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  1. Carlos Gomez's estimated arbitration was around 4.7 million dollars. If there's debate on whether the Brewers would have considered a QO for him, I don't know what to tell you; because there's NO way the Brewers offer Gomez that much. I'm not quite sure what to say about that. The system still favors deeper pockets, in that we agree. But now the Brewers have fewer compensation chances year-to-year. And that certainly doesn't favor them. Ask the Rays how they've been competitive over the past five years. What are they going to do now that only one player qualifies for significant draft compensation?
  2. Gomez was expected to attain around $4.7 million through arbitration.
  3. I would bet there is little-to-no chance they will offer Gomez a long-term extension before the season. Personally, I don't want them touching that subject before July.
  4. It's one thing to be able to offer Arbitration to a player and not have to worry about him accepting it or not. It's a totally different thing to offer a 13.5million dollar QO and have the player accept it. As the pool of draft-compensation-eligible free-agents slimmed down, so did the chances of the small-market team. I'm really not sure how they got this through negotiations. The Brewers went from having five compensation-eligible free-agents after 2011 down to one (Fielder).
  5. Outside of 2011, Soriano has been one of the best RPs in the game since '06. Absolutely deserved QO in my opinion, and I believe NYY would've been happy to have him accept it. Agreed. I would put Rafael Soriano in the top five relievers in baseball right now; closer or not.
  6. Fixed. Gallardo is still a 200K, 200IP, K/IP power pitcher.
  7. Please make sure you're posting this to the right forum. For a second I read this and my heart actually stopped.
  8. It's time to be worried about the rise of the Pirates.
  9. I believe the Brewers will and Gomez will decline it as he will get as much or more and will get that at a 5 or 6 year contract. Gomez should get what Upton got this year and maybe a little bit more. What? Gomez would have to have a HUGE year to get a 13.5 million qualifying offer. I just don't see it.
  10. Somehow Gorzelanny finds his way onto my fantasy baseball team as a $1 pitcher every year. There's a metaphor there somewhere.
  11. I'll bet Morales has a nice year with those fences moved in.
  12. Do you miss them? http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/12/orioles-sign-ishikawa-schlereth-braddock.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MlbTradeRumors+%28MLB+Trade+Rumors%29
  13. Signed to a Minor League Deal.... http://brewersbeat.mlblogs.com/2012/12/19/brewers-sign-rhp-figaro-to-minors-deal/ I actually liked this kid a year or two back with the Tigers.
  14. Greg Dobbs has been one of the best pinch-hitters in baseball for years (except 2010). If Gamel can come close to Dobbs I will be thrilled.
  15. He doesn't have any value in this market with his MLB track record. /thread
  16. http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2012/12/brewers-sign-donnie-murphy.html Don't know much about him actually!
  17. You may be able to pry Buckel and Odor away for Corey Hart. Personally I would take this. I don't see them offering up Martin Perez since he's very close (especially since they've lost out on a ton of pitching this offseason). I also don't see them offering up Mike Olt at this point.
  18. No!!!!!!!!! Only pay big bucks for ace pitchers like Felix, Sabathia, or Cain not 2nd tier #1's. Not going to argue Felix or even Sabathia, but you can very-much make the case that Gallardo has been on par, or even better in certain areas than Matt Cain. And Gallardo being two years younger, I'm betting he'd top what Sanchez just got from a number of clubs. Gallardo 3-Year: 47-26, 596.1IP 611K 215BB 3.67 (Plays at hitters park) http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/splits/_/id/28650/type/pitching3/yovani-gallardo Cain 3-Year: 41-27, 664.1IP 549K 175BB 2.94 (Plays at pitchers park) http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/splits/_/id/6202/type/pitching3/matt-cain
  19. I just made the comment on Twitter that this off-season shows that the Brewers (and probably many other teams) are back to being small market. All this new TV money has made the big markets even bigger by comparison. Sheetskout = @jordo2323 (In case you didn't know)
  20. This is beyond ridiculous. Something needs to be done to even out the playing field in MLB.
  21. AND he'd be out of the division. He seems to play his best against Milwaukee.... Last 3 Years vs. Brewers: 63.0IP 10GS 2.57ERA 50/22 K/BB 5HRa http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/splits/_/id/3845/type/pitching3/ryan-dempster
  22. He was asked directly about his situation regarding Milwaukee. I'm not sure he knew what to say.
  23. The point was that I posted that from my phone. I didn't see the initial post correctly. Wasn't trying to correct anyone there.
  24. I heard Marcum on XM today during the afternoon program with Jim Bowden and he stated that with regards to the Brewers "that door was still open."
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