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Chris Davis time coming to an end?


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4 hours ago, theocean said:

Just wondering- does releasing a player change the payout structure of a contract? Hypothetically, if Davis is released, would he be owed all the money remaining on the deal immediately if an agreement stating otherwise was not reached?

 

No, it does not.  The only thing that could change any of the payouts are if Davis, after being released, signs a contract with another team.  The other team pays Davis the veteran's minimum, which is deducted from what the Orioles would pay.  The Orioles then pay the rest of it.  The current minimum is $555,000.  Depending on the time of year, that would also be prorated as well.  

We're stuck with Davis for the rest of the year, and I imagine the start of next year.  With manipulating service time for Mountcastle and a few others, you might start the discussion in the middle of May for the potential to release Davis.  In all likelihood, he's going to finish 2020 as an Oriole, and then that's going to be it.  

 

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4 hours ago, jarman86 said:

He'd stay on the 40 man roster, but at least we could bring someone up on the 25 man roster.  That's how the section reads.  Davis would be on the reserve list.  Honestly, I'd rather do that and have him eat an empty 40 man spot, have Mancini at 1st, and bring up an outfielder, than see the crap he's doing.  Only negative is it would probably ruin the relationship between Davis and the Orioles, but at this point, barring adjustments, does it really matter?

It would also strain the Orioles relationship with the MLBPA, and also affect how other players view the team and their potential to sign with the club and feel that the club has their best interests at heart.  

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3 hours ago, EricK said:

If there is a strike and Davis strikes with the other players, he won't be paid.  But what happens if he is released before a potential strike?  Would he still be on strike with the other players even if the O's released him?  Or would the O's be on the hook for the guaranteed contract?  

All members of the MLBPA would be on strike. Including Davis. All missed games would be deducted from his payout. 

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