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  1. The NFLPA is going to file a grievance due to RB’s getting the shaft. They are not going to let something like this slide. The valuation that they are placing on JT is about double what they are willing to pay him. Not just now but in the future. They don’t have to offer him anything more but the NFLPA is still going to file a grievance. This is more about the general NFL RB market than it is about JT. This is going to be a grievance against the NFL not the Colts.
  2. If the Colts don't offer him a #1 RB type contract then their evaluation on his trade value is going to make the NFLPA very unhappy. Like I said previously the NFLPA is probably going to file a grievance against the Colts for this and they probably have a good case and may win in arbitration. If you are going to value JT at about $15m and you are only willing to pay less than half of that. That is going to be a tough sell in arbitration when this is brought up. Though this may become nothing if JT gets a contract that helps out the RB's in FA. Possibly something like a 1-year deal with an agreement to not place the franchise tag on him after the season.
  3. The only thing I would suggest is to not include your address in your resume. Name, phone, email or LinkedIn link is all you should really be putting on your resume. Also try applying outside of the industry that you were working in. A few of the new hires that we hired have been outside the banking industry and one outside of the financial industry.
  4. Agents will have no say as the player has no say on who will pick them. So it is matching players to teams.
  5. Nothing in the MLB rule book that is publicly available that I could find. So your guess is as good as mine.
  6. Of the teams ahead of the Brewers who need bullpen help are: Phillies, Cubs, Blue Jays, Rangers, Dbacks and Red Sox. One of those teams are going to take Moore before the Brewers even get a chance to pick him up. There aren't enough players on the waiver wire to get past this many teams, The Giants or the Reds probably take one of the starting pitchers while the Cubs, Phillies, Blue Jays, Rangers, Dbacks and Red Sox pick over the relief pitchers. The Rangers are in desperate need of relief pitching so if Moore is there then they are probably going to pick him up.
  7. Won't even make it to the Brewers who are at 25th as of today.
  8. He has absolutely sucked this year a 78 WRc+ means he has absolutely sucked this year regardless of how well he has hit lefties. Overall he has absolutely sucked this year. His advanced stats back this all up as he is bottom of the league in nearly everything outside of defense.
  9. Not really as he doesn't even have enough batted balls to even register anything of importance. I would expect all of his stats to be worse than Anderson or at the best about the same. He sucks it would be trading one turd sandwich for another turd sandwich.
  10. Again the Yankees waived two players who have absolutely sucked this year. Teams do this all the time it will not exclude them from picking someone up.
  11. So replace a turd sandwich with another turd sandwich?
  12. Just because they dropped Donaldson why would that have any impact on picking up someone like Giolito? Donaldson has sucked horribly this year it is surprising they have kept him for this long.
  13. I wouldn't be surprised if he does but I am not expecting it to happen. As of today the Brewers would be 25th. The teams that could benefit from this are the Yankees, Marlins, Reds, Giants, Twins, Red Sox, Dbacks and the Cubs. All of these teams have a higher priority than the Cubs. The Cubs are 20th in the order so it is possible one player gets to them but unlikely. The Yankees and Reds need pitching so I don't think Giolito gets past them or past the Giants or Red Sox. Miami could use another bat so Renfroe or Grichuk make some sense for them. The Twins could use a bullpen arm so Moore makes some sense there also. The Giants could also benefit from Giolito as he would fill a rotation hole. I expect all of the players to get picked up before some of the current playoff leaders even get to pick. I think we can expect a rule change this off season to deal with this just not sure what they are going to do.
  14. I can't remember which version but if I played up to a certain year the game would always crash probably has to do with how they calculate years is my guess.
  15. Since this gets asked every year I will just leave this here for everyone https://www.mlb.com/glossary/transactions/postseason-roster-rules-eligibility
  16. He wouldn't need to do a rehab if he is just going to be a pinch runner in September.
  17. I think it will be Hiura and Winker with Mitchell replacing Wiemer and Lauer/Ashby replacing Chafin. Mitchell is probably your pinch runner with Hiura and Winker being late inning off the bench bats. I don’t see much playing time for Hiura as Yelich, Contreras, Canha and Tellez are all going to get games at DH. That leaves maybe one game a week for Hiura/Winker to start as the DH.
  18. Going to bump this up just watched episode 5 and this was the best episode. The story is really interesting and I just love it. If you are looking for a show to watch and you like wrestling then you have to watch this.
  19. Cowboys trade a 4th round pick to the 49ers for Trey Lance. https://sports.yahoo.com/breaking-49ers-trade-qb-trey-232228303.html
  20. Unless his offense drops off by a lot he still has enough value at DH to be worth the contract through his first five years. I think he probably only pitches for half of his contract so about five years. I don't think his offense will fall off all that much. I think he will have a career trajectory closer to what Barry Bonds was having from '95-'99 for his 30-35 age season. I think he may fall off after 35 but I don't think it will be a steep decline maybe he only hits 25-30 HR's a year from age 36-38 and then be basically replacement level for the last two or three years of his contract. Pitching wise he is probably on the same trajectory as Verlander. Somehow Verlander has gotten better as he has aged kind of like Nolan Ryan well except for this year that is. If you take the conservative route of Ohtani being a 35-40 HR player for his age 30-35 seasons and then only pitching for three years of his next contract and he puts up a 3.50 ERA for those three years you have basically received nearly all of his contract worth in the first five years of the contract. Probably close to 60-70% of the contracts value just in the first five years and that is not even counting the other value that Ohtani would bring in.
  21. Still waiting on that Cardinals run that was supposed to happen.
  22. Neither are true. The back injury was a source which hasn’t been corroborated. JT has denied ever stating he had back pain. The ankle he has been rehabbing. He is supposed to report to training camp this week but with the current news I doubt that will happen now. The Colts are definitely not getting a 1st for JT. At best that they could hope for is a 4th round pick. They have backed themselves into a corner here.
  23. You are not getting much for Houser even if he finishes strong. He is a #4 or #5 starter depending on how you look at him. It will be his final arbitration year and he will be making about the same as a FA #4 or #5 starter so not much surplus value left to trade from. If you are adding a prospect in a Houser deal why even deal Houser? The only thing you are going to be getting back is salary relief. You may even lower the value of the deal meaning you will get less in return than if you just dealt the prospect without Houser. I like Houser but he is what he is. There is not much value in trading #5 starters who are a year away from free agency. You are basically just going to get back a AAAA type of player or someone like Winker. You will either need to take on a similar salary meaning they are probably about the same value as Houser which means they are definitely not going to be an "actual hitter".
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