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Boomers are not moving out of their houses. Also new housing supply has only recently gone back up. For example new housing supply in 2020 was at its lowest since the 2000’s. The right time to buy was in 2008 and 1980. Even in your graph the rate has gone up and down. So I would expect it to go down maybe not below 4% again but we should see 5% again and maybe sub 5% in the next 3-5 years.
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The values on the sight haven’t been updated since the end of August I believe. Should see a decrease for Burnes, Woodruff and Adames with an increase for Uribe and others.
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I wonder if he could be on the same track as Abner Uribe was last year?
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They probably bring it up but for players it is more the MLBPA saying take the bigger deal regardless of tax implications. It is all about getting a bigger contract so next year’s FA can get a bigger deal. This is probably also what CC is thinking to get paid the highest amount so more managers are paid more. Really managers are paid a lot and all of the other coaches are paid very little comparatively speaking. For example I believe the average for hitting coaches is about 50-60k. Bullpen coaches get about the same maybe a bit lower. Pitching coaches tend to get a little bit more. The bench coach get a bit more than hitting coaches and less than pitching coaches. These are all estimated as teams generally don’t release coaching salaries.
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Ehhh Williams is not looking all that good today some extremely bad passes and decisions.
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What hole? The offensive line only creates a hole when they are blatantly holding. There haven't been many holes created by this offensive line as they constantly get beat to spots and get pushed back fairly easily. Even in the game against Buffalo the offensive line was going backwards more than they were going forward.
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Locke looked good when he wasn't being pressured before he could get to his 1st read. Still needs some development but the arm strength is there but he is going to be a statue in the backfield. Allen looked hurt all throughout the game like he injured something around his shoulder or chest area. He took a very violent hit on the fumble even NFL RB's are going to fumble on that play. The helmet was on the ball and that is a fumble 95% of the time. The other 5% is when the runner goes down before the ball pops out. Not sure why you think that was a bad fumble or it was something Allen could have avoided. I am more worried about the O-Line basically getting no push at all on run plays. The O-Line was getting pushed back on nearly every single run play and this has been true since the first game of the season. This O-Line is like a JV HS O-Line absolutely no strength at all. They need to hit the weights because they look like JV HS O-Line who just hit puberty.
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This O-line sucks. Not a single starter on the whole line.
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Offensive line still feels extremely weak. No push on run plays and the center has to be the worst in a long time. They need someone else at center. So many poor snaps.
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He is as stationary as Peyton Manning is today.
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It has been bleak the last few seasons. Even if they have a bad record it is nice to have something to be excited about again.
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Packers tank for Manning in '27? I think that is when he is available to be drafted.
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Not sure how patient the Brewers can be as Chourio and Black will be in year-1 in AAA next year. Gasser already has a 1+ years in AAA so he should be ready. That leaves Misio, Quero, Rodriguez (RHP) and Wilken as the prospects the Brewers would be waiting on next and they are all in AA and AAA and then you also have Brown. Wilken probably starts out in AA but Misio, Quero and Rodriguez all probably start out in AAA. That AAA roster is already getting packed and you have to keep some organizational guys in there to move up and down from AAA - MLB club for injuries. This isn't even taking into consideration what you would be getting back for Burnes. If you go more than 2-years I think you have to throw in the won't offer a QO after the third year type of a deal.
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ummm you do know the Bears own the Panthers #1 pick in 2024 right?
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Just remember to refinance once the rates come back down in 3-5 years.
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If Middleton is fully healthy he will be the one to gain the most from having Dame on the team. Teams are going to try to take away the long range from Dame and the short from Giannis which allows Middleton to operate where he is the best in the mid-range. This should be an exciting season.
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I disagree on the Rangers not being one of the best teams in baseball at any point during the regular season. All the way up to the point the Rangers played the Brewers they were on pace for a 90+ win season. The Rangers are definitely championship worthy. They only lost the division on the last series of the year. If they win one more game they are the #2 seed in the AL. How is that not a championship worthy team? The Rangers went 90-72. That is definitely a championship worthy team.
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I think this would be what a Burnes trade to the Padres looks like, I previously posted this in the 2023-2024 Offseason Ideas thread. Padres get Burnes Brewers get Snelling (LHP), Zavala (OF) and Lizarraga (RHP) Other possible trades: Burnes to the Mets Mauricio (2B) and Clifford (OF) to the Brewers Braves get Burnes Brewers get Waldrep (RHP) and Ignacio Alvarez (3B) A completely insane never gonna happen deal!!!! Yankees get Yelich and Burnes Brewers get Stanton (DH), Jones (OF), Arias (SS), Thorpe (RHP) and $20mm. This would solve the DH problem for the Brewers and would save about $15mm going off the base salary for both players for the Brewers. I am not sure the Yankees or the Brewers would do this but weirder things have happened.
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Let’s go Hawks!!!!!
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More along the lines of poor offensive line play after week 1. The reason Love looked so good in week 1 is because he had no pressure at all from the Bears defense and even their blitzes were picked up. The closest a Bears DL got to Love was when he was under center presnap. The Bears had 2 QB pressures in the whole game. It is easy when the other team isn’t pressuring you to make passes with a defender in your face. After week 1 Love saw more pressure and more hits. Looking at week 1 and saying he looks bad since then is not really fair. The Falcons game is probably where you want to start the evaluation of Love.
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I know just saying if I were the GM we would have traded Braun for Alvarez trust me bro!
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I haven’t paid much attention to Clarke’s defense at 1B. Is it good enough?
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I remember requesting Alvarez along with Puig for a Braun deal. Others wanted Bellinger plus at the time which was completely unrealistic and ridiculous. I was told for Braun the Brewers needed someone better than Alvarez at the time.
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A Way Too Early 2024 MLB Draft Thread
nate82 replied to Joseph Zarr's topic in MLB Draft & International Signings
Is it too early to be thinking about the 2027 draft? An interesting name to follow is 17-year old Rintaro Sasaki from Japan. He will be going to College in the US forgoing being drafted in the NPB. https://theathletic.com/4950222/2023/10/10/rintaro-sasaki-npb-college-baseball/?source=user_shared_article He has hit 140 home runs in HS in Japan! Official tank for Sasaki???? -
Call me crazy but I think Maye is better than Williams and will be the #1 pick in next years draft.
