  Could be a selling point for him.

  2. 33 minutes ago, beatlesrule said:

    What are these things like? Aside from seeing it in person, any other reason to go over just watching on TV? Like, do they have free food and drinks or anything like that?

    No, it's really just for the atmosphere.  If you don't care about that, it's probably better to just watch it on TV.  It can be hard to hear the questions and answers being asked in person because of all the yelling and screaming fans.

  3. 4 minutes ago, Chuckster70 said:

    Would you rather have Darvish for 5 years or Stanton, plus giving up top prospects?

    The only way I'm on board for Stanton is if they take Calhoun, Skaggs and prospects not named Adell, Marsh and Jones, possibly Barria too. 

    I don't think we have to give up anything for Stanton.  The Marlins want him gone and after his vetoes today, they're desperate to trade him to whoever will take that contract off their hands.  It's a straight salary dump for the Marlins.

    I rather have Darvish.  Having Darvish/Ohtani/Richards are the top of the rotation is just too sexy to pass up.

  4. Definitely not. All the starting pitchers are already conditioned and used to doing 5 man rotations. Pitching after extended rest can be just as detrimental as pitching on short rest.  Since they started in the minor leagues they have been a part of a 5 man rotation. 

    I’d be more in favor of inning limits for Ohtani before I’d be in favor of a 6 man rotation. 

  5. Like I said in the other thread, I think we got played on this one. I think Ohtani wanted to go to the Mariners from the get go but his agent told him they would wait to announce it so he can try to get some more money out of them.  He used the Angels as a threat and made the Mariners more than double what they were initially able to offer. Will be a good play by his agent when it’s all said and done. He’s going to the team he wanted to all along plus he’s getting an extra $2 million on top of it.

  6. Here is a list I found from about a month ago and I edited it to reflect some of the recent changes.  I might be missing something here and there though, but should be close.

    Seattle Mariners — $3,557,000
    Texas Rangers — $3,535,000
    New York Yankees — $3,250,000
    Pittsburgh Pirates — $2,266,750
    Los Angeles Angels — $2,210,000
    Minnesota Twins — $1,245,000
    Philadelphia Phillies — $900,000
    Milwaukee Brewers — $765,000
    Miami Marlins — $740,000
    Arizona Diamondbacks — $731,250
    Baltimore Orioles — $660,000
    Boston Red Sox — $462,000
    Tampa Bay Rays — $440,500
    Chicago Cubs – $300,000
    Chicago White Sox – $300,000
    Cincinnati Reds – $300,000
    Houston Astros – $300,000
    Kansas City Royals – $300,000
    Los Angeles Dodgers – $300,000
    Oakland Athletics – $300,000
    St. Louis Cardinals – $300,000
    San Diego Padres – $300,000
    San Francisco Giants – $300,000
    Washington Nationals – $300,000
    Detroit Tigers — $159,500
    New York Mets — $150,000
    Toronto Blue Jays — $50,000
    Cleveland Indians — $10,000
    Colorado Rockies — $10,000

  7. I think he wants to go to the Padres as well, hence why they are last to meet with him.  He gave the other teams opportunities to convince him otherwise, but interview in the order of importance.  By Wednesday afternoon, the pitch you heard Monday is most likely drowned out by the next five pitches you received.  In my company, we generally interview the person we have in mind for the job last.  That doesn't mean someone can't win it from them, but putting the favorite last makes it easier to finalize things with them if no one else stood out more.

  8. 3 minutes ago, NorCal Halo said:

    I appreciate the sarcasm.   I don't appreciate the obligatory references to Pearl Harbor and Chinatown when mentioning someone who is Japanese.

    I agree.  The Pearl Harbor reference was a little much.  But it seems some people on this board feel like they have to one up previous racist comments with even harsher ones until someone eventually crosses the line. 

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