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And seven years of injury history is a better reason to believe it won't.

Which he has done once in 7 years.

Or that a lack of tack in the 2nd half of the season when he fell apart was the problem.

IP by year. 139.1 165 69.1 120.2 34.2 7.2 132.2 FIP by year 3.87 4.01 4.69 4.95 3.62 4.89 2.65 If you spend money QO money on Carlos Rodon, you are paying him for both a career performance AND to be able to pitch 30 starts. He has literally never pitched 30 times in one season, ever. The closest he came was 2016. This year he made it out there 24 times. His history should absolutely be indicative of his expectations.

Yet, should be trusted to keep Rodon healthy when it's pretty much never happened.

Again, even if you bring Rodon back, you are probably still short of Rodon's 21 production in 22.

Didn't the same happen last year?

Here's the thing that most aren't talking about... Carlos Rodon probably won't give you 2021 Carlos Rodon production in 2022. Even if they brought him back, they probably aren't getting that level of production again. Also I may well be fuzzy, but this doesn't stop the White Sox from signing him to a different deal.

There it is.

It's coming.

Rodon was a free agent who had one healthy season in six years because he was always hurt. If he wasn't the definition of a bottle broken free agent, no one is.

Which ironically is what Rodon was this time a year ago.

Zavala is the biggest outlier. The other guys weren't great, but he was Carlton Fisk in LF bad.

I am not upset by it.

New proposal. https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2021/11/mlbpa-makes-second-core-economics-proposal-to-mlb.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

Semien and Ray got QO's.

Bad contract for bad contract, but a better fit seems the most likely to me.

Colliton fired

But other than that, it is true, right?

Umm, I think I see the flaw in your work.

Who the Yankees now regret.

Pretty much one of the first teams that would/could realistically claim him.