Putting Yelich on Waivers

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6 hours ago, Axman59 said:

 

Well Nashville has a larger media market than Milwaukee...

 

 

I wonder if any other MLB teams have a minor league team with a larger media market.

Pittsburgh

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57 minutes ago, Brewermania101 said:

Remember, when talking about Brewers payroll each year, you need to included deferred payments in each year count towards payroll

Braun 1.8 mil a year until 2031

Cain 1 mil  a year till  2027

Yelich will be on the Brewers payroll till 2042  2.3 mil from 2031-2042

Yikes that is long time.

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1 hour ago, Brewermania101 said:

Remember, when talking about Brewers payroll each year, you need to included deferred payments in each year count towards payroll

Braun 1.8 mil a year until 2031

Cain 1 mil  a year till  2027

Yelich will be on the Brewers payroll till 2042  2.3 mil from 2031-2042

Oh no! If that keeps up we might have to pay the Luxury Tax in 2483.

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10 hours ago, Pugger said:

Even though he isn't what he once was why would you let a guy like him go and get nothing in return?  That would be stupid IMO.  

Again...I'm fairly certain the idea was that you'd put him through waivers and someone would claim him as the used to be able to do with revocable waivers.

In that case...a team taking back his contract would definitely be the Brewers getting something.