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I don't think Arenado is going to hang around through 2 opt outs hoping a guy in AA is the difference maker. He might stick around this offseason on the promise that the Cardinals make moves because this FA is pretty loaded, but they better actually make the moves. |
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I've heard that there is not a 2nd year opt-out. There is only the one this year. The MLB PA wanted a 2nd year. But, who knows if thats true? Regardless, if you have talent, and your not happy, opt-out or not, you can get yourself traded in MLB. |
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He said its unlikely he'll use either of them because its probably unlikely he'll get more money, but he was also rumored to want a trade because the Rockies didn't make good on their promise to spend money to try and win. I can see him changing his tune on those opt outs if he sees the same shit coming from the Cardinals. |
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https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/st-louis...arenado-12643/ And here's fangraphs breaking it all down and discussing the odds of him opting out: https://blogs.fangraphs.com/valuing-...-new-contract/ TLDR: if he stays on ZiPS projections they give him an 79.4% chance of not opting out. If he improves and doesn't follow along the standard age curve regression they give him 49.5% chance of not opting out. In the end, if he improves, they just expect him to leverage his opt outs like Kershaw and get the Cardinals to give him a new deal. As it stands, Arenado is well on pace to go way past his ZiPS projection of 3.5 WAR for 2021. He's already at 2. Assuming he doesn't get injured and plays at least 150 games he's on pace for 4.6 WAR. |
Bunch of mental midgets on this team. Carlson not sliding like an idiot cost them the tying run.
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The players that give them the best chance to win are not on the field. Talk about sending the wrong message. Why play your best when management doesn’t care if the best team is on the field? |
We might actually win one tonight.
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So Waino is the first to admit to using a foreign substance in 2019. He goes public because there is physical evidence he paid the guy for “kale”. Now he’s singing to MLB about the pitchers he supplied the substance too. Your busted. You confess. That doesn’t make Waino a “stand up” guy.
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Waino has always had one of the best curve balls. If he’s doing it to keep up with the rest of the pitchers, you know it was widespread on all clubs. |
Yadier had a baseball stick to his chest protector. Pretty sure everyone knew what was going on.
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Houston cheating was different. That went against the code. |
A lot of pitchers probably use something but I don't know how many use something that would cause a baseball to physically stick to a flat chest protector and defy gravity. That was ridiculous and MLB just laughed it off like everyone else and said no foul play here ladies and gentlemen.
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