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Hence, why I said "could"! Totally agree with what you are saying. This team can't get sold fast enough. -
If they were to sign Gunnar or Adley or Holliday to an extension, I guarantee that they would use that as an explanation/excuse for minimal participation in the free agent market. When asked why the Orioles didn't pusue free agent X, Elias would talk about prioritizing investing in the guys we have. (Not that he gets asked questions like that very often). -
By Sports Guy · Posted
Why is everyone so high on this guy anyway? His K rate is still good but it’s been on the decline for the last few years. Walk rate is high, HR is ok but not great. His ERA was sub 2 in 2023 but he had a 219 BABiP(easily the best of his career), his xFIp was 4.5, his FIP was just under 4 and his xERA was 3.35. This was his first sub 3 ERA season since 2019. He’s going to get way overpaid because of a sub 2 ERA this year when in reality, he’s probably a 3.5ish ERA pitcher with some declining stats, although his statcast numbers are pretty solid. -
They COULD do both. I wouldn't want to sign Hader to anything more than 4 years. Gunnar and Holliday could be under contract at relatively low salaries for that time.
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By Prayin4Reign · Posted
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By Sports Guy · Posted
If those signed those 2 guys to a contract today, it would have absolutely zero impact on the payroll this year, next year or 5 years from now. Those players are already signed for the next several years. They aren’t going anywhere. All the long term extension does is keep them under contract an extra 1-2 years. Thats it.
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