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2023/24 Off-Season

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10 hours ago, TaiwanMarlins said:

at least Loria is a baseball fan 

this is actually spot on and sums up the difference between their willingness to spend (on occasion)

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STUPID Dodgers spend one BILLION on the PLAYERS to win 100 games in a season, SMART Marlins spend one MILLION on the NON-PLAYERS to win 100 games in a season. 

3 minutes ago, TaiwanMarlins said:

STUPID Dodgers spend one BILLION on the PLAYERS to win 100 games in a season, SMART Marlins spend one MILLION on the NON-PLAYERS to win 100 games in a season. 

And if both teams do win a 100 games then the Marlins should be commended for this.

The goal is wins, no matter how they get them.

56 minutes ago, SilverBullet said:

And if both teams do win a 100 games then the Marlins should be commended for this.

The goal is wins, no matter how they get them.

SPEND ALL THE MONEY

<win 20 games>

At least we spent.

18 minutes ago, Michael said:

SPEND ALL THE MONEY

<win 20 games>

At least we spent.

Is this post sponsored by the Mets? 

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1 hour ago, Michael said:

SPEND ALL THE MONEY

<win 20 games>

At least we spent.

High spending teams have higher probability to win more games, low spending teams have higher probability to lose more games, it's the eternal truth. 

9 hours ago, TaiwanMarlins said:

High spending teams have higher probability to win more games, low spending teams have higher probability to lose more games, it's the eternal truth. 

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10 hours ago, TaiwanMarlins said:

High spending teams have higher probability to win more games, low spending teams have higher probability to lose more games, it's the eternal truth. 

Please provide your probability calculations.

20 minutes ago, Michael said:

Please provide your probability calculations.

How about changing that to just "spending" teams? Considering how our offseason has gone.

I know what you're saying but to be fair to @TaiwanMarlins teams that spend more that also have good front office staff who knows how to assess talent do have a better shot at winning more consistently than teams who don't spend at all beyond bare minimum. 

I'm not saying everyone has to be the Dodgers but Brucey should have added at least one mid-level or slightly above piece to this roster on multiple opportunities and has failed to do so.

You know this already too but y'all are just eternally mean to our resident time traveler.

On 1/22/2024 at 3:15 PM, Michael said:

Good show, has anyone seen it?

I put in my calendar to watch it after reading the 2018 fangraphs elegy and the Marlins signing a free agent, but somehow I never got around to it.

15 minutes ago, SilverBullet said:

Marlins signed someone!!!!! To a minor league deal lmaooooo this is such a joke 😃 

This deserves its own thread, I have to make one. We can't wait for bigger things anymore

1 hour ago, hovertical said:

How about changing that to just "spending" teams? Considering how our offseason has gone.

I know what you're saying but to be fair to @TaiwanMarlins teams that spend more that also have good front office staff who knows how to assess talent do have a better shot at winning more consistently than teams who don't spend at all beyond bare minimum. 

I'm not saying everyone has to be the Dodgers but Brucey should have added at least one mid-level or slightly above piece to this roster on multiple opportunities and has failed to do so.

You know this already too but y'all are just eternally mean to our resident time traveler.

Rays. Goodnight.

Since we're only likely looking at scrapheap guys anyway....

 

what do y'all think about taking a flyer on Syndergaard?   And hope Mel can work some magic?

 

From MLBTR:

He was tagged for a 7.16 ERA over 12 starts in Los Angeles. The Dodgers placed him on the injured list and flipped him to the Guardians in a change-of-scenery swap that sent infielder Amed Rosario to Southern California.

Things didn’t get much better in Cleveland. Syndergaard returned from the IL to start six games. He pitched to a 5.40 ERA while allowing 10 home runs in 33 1/3 innings. The Guardians released him at the end of August. He didn’t sign elsewhere and finished his year with a 6.50 ERA across 88 2/3 frames. His 14.3% strikeout percentage and 8.2% swinging strike rate were each personal lows, while he allowed a career-worst 2.23 home runs per nine innings. Once one of the sport’s hardest throwers, the righty has lost a lot of velocity in recent seasons. His fastball was down around 92 MPH on average last year.

15 minutes ago, rmc523 said:

Since we're only likely looking at scrapheap guys anyway....

 

what do y'all think about taking a flyer on Syndergaard?   And hope Mel can work some magic?

 

From MLBTR:

He was tagged for a 7.16 ERA over 12 starts in Los Angeles. The Dodgers placed him on the injured list and flipped him to the Guardians in a change-of-scenery swap that sent infielder Amed Rosario to Southern California.

Things didn’t get much better in Cleveland. Syndergaard returned from the IL to start six games. He pitched to a 5.40 ERA while allowing 10 home runs in 33 1/3 innings. The Guardians released him at the end of August. He didn’t sign elsewhere and finished his year with a 6.50 ERA across 88 2/3 frames. His 14.3% strikeout percentage and 8.2% swinging strike rate were each personal lows, while he allowed a career-worst 2.23 home runs per nine innings. Once one of the sport’s hardest throwers, the righty has lost a lot of velocity in recent seasons. His fastball was down around 92 MPH on average last year.

Minor league deal, sure!

1 minute ago, Admin said:

I'd take Thor

Thor is walking around earth, and happens upon a fair maiden. He does not wish to reveal who he is, but he does like this girl.

They talk for a while, and eventually they head home for a night of passionate lovemaking.

In the morning, he decides to come clean and tells her, "I have to tell you something ... I'm Thor."

She replies, "You're thore?! I can barely walk!"

Just now, Michael said:

Thor is walking around earth, and happens upon a fair maiden. He does not wish to reveal who he is, but he does like this girl.

They talk for a while, and eventually they head home for a night of passionate lovemaking.

In the morning, he decides to come clean and tells her, "I have to tell you something ... I'm Thor."

She replies, "You're thore?! I can barely walk!"

@Michael, please ban this guy

1 hour ago, Michael said:

Rays. Goodnight.

I hope you're being sarcastic here because that's literally just one team and I said in general teams that spend more and have good FO's in place tend to win more consistently. There is always going to be an outlier or two though. (Really just the Rays though)

33 minutes ago, hovertical said:

I hope you're being sarcastic here because that's literally just one team and I said in general teams that spend more and have good FO's in place tend to win more consistently. There is always going to be an outlier or two though. (Really just the Rays though)

RAYS. GOODNIGHT.

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