Astros want Robertson or Miller as their closer.

[Can_of_corn]

I agree, Weams. I have followed the Astros since they were in the NL. IMO they are building in the right sequence. First with SP and some Defense. Now to correct one of the other two glaring areas, the BP. Then, only the offense would need bolstering up. They could be in playoffs long before some believe.

You collect enough #1 overall draft picks sooner or later you should start getting good.

What the Astros did isn't new, it has been going on in the NBA for some times and the Capitals did it in the NHL.

Pretty rough on the fanbase when the plan is to lose at least 100 games three years running.

[ArtVanDelay]

According to MLBTR, Miller is closing in on a 4yr/40mil deal. I loved Miller but holy moly

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Maybe I'm crazy but I'd give him that.

[Guest]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Yankees?src=hash">#Yankees</a> definitely in on Andrew Miller, but seem to have same stance as with Robertson: Will do 3 yrs, but not Papelbon-ish 4-$50M-plus</p>— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) <a href="

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[oriolesacox]

Maybe I'm crazy but I'd give him that.

If you're the Yankees or Dodgers, sure. That just wouldn't work with our budget at all.

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[ArtVanDelay]

If you're the Yankees or Dodgers, sure. That just wouldn't work with our budget at all.

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But it will work with the Astros budget?

[Can_of_corn]

But it will work with the Astros budget?

Well they certainly have plenty of room to add payroll.

[waroriole]

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Yankees?src=hash">#Yankees</a> definitely in on Andrew Miller, but seem to have same stance as with Robertson: Will do 3 yrs, but not Papelbon-ish 4-$50M-plus</p>— Joel Sherman (@Joelsherman1) <a href="

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Then they're not "in."

[ArtVanDelay]

Well they certainly have plenty of room to add payroll.

So do we with Cruz gone and Markakis possibly gone.

[Number5]

Then they're not "in."

I guess - if we are to believe that Heyman never puts numbers out there that favor the agent's position. I'm not sure that anything I've seen really means that any team is "closing in" on signing Miller for 4/$40. I suspect that if any team had already offered that, the deal would be done. I could be wrong, though.

[sportsfan8703]

Keep miller out of the al east

[weams]

I guess - if we are to believe that Heyman never puts numbers out there that favor the agent's position. I'm not sure that anything I've seen really means that any team is "closing in" on signing Miller for 4/$40. I suspect that if any team had already offered that, the deal would be done. I could be wrong, though.

A robust market helps all clients of all agents. Even the one that John Heyman works for.

[Encino Man]

I agree completely.

In fact, I would sign Miller and Casey Janssen (who seems very under the radar screen thanks to a weak second half)

Add Morse plus either Nick/or/Melky.