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If the Jays can’t land Martin, Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun speculates that the club could pursue Marlins catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia, “who is available” following a .220/.320/.362 performance over 435 PA in 2014. Saltalamacchia just signed a three-year, $21MM free agent deal with Miami last winter, though obviously it wouldn’t be the first time the Marlins have looked to deal a recent high-profile signing.

 

 

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I don't care what the casual fans think or say because for the most part I've found them to be ignorant when it comes to baseball.

 

 

Agreed but don't tell me it doesn't bug you when Salty gets traded and every other news article/report starts with "Marlins at it again, another firesale, here we go again, Loria trading everyone, Stanton is next, taxpayers paid for a stadium only to have catcher traded, Marlins trade away best player ever, is relocation next?, Florida Marlins shipping away more players, Huizenga at it again, etc etc etc"

 

I hate that with a passion especially when its unwarranted.

 

 

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Not a fan of trading Salty. He's contract is fair (as I don't see him being as bad as he was last year) and this would reek of selling low. Plus I don't see Realmuto as being ready to be the full time catcher just yet, so trading Salty would mean Mathis is back hitting everyday, and god help us if that ever happens again.

 

 

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Won't get shit for salty and this fo won't take the payroll saved and invest elsewhere.

 

 

 

In a roundabout way, this is exactly it. We might as well keep him instead of getting a low return and having to depend on Mathis and not yet fully ready Realmuto. I mean it's not like we'd exactly replace Salty with an upgrade. If our payroll wasn't so shockingly low we'd have no problem hanging onto Salty who has a fairly priced contract.

 

And yes I too hate how three years after the rebrand, professional sports writers still call us Florida. I mean its really not like we had some quiet under the radar rebranding either. Geez we even had a reality show for Buck's sake!

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