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There is also the case of a 40 man roster spot.

2021 Payroll $40 million Trevor Bauer $43 million Cleveland Indians.

Can we send them Foles back?>

It ain't going to be 5/65 or 70.

Which means not only do the Sox owe him money, they would have also had to cut someone to make space for him.

That's wild.

The last year of the Moncada deal is over $20 million.

$40 million is nuts. That is essentially $250,000 per game played. As a pitcher who goes every 5 days, the guy is going to make a million dollars on his off days in the 4 days in between starts. That is crazy.

He's even getting a major league deal if a roster spot is needed to make the signing official.

The 3rd year is only 17m, then, which means this a 2/85 deal. He didn't get length, but he did get a deal where he sets two new salary records.

Again, didn't anyone tell the Dodger they don't need more than three good pitchers, or that if you are playoff team, you don't need to spend anymore money?

Just noticed that as of today that the Mariners announced their signings as official.

Padres fan.

If he signs a 22-25 million deal with them, I am OK with missing out on this one.

The problem isn't a lack of desire to get a deal done.

I know there is no where to go but down for the group, but I am so freaking excited for the group that should be at Kanny this year. Kelley and Vera could be a HUGE shot in the arm to this franchise in the next 3-4 years, and you still have guys like Thompson and Dalquist who could make their marks as well.

What is the market for a back up DH?

I wonder if Bob is getting worked by the agent again.

T+2 is a relic of the days when delivery meant the literal physical delivery of shares of stock certificates. In 2021, there is zero reason for T+2.

No one is going to do anything next off season.

The Albert Belle deal came very close to after the last strike.

Yermin keeps himself off the roster by not being able to play a defensive position, at all.

The Sox have historically spent around winners, but there has only been one pandemic during the last 5 generations. Once things get back to normal, I am going to bet so does that historic spending.