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  1. When will they implement ABS? It’s inevitable in the future. I don’t know what the purpose of these baby steps are or what’s holding it back.
  2. Did you mean to tag me? I’m the asker of dumb questions not the answerer.
  3. Appreciate it. I’m out of dumb questions for now.
  4. My last dumb question. So power bats I assume just profile better into their 30’s? Alonso will make significantly more despite a lower yearly war average while also being older.
  5. Also, his baserunning and range in the field won’t age quite like a power bat. If he played on the Phillies for example, would his war suffer to any marginal degree behind a pitching staff that induces less contact? Hes younger than Alonso, has a higher yearly war and projects to make significantly less so I assume it’s how Nico profiles into his 30’s?
  6. Another question, what’s the expected price for Nico? I don’t really have a comp for a consistent 4.4 fWAR 2B with single digit home run power.
  7. I understand that. If you pay the Japanese pitcher $12 million in 2026 and $29.3 million from 27-29 as part of a 6/$150 contract the AAV is still $25 million. My terminology might be part of the disconnect here. Many players are off the books at seasons end so to stay under the LT, could this possibly happen?
  8. Wrong term used. Why not pay $15 million in year on on a 6/$150 hypothetical contract and defer some of that $10 million owed from 27-30 for example? Is this an option?
  9. Why not just backload some of the AAV for when Happ and Taillon are off the books to stay under the big bad LT? That’s with the assumption they’ll extend Nico and Suzuki, who in my limited knowledge relative to other posters wouldn’t have a pay raise anywhere near the $ offset by letting Happ and Taillon walk. Those are only 4 of many other expiring contracts too.
  10. Have they signed really anyone since last winter with a $ figure north of Counsel’s $40 million?
  11. The least boring Suarez popped to mind. My bad.
  12. They’re clogged with good options at the positions. Perhaps Suarez is decent insurance for Cassie or Belestaros at DH but they’re a Tucker away, I’m not averse to Suarez but it’s another lateral move. Good is the goal so I’ll take 1/2 win over nothing.
  13. Luckily I’m a letter off. No spelling confusion or autocorrect errors as a Ryan.
  14. Great parody. He’d make a great Sasha Barron cohen character.
  15. Unless it’s a manager we’re talking about, then he’ll write a blank check.
  16. This has to be photoshopped. It’s too ridiculous.
  17. Their smugness and false sense of being this gold standard of winning while the Giants, Broncos, Chiefs, Patriots, Steelers, Cowboys, 49ers and Rams all have more superbowl championships and or conference championships wins since the 90’s is what drives me nuts. Then you have Chicago born packers fans Favre era front runners who coincidentally all root for the other 3 major sports teams in this city. They have as much of a claim to the packers as I have to the patriots. I’m just sick of losing of to them.
  18. He would’ve been the perfect DH. If they had chosen to keep Shaw and or the young outfielders I wonder if there’s a world where he’d find a trade partner for Happ and free up some $ to sign another higher AAV pitcher instead of going the trade route.
  19. Did he ask Scott Boras if Pete would accept Cody’s 3/$80 million contract with incentives and opt outs? He wastes his time every offseason showing “interest” in players way out of his $ comfort zone.
  20. That’s been my experience too. If they were anywhere near as successful as the patriots of chiefs these obnoxious f cks would be appropriately hated by all 31 fanbases, which is for the better.
  21. The fans are strategically whining? Or they’re whining because Lafleur was publicly vocal? I don’t begrudge Lafleur I Begrudge a whiney, entitled fanbase who have probably been netted 10+ wins during the Rodgers era from one sided officiating. Bears and Cowboys have large fanbases and don’t get the ref treatment. Chiefs fanbase is a recent phenomenon too, same with Brady and the Pats. It’s about players more than fans.
  22. They’re having a hard time coming to terms with the fact that Rodgers is no longer their quarterback and their opponents are no longer on the ass end of every questionable call/no call. The irony is amazing and imagine being such a sore winner that you’re still bitching about calls in a game you won. Such an entitled, obnoxious fanbase. Cardinals fans are way better.
  23. The Loveland drop took 3 off the board and possibly more for all we know. Because the next play was a false start, knocking them out field goal range.
  24. The bears as a team are dead last in bad throws at 22.8%, next worse is Atlanta at 20.5%. No other teams are separated by 1% besides the Bears. It has to get better regardless of drops.
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