2019 23nd round pick (678): Shayne Fontana - CF - (SR) Lynn University (FL)
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Are you saying you would sign a 7 year deal on whatever beats the rest of the market for Burnes? Or are you saying Rubenstein and Elias will? But that's really not how I understand the OP posed. It's more about org building and weighting of FA value to roster construction not specific to where we are currently in payroll. $30m committed for 7 years today reduces the opportunity to spend differently tomorrow. Agreed that our playoff odds are high for the next few years. Balancing the org build/perennial contender ongoing concern with figuring out how to guarantee bumping up the playoff win% odds is the magic question. Can that be done in the offseason with long term contracts? -
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By interloper · Posted
It will not get above a high of 64 in any of the next 3 days unfortunately. -
I feel like the O's bats are completely different when the temps are above 65-70 degrees. What's the 3 day forecast? -
By Aristotelian · Posted
Gunnar. Burnes would be great but there is inherent risk there and the dollars would be enormous. Adley is almost certain to start declining after age 30 if not earlier. Holliday may have the biggest incentive right now due to his slow start and lack of guaranteed dollars. Bradish, Grayson, and Cowser are also interesting possibilities. -
By Jim'sKid26 · Posted
Gunnar. Highest reward to risk investment. Scott Boras notwithstanding. -
By Jim'sKid26 · Posted
I believe that it is not a specific pitch or pitch-shape that is the culprit. I think it is the desire to throw harder and to spin the ball more. Check out this discussion: -
By CaptainRedbeard · Posted
The Orioles have so much cost controlled hitting that they’d likely need to trade a lot of them to ever really need to sign a free agent hitter in the next few years. Which means they should have a lot of payroll flexibility and just need to use that in some fashion to add pitching. Whether that’s by signing pitchers or trading the extra hitters or a combination of both, I think that really just depends on who is available and what prospects are blocked. This past offseason it was clear they needed to trade Ortiz so a trade was the obvious route over FA (even though I wish they did both…). Now they don’t have another prospect of that caliber that is blocked to the same degree so it’s not apparent. With a new owner as well, it impossible to predict how Elias will approach it this offseason, and I think any route is appropriate so long as they continue to increase payroll and actually leverage the advantage of having a tremendous cost-controlled offensive core.
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