DanOregon
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So what? Why would road attendance have any impact on what a team pays it's players?
It just surprises me that such a great player isn't much of a draw.
So what? Why would road attendance have any impact on what a team pays it's players?
Teams do receive a share of the gate for road games. Not game-changing money, but I'd rather be the Yankees playing in front of 2.8 million on the road than the Padres playing before 1 million, for example.It just surprises me that such a great player isn't much of a draw.
Interesting decision by Bregman to let Houston buy out his arbitration years. He'll be 30 when this contract ends and past the point where teams will be willing to shell out a massive deal. Hey, he knows better than me what is best for him, but I think he's probably leaving a bunch of money on the table with this deal.
Proving he also doesn't know baseball
Please God let there be audio of this somewhere..........
Proving he also doesn't know baseball
So rumor has it that the MLB season opened already but that can't possibly be true, can it? I saw no mentioned this morning of any game anywhere. I didn't see any season-kick-off concerts or anything of note, like the NBA and the NFL does.
I guess I must have heard wrong.
Don't teams have to file players' doctor reports with the league now?If the player's injured, the acquiring team's physical will find that out before the trade takes effect, and I assume it's not good for future business to be caught trying to trade an injured player. On the other hand, a lying team could be trying to protect its own leverage in trade negotiations for a replacement - if trade partners know you're suddenly down a pitcher, the price of pitchers might go up.
As to your earlier point, I'm not sure it would be a good look for Ryan Braun to complain about anyone else lying.
The White Sox apparently just locked up Eloy Jimenez with a 6-year, $43M deal and he's never played a big league game.