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13 minutes ago, murph said:

Ignoring completely that you referenced that he would be an ace in our bullpen which DOES at least suggest your thinking is we should have kept him. 

Nope I was just using that as a comparison of his effectiveness as a reliever. If he wants to come back on a team friendly deal next season I would gladly have him here.  

 

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2 hours ago, atomic said:

Tough crowd in Boston.  3 straight 1st place finishes and a World Series victory and you have a 3rd place team with a winning record and you are fired. 

And they had back to back losing seasons before he was hired. 

You could see the talent starting to gel, however.   Dombrowski certainly deserves credit for getting some key pieces to complement the core that was building.  

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4 minutes ago, Frobby said:

You could see the talent starting to gel, however.   Dombrowski certainly deserves credit for getting some key pieces to complement the core that was building.  

Dombrowski was given a clear plan, get the team into being contenders, and it worked for a few years. Ownership didnt care about the future and farm results, he wanted to win NOW, and I think Dombrowski did that.I dont believe in that type of management, but oh well, not my money.

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17 minutes ago, Redskins Rick said:

Dombrowski was given a clear plan, get the team into being contenders, and it worked for a few years. Ownership didnt care about the future and farm results, he wanted to win NOW, and I think Dombrowski did that.I dont believe in that type of management, but oh well, not my money.

They won the World Series and won the division 3 straight years.  I mean come on we haven't been in the World Series in 36 years.  

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1 hour ago, Frobby said:

Manny continues to be in a horrific tailspin.   Over his last 12 games, he’s hitting .083.     And, he came off the bench twice. 

His season seems pretty much the same as his 2017 season.  Only difference is his games played this year at shortstop bringing down his WAR a little. 

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25 minutes ago, Ripken said:

Villar > Machado

The SD Padres are in 4th place with a record of 68-88

They are paying Manny Machado $30 million a year to slash .251/.331/.452/.782. Their attendance is 9th out 15 teams in the NL but went up 2,842 fans this year. The average ticket price in SD is $60.  So before concessions, Machado brought in $168,120 extra in gate revenue the first year. Let's say each fan purchased $30 worth of concessions.  That's another $85,260 so added together the Machado effect gained the Padres $253,380 in tickets and concession.

Machado has earned $46,802 per PA this year so far. So Machado earned the net amount from gate and concession improvements in his first 5.41 Plate appearances. So after his fifth plate appearance of the season, Machado wasn't worth his contract. :D

 

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49 minutes ago, Tony-OH said:

The SD Padres are in 4th place with a record of 68-88

They are paying Manny Machado $30 million a year to slash .251/.331/.452/.782. Their attendance is 9th out 15 teams in the NL but went up 2,842 fans this year. The average ticket price in SD is $60.  So before concessions, Machado brought in $168,120 extra in gate revenue the first year. Let's say each fan purchased $30 worth of concessions.  That's another $85,260 so added together the Machado effect gained the Padres $253,380 in tickets and concession.

Machado has earned $46,802 per PA this year so far. So Machado earned the net amount from gate and concession improvements in his first 5.41 Plate appearances. So after his fifth plate appearance of the season, Machado wasn't worth his contract. :D

 

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1 hour ago, Tony-OH said:

The SD Padres are in 4th place with a record of 68-88

They are paying Manny Machado $30 million a year to slash .251/.331/.452/.782. Their attendance is 9th out 15 teams in the NL but went up 2,842 fans this year. The average ticket price in SD is $60.  So before concessions, Machado brought in $168,120 extra in gate revenue the first year. Let's say each fan purchased $30 worth of concessions.  That's another $85,260 so added together the Machado effect gained the Padres $253,380 in tickets and concession.

Machado has earned $46,802 per PA this year so far. So Machado earned the net amount from gate and concession improvements in his first 5.41 Plate appearances. So after his fifth plate appearance of the season, Machado wasn't worth his contract. :D

 

Yep, not worth his contract, not a generational talent, not a future HOF'er, not going to sniff the All Star Game, not even the best player on his team

and yet cue the players association crying about this years crop of free agents not getting enough interest due to collusion.

I'm working on a spreadsheet of mega contracts and it is not pretty... 80% clearly not working out for the team

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