I think whoever ends up with Greinke will regret it, and that includes my Dodgers. Sure, he's still very good now, but I don't see him putting up those numbers in year 4 onward. That kind of yearly salary would be particularly tough on San Francisco, imo, especially in the latter years of the contract.
Now, having said that, it's not my money. If the Dodgers go out and resign him, that is surely better than not having him and seeing him pitch at the Phone Booth.
Now, having said that, it's not my money. If the Dodgers go out and resign him, that is surely better than not having him and seeing him pitch at the Phone Booth.