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That was under Peter Angelos. I'd contend that the sons count as a separate ownership group.

I don't think that many guys are used in that fashion.

What evidence do you have that a better return was possible?

I think the ballpark comes after the money, the division and the physical.

Joseph.

With only the four pitchers I think the O's can wear them down and win games 3-5.

Nice level of detail.

I can think of some examples but I don't think it is likely in this case. I think he'll be out of the O's price range.

I always feel that a left handed college pitcher has a puncher's chance to make a ML bullpen for a season or two.

Could the O's be sending some money with him? Maybe the Marlins think they can get him for less than 10M? We'll see what he ends up making.

So did the 16th round guys involved in the Matusz trade. I was just giving a hot take view.

Phillies are obviously tanking and cheap.

22 in short season ball the data isn't going to tell us much.

All the quick to find prospect stuff is years old. I'm guessing Luke will look at some video and post something about him at 5 in the morning.

Looks like a Matusz level return at first glance. https://www.baseballamerica.com/players/103179/easton-lucas/

No way the Marlins pay 10M right?

Woooo!

It's a disgrace.

Every day is a day that Davis should be released.

We already have one of those guys in Davis.

He's a stud over there. Seriously, he's really good.

I did hear that the Brewers are shopping him.

Bundy is tradeable.

NPB pays better than the KBO and it doesn't pay well at all by western standards. In 2018 only two teams had an average salary of over 1M. https://www.statista.com/statistics/675557/average-npb-salary-by-team/

How many slots for foreign players are left in the KBO?