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Would you sign Manny for 11/$231 mm?


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Would you sign Manny for 11/$231 mm?  

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  1. 1. Would you sign Manny for 11/$231 mm?

    • Yes, sign him up today!
    • I'd do it, but only if Manny stays healthy the rest of 2015
    • No, too rich/risky for my blood

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I was being facetious with my vote. Even if we offered it to him, he'd probably reject it and demand more years or something. I expressed my opinion on these ridiculous contracts in another thread. Machado is absolutely

amazing as a ballplayer, I can't accept that signing him to whatever ridiculous amount he will get will be more valuable to the Orioles than the influx of young talent he would bring back in a trade. If we can turn

one player into a rejuvenated farm system, I think it's a no brainer. It would be an impressive haul and someone will be more than happy to gut their farm system to get him, but I would not trade him to an AL team.

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I'd much rather trade him and miss out on 2018 than just to get a draft pick for him.

We might not even have to miss out on 2018. We would get a nice, young third baseman as part of a trade who is an elite defender and solid offensively. I really think the haul we'd get would allow us to not even miss a

beat. If Rickard ends up making Jones expendable, that's even more we'd be getting. Britton? A lefty closer with a 97-98MPH sinker? Another haul. We'd be in pretty good shape after all that IMO. Givens could definitely

be the team's next big closer next season. He's not there yet, but he's the closest thing we have.

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We might not even have to miss out on 2018. We would get a nice, young third baseman as part of a trade who is an elite defender and solid offensively. I really think the haul we'd get would allow us to not even miss a

beat. If Rickard ends up making Jones expendable, that's even more we'd be getting. Britton? A lefty closer with a 97-98MPH sinker? Another haul. We'd be in pretty good shape after all that IMO. Givens could definitely

be the team's next big closer next season. He's not there yet, but he's the closest thing we have.

You would let O'Day close, helping to keep Givens' future arbitration awards down.

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Manny will want 30 million a year with an opt out.Its gonna be a tough pill to swallow,but I think the Orioles will pass.Enjoy him thru 2018 and until 2019. I don't think we'll be able to sign him.

They will offer the 300 for ten I think. And no opt out.

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People just don't get it. If he reaches his potential and starts putting up 9 win seasons he won't be seeking 30 million per year. It will probably be north of 40 million.

26 years old. Power hitting left side of the infield wizard. My gosh. Get ready. Stuff is about to get insane.

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People just don't get it. If he reaches his potential and starts putting up 9 win seasons he won't be seeking 30 million per year. It will probably be north of 40 million.

26 years old. Power hitting left side of the infield wizard. My gosh. Get ready. Stuff is about to get insane.

You don't understand. If they don't sign him this year, they won't.

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People just don't get it. If he reaches his potential and starts putting up 9 win seasons he won't be seeking 30 million per year. It will probably be north of 40 million.

26 years old. Power hitting left side of the infield wizard. My gosh. Get ready. Stuff is about to get insane.

What you are saying is he could be the next ARod? Oh well he can go play for the Yankees or he Dodgers if he wants 40 million a year. The team had Chris Davis , Machado and Adam Jones blasting them out last year and were a .500 team. No player is worth 40 million. You can get three good players for that.

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