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Ricky Nolasco traded to Dodgers

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Seriously, how anyone, even ..., could defend Loria at this point is shameful.

 

He isn't willing to pony up a few million for a good 'spect?

B-b-b-but Loria was in the stands in a game days ago and was cheering and happy Mathis hit a Walk off Slammer SLAMMER to win it.

 

 

Loria wants to win, but is SUPER CHEAP. And makes other bad decisions whatever blah.

It sounds like the Marlins are overrating Nolasco's trade value. They apparently did the same thing last season when they failed to move Josh Johnson before the deadline.

 

 

 

That's what I'm thinking. They're probably overrating him based on his career W-L record.

 

Regardless, I still think we find a good prospect for him.

Webb WILL be traded. Book it!!

 

 

Webb is so bad. I don't get why anyone would want him

 

 

Because teams have a lot of bad relievers.

Ricky has always been extremely inconsistent he's really bad 3 times as many times that he's really good. I don't see us getting much for him

 

 

He's not that bad. He's just not a front line starter.

The fish handling of this Nolasco situation, is well, very fish like unfortunately

 

 

It's also been pretty unprofessional and haphazard. They wanted to time it so they could slide Pedro Gomez into the rotation as soon as he was ready (as if there's anything exciting about that). And made it abundantly clear they were trying to deal him as fast as possible, without actually having a deal in place...and now having this thing drag out.

 

In all likelihood, they are overvaluing him, partially on the belief that the he is worth the very mediocre contract they signed him to. And if you go by a very basic 1 WAR = ~5 million (roughly what he would be owed), then he could be worth the contract, and nothing more. The issue is the Marlins are asking for an asset on top of that, without wanting to cover any of the salary.

 

So yes, very fish like.

The fish handling of this Nolasco situation, is well, very fish like unfortunately

 

 

It's also been pretty unprofessional and haphazard. They wanted to time it so they could slide Pedro Gomez into the rotation as soon as he was ready (as if there's anything exciting about that). And made it abundantly clear they were trying to deal him as fast as possible, without actually having a deal in place...and now having this thing drag out.

 

In all likelihood, they are overvaluing him, partially on the belief that the he is worth the very mediocre contract they signed him to. And if you go by a very basic 1 WAR = ~5 million (roughly what he would be owed), then he could be worth the contract, and nothing more. The issue is the Marlins are asking for an asset on top of that, without wanting to cover any of the salary.

 

So yes, very fish like.

 

 

I think you mean Anderson Perez.

I think you missed the point.

 

Edit: In all honesty, he is such a forgettable pitcher to me, that I read your post as his actual name.

Ricky ''First Marlin, not even JJ 1,000 K's'' Nolasco.

 

I bet Ricky ends up with more K's than JJ.

 

 

That's a catchy nickname

Is Ricky capable of being a type A free agent, and getting that compensation? If so, I don't think the Marlins HAVE to move him rather then they want to in order to wipe his payroll off the books.

Is Ricky capable of being a type A free agent, and getting that compensation? If so, I don't think the Marlins HAVE to move him rather then they want to in order to wipe his payroll off the books.

 

 

I don't think they'd want to risk him accepting the offer. I mean, he kinda does suck

Is Ricky capable of being a type A free agent, and getting that compensation? If so, I don't think the Marlins HAVE to move him rather then they want to in order to wipe his payroll off the books.

 

I don't think they'd want to risk him accepting the offer. I mean, he kinda does suckI doubt he would.

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