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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!
      98
    • I'd do it, but only if Manny stays healthy the rest of 2015
      19
    • No, too rich/risky for my blood
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El Gordo Hangout Grand Counsel

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Security is a powerful thing.

Also, Manny seems to like it here.

Making ever single penny he can, might not be on the top of his priorities list.

It isn't for everybody.

Worry about injury over the next two years v 400 M+? What would you have to offer to allay that worry? And if Manny has the MVP year it's looking like he might I'm sure he will get more than 8 M in arbitration next year.
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Pickles Hangout Grand Counsel

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Worry about injury over the next two years v 400 M+? What would you have to offer to allay that worry? And if Manny has the MVP year it's looking like he might I'm sure he will get more than 8 M in arbitration next year.

I think you could get 2 FA seasons or so for 30 a year.

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I don't think it will take 35, but I'd offer it if necessary. With the opt out and the fact he's not in FA, 30 should be enough.

Yeah, I presented it as 35 but - because of the extended opt out and the fact that the AAV would only be 30 due to the pre-arb discounts. I truly believe that Manny says no to that deal. And may have.

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El Gordo Hangout Grand Counsel

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It's not speculation. Publicized everywhere. Do us both a favor and go respond to someone else.
He's referred to this several times. In another interview he said it was two seasons ago. " Duquette said that the club previously attempted to lock up Machado long term — as they did with pending free agents Chris Davis and Matt Wieters — but "we didn't quite get to a deal" http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bs-sp-orioles-notebook-1006-20151005-story.html
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He's referred to this several times. In another interview he said it was two seasons ago. " Duquette said that the club previously attempted to lock up Machado long term — as they did with pending free agents Chris Davis and Matt Wieters — but "we didn't quite get to a deal" http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bs-sp-orioles-notebook-1006-20151005-story.html

Thank you for the lifting. Rep.

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Pickles Hangout Grand Counsel

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He's referred to this several times. In another interview he said it was two seasons ago. " Duquette said that the club previously attempted to lock up Machado long term — as they did with pending free agents Chris Davis and Matt Wieters — but "we didn't quite get to a deal" http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/bs-sp-orioles-notebook-1006-20151005-story.html

There's nothing about terms in there.

And there's absolutely nothing to suggest Manny walked away a "few minutes before" a deal was signed.

The things he's saying are just not fact.

Sorry if that offends him or anyone else.

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Given health and a reasonable assumption of progress, this is what I think Manny could stand to make if he were to be a FA after 2018: 10, 15, 40, 40 40,40, 40, 40,40, 40, 40, 40. So what would we have to offer him not to explore FA.

Trout and Harper won't even get $40 million/year on the open market unless the money is heavily deferred.

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