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13 minutes ago, jabba72 said:

Pretty much. Why should Boras agree to lesser pay than what he signed up for?

I gave you an out and you didn't take it.

IT ISN'T BORAS' DECISION!

Geez people.

He works for the player.

He doesn't decide if a player is going to take a buyout.

If Davis is amendable to a buyout Boras' job because negotiating the most favorable buyout for his client that he can.

If you are talking about Boras' fee it isn't going down because Davis later agrees to a buyout.

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46 minutes ago, mdbdotcom said:

Hoping he needs a hip replacement so insurance pays most of the rest of his contract.

You know, this might be the everyone-is-a-sorta-winner scenario. Davis has chronic hip condition that no longer lets him play, he gets to retire with some dignity, + some cover for his historic ineptness. O's get insurance payout to cover a % of the albatross contract.. Opens first for Mancini / Mountcastle. Hmmmmmm......

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3 minutes ago, Ridgway22 said:

You know, this might be the everyone-is-a-sorta-winner scenario. Davis has chronic hip condition that no longer lets him play, he gets to retire with some dignity, + some cover for his historic ineptness. O's get insurance payout to cover a % of the albatross contract.. Opens first for Mancini / Mountcastle. Hmmmmmm......

Unless the insurance policy was written to compensate the Orioles for the approximate dollar value of Davis' expected production.  In that case the O's would be paying the insurance company $20M a year.

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