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I believe the thinking is that they'd rather have 3/24 than 1/14. Not sure though.
Thank god Drew declined, lol. Should have given a QO to Salty instead of Drew....
Yeah, it would have been a slight overpay for Salty for 1 year had he accepted it, but that's no guarantee. If he did, then no problem because our catching situation is set for next year.Isn't qualifying offer $14mil?
Yeah, it would have been a slight overpay for Salty for 1 year had he accepted it, but that's no guarantee. If he did, then no problem because our catching situation is set for next year.
I would love the Sox to trade for Hanigan, for some reason I don't think that will happen.I think you find a equal player for a 3rd of that price, Ryan Hanigan is available...I think he probably has a higher WAR than Salty; less power bet overall a more consistent player.
Not with the Yankees. At least not unless they miss out on Cano, McCann and all the other guys they are targeting and still need to sign players.Drew will get a multi year deal with someone else (Yankees???) and make out better in the long run. He is a good shortstop who proved he is back to being healthy last season.