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2 of the 3? Seems overboard and almost more of a bad idea than a good idea. My guess would be sign 2 and then they can more easily trade away Ramos for something and still have the super bullpen idea but damn it still seems like too much.

 

 

Well, this is gonna suck if we sign none of them.

 

It's Albert Pujols all over again

 

 

The short-sightedness of this front office is astounding. I'm happy they want to make a 'super bullpen' but damn they messed up trading Castillo.

 

 

Even if Loria wants to get it done I wouldn't think too much about this idea of them getting 2 of the 3. The chances are beyond low. They'd also have to convince the players too. Like if we get one why would either of the other two want to agree to come in and potentially not be the ninth inning guy every time especially on a team that might not even contend. Each of these guys will get good money from good competitive teams, they really have no reason to agree to this idea as it is.

 

 

Even if Loria wants to get it done I wouldn't think too much about this idea of them getting 2 of the 3. The chances are beyond low. They'd also have to convince the players too. Like if we get one why would either of the other two want to agree to come in and potentially not be the ninth inning guy every time especially on a team that might not even contend. Each of these guys will get good money from good competitive teams, they really have no reason to agree to this idea as it is.

 

I thought of this too, but the long term contract will lessen that blow a bit to the players. On a one or two year deal, they'd be afraid to go somewhere they won't close since it would hurt future value. Here, they will be locked in for several years so they don't need to worry about the next contract as much.

 

 

The short-sightedness of this front office is astounding. I'm happy they want to make a 'super bullpen' but damn they messed up trading Castillo.

 

He's still in our system

 

 

I thought of this too, but the long term contract will lessen that blow a bit to the players. On a one or two year deal, they'd be afraid to go somewhere they won't close since it would hurt future value. Here, they will be locked in for several years so they don't need to worry about the next contract as much.

But what are the chances of us being the only team to offer them more than 2 years? I have to believe multiple teams would offer all 3 of those guys 3-4 years. I dunno just seems so unlikely to actually happen. Too many other factors involved.
The short-sightedness of this front office is astounding. I'm happy they want to make a 'super bullpen' but damn they messed up trading Castillo.

 

I traded an injured Colin Rea for Castillo. You got it wrong friend.

 

 

I traded an injured Colin Rea for Castillo. You got it wrong friend.

 

that move prove you're the best GM beyond Billy Beane Money Ball 

 

 

btw i don't think relievers care as much about being closers. The good teams don't even use their best relievers exclusively as closers anymore.

 

 

btw i don't think relievers care as much about being closers. The good teams don't even use their best relievers exclusively as closers anymore.

 

They do in the regular season. Except for the Indians who tried something different last year.

 

 

They do in the regular season. Except for the Indians who tried something different last year.

 

Yeah that's true, although I think that will change in the coming years.

 

 

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