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50 minutes ago, El Gordo said:

Brooks made 3 E's in one inning. People like you would have DFA'd him for that. Read Frobby's thoughtful post . His arn isn't great but not as bad as it looked today and in the big picture won't cost us much. Certainly not as much as his bat will help.

If we got rid of everyone the game threads wanted DFA'd, we wouldn't be able to field a team.

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42 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Why not sign him to a team friendly deal?

I'm guessing the service games will be gone in the next CBA.

That's a great point about the next CBA.  Still, most of us - including me - aren't ready to think outside the box like that.  It's a wonder my car doesn't have square tires.   

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5 minutes ago, Ruzious said:

That's a great point about the next CBA.  Still, most of us - including me - aren't ready to think outside the box like that.  It's a wonder my car doesn't have square tires.   

I could be wrong, but I think the players want a couple of clear wins out of the next round and eliminating a loophole that shouldn't exist sounds like a likely choice.

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24 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I could be wrong, but I think the players want a couple of clear wins out of the next round and eliminating a loophole that shouldn't exist sounds like a likely choice.

There’s no real way to eliminate the loophole.    You can just play around with the service time thresholds, but no matter where you put it, teams can try to call a player up just after the magic date passes.    Unless you’re going to include some subjective factors, which would be a hot mess.   

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1 minute ago, Frobby said:

There’s no real way to eliminate the loophole.    You can just play around with the service time thresholds, but no matter where you put it, teams can try to call a player up just after the magic date passes.    Unless you’re going to include some subjective factors, which would be a hot mess.   

If at any time during a season where a team has a 25 or 26 man roster a player is called up from the minor leagues then that season will count toward his service time in regards to arbitration and free agency.

 

Yes that means yoyoing a pitcher like the O's did with Gausman will be very costly.

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2 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

 

 

Yes that means yoyoing a pitcher like the O's did with Gausman will be very costly.

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I loved him in relief of Chen that one game against Detroit. Back when Detroit was the deal. 

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3 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

If at any time during a season where a team has a 25 or 26 man roster a player is called up from the minor leagues then that season will count toward his service time in regards to arbitration and free agency.

 

Yes that means yoyoing a pitcher like the O's did with Gausman will be very costly.

That would make some boring Septembers for non-competitors.

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