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Would You Trade Chris Davis in a Salary Dump


Aristotelian

Would you offer Chris Davis and a B prospect (Mountcastle? Reyes?) for a D prospect  

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  1. 1. Would you offer Chris Davis and a B prospect (Mountcastle? Reyes?) for a D prospect

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I'm including the deferred portion of his comp. He's not going to be earning any WAR when he gets that money, so you have to allocate it to now.

That's fair, but we need to discount the remaining $6M and not say his 2016 cost is $23M. Isn't one WAR worth $8M? I understand that it's not linear, so help me understand how much he was worth in 2016 if one were to subscribe to WAR.

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I would dump him in a second.

Not sure I could include Mountcastle though. Would do Reyes in a heart beat.

The team would never do it though. Not going to eat crow this early on in the contract. Year 3 or 4, maybe and I'm sure we will be picking up some of the bill.

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That's fair, but we need to discount the remaining $6M and not say his 2016 cost is $23M. Isn't one WAR worth $8M? I understand that it's not linear, so help me understand how much he was worth in 2016 if one were to subscribe to WAR.

Isn't one WAR supposed to be worth about 5 mil or is it more now? He couldn't have been worth more than 15 mil this season.

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I do not see the sanity of trading a player away and then playing for them to play for another team.

If would be like divorcing your wife and then paying her alimony when she remarries somebody else.

If she spends 60K/year of your money when married and only 10K of your money when divorced that gives you 50K to spend on escorts.

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I do not see the sanity of trading a player away and then playing for them to play for another team.

If would be like divorcing your wife and then paying her alimony when she remarries somebody else.

Better than staying married. Sometimes you are better off cutting your losses.

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