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  1. wiguy94
    Why do you seriously doubt that? He’s the unanimous number one prospect in baseball who had a 125 wRC+ in 130 MLB PA as a young 21 year old.
  2. wiguy94
    I'm not saying BTV is the end all be all, but Burnes for Henderson, Hall, Rodriguez is nearly a $100M overpay on BTV. It's not even remotely a fair trade. I doubt Baltimore would even accept Burnes for Henderson straight up.
  3. wiguy94
    I'm not saying BTV is the end all be all, but Burnes for Henderson, Hall, Rodriguez is nearly a $100M overpay on BTV. It's not even remotely a fair trade. I doubt Baltimore would even accept Burnes for Henderson straight up.
  4. wiguy94
    Baltimore laughs Arnold off the phone if he suggests that.
  5. wiguy94
    Baltimore laughs Arnold off the phone if he suggests that.
  6. wiguy94
    I was talking age in comparison to when the contracts were signed. Was pretty clear.
  7. wiguy94
    You said Woodruff's extension doesn't kick in until his final year of arb? Either Woodruff is older and his extension kicks in during 2024 or Woodruff is younger and his extension kicks in for 2023 which factors in two arb years and is too big of a contract. Castillo's contract takes him through his age 34 season. If Woodruff's extension kicks in during 2024 like you said then it would take him through his age 35 season (a year older than Castillo). So which is it?
  8. wiguy94
    Burnes had an oblique injury that ended his 2020 season early. They both have 1 IL stint in their MLB careers and Castillo has pitched over 300 more innings than Burnes in his career. Neither of them have any serious injury concerns.
  9. wiguy94
    What injury history does Luis Castillo have? He has 1 IL stint in his MLB career and from what I can see he didn't have any injury history in his minor league career.
  10. wiguy94
    The big prospects in the Castillo trade were a 20 year old and 18 year old in A-ball. That's a huge difference compared to Grayson Rodriguez who is a 22 year old who would have already made his MLB debut if it wasn't for an injury.
  11. wiguy94
    Mets reporter believes Orioles will be involved for deGrom this offseason.
  12. wiguy94
    Why are they not going after guys like that? They had top 10 payrolls when they were last competitive. It makes way more sense for them to go after those guys than it does for them to trade Grayson Rodriguez and more prospects for 2 years of Corbin Burnes when they are at the beginning of their competitive window.
  13. wiguy94
    I don’t see Baltimore doing this trade. They have plenty of salary space to sign one of the SP option in FA. They traded Mancini and Lopez this year despite being in the playoff race which to me means their FO is taking a longterm stance which means I don’t see them trading the best or second best (Eury Perez) SP prospect in baseball for 2 years of Corbin Burnes. That’s a very short term move for a team whose window is just opening.
  14. wiguy94
    Woodruff being a year older counters him being marginally better than Castillo.
  15. wiguy94
    How is Woodruff getting $10M more than Castillo despite having an extra Arb year compared to Castillo? That’s too much money.
  16. wiguy94
    Your numbers for the Woodruff and Adames extensions seem pretty light. 4/52 for Adames puts his two FA years at like $15-16M which is seems way too light even if more FA years were bought out. 3/45 for Woodruff puts his one FA year at like $20M which seems light for only buying out one year of FA.
  17. wiguy94
    Your numbers for the Woodruff and Adames extensions seem pretty light. 4/52 for Adames puts his two FA years at like $15-16M which is seems way too light even if more FA years were bought out. 3/45 for Woodruff puts his one FA year at like $20M which seems light for only buying out one year of FA.
  18. wiguy94
    If I was the Brewers? No. If I was the Dodgers? Absolutely. Honestly not sure there is much I would trade Chourio for at this point. Would need to be for a player with multiple years of team control.
  19. wiguy94
    Cartaya hasn't played a single AA game yet, so he's still a bit away from hitting the MLB.
  20. wiguy94
    Yeah I just brought up a similar trade. Looking for a return of like Miller, Stone, Busch, Pages, Vargas or something along those lines.
  21. wiguy94
    I mean if we are really feeling crazy we could send them Burnes and Adames for Miller, Busch, Vargas, Stone, and Pepiot. Never going to happen but if Brewers wanted to refresh that's a move they should consider.
  22. wiguy94
    Why is it safe to say we would have made the playoffs? We were 25-27 between our franchise best 50 game start and the Hader trade. After the Hader trade we were 29-31 so the last 4 months of the season we won at the same rate both pre and post Hader trade.
  23. wiguy94
    Hader hadn't even been the best reliever in Milwaukee since DW showed up. He's not the best reliever in baseball.
  24. wiguy94
    Gasser, a competitive balance round 2 pick in 2021, is most definitely not a lottery ticket. Even calling Ruiz a lottery ticket is ludicrous considering he was in the MLB when we traded for him. When you refer to a prospect as a lottery ticket, you're referring to guys playing at most A ball and generally even lower than that (example being us getting Freddy, a 19-year-old pitcher in rookie ball, in the Lind trade).
  25. wiguy94
    538 has us at 47% and Philly at 56%. They project both of us to end at 87-75.
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