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Micker Adolfo DFA'd

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I might not be up to date with the rules but if Micker clears waivers he can go to Charlotte or did we pretty much release him 

4 minutes ago, BigHurt3515 said:

I might not be up to date with the rules but if Micker clears waivers he can go to Charlotte or did we pretty much release him 

If he were to clear waivers he could be sent to Charlotte.

But he won't.

6 minutes ago, BigHurt3515 said:

I might not be up to date with the rules but if Micker clears waivers he can go to Charlotte or did we pretty much release him 

Sox have 7 days to try to trade him.  At any point during that 7 days he can be placed on irrevocable waivers.  But if he gets put on irrevocable waivers and is claimed (highly likely he will get claimed), he's gone for nothing. If he happens to clear, he can be sent to Charlotte.

Sox will probably wait until Sunday/Monday to see if anyone offers something up and if not, then try to get him thru waivers if they don't get any offers. But he'll get claimed, likely by the O's, the team with the first dibs.  Only positive to that, is that if any of the other 28 clubs want him, they pretty much have to trade for him. 

Edited by ChiSox59

he's out of options so i believe another team will have to keep him up too or he'll be exposed to waivers, no?

have a feeling he's likely to bounce around 2-3 teams this year and wouldn't be surprised to see him back in the Sox organization in a year or two. 

I still call him Zapata. Old school.

14 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said:

Sox have 7 days to try to trade him.  At any point during that 7 days he can be placed on irrevocable waivers.  But if he gets put on irrevocable waivers and is claimed (highly likely he will get claimed), he's gone for nothing. If he happens to clear, he can be sent to Charlotte.

Sox will probably wait until Sunday/Monday to see if anyone offers something up and if not, then try to get him thru waivers if they don't get any offers. But he'll get claimed, likely by the O's, the team with the first dibs.  Only positive to that, is that if any of the other 28 clubs want him, they pretty much have to trade for him. 

For instance a team like the Nats might be itnerested in him.  They're pretty thin in the OF corners after Soto.  They just DFA'd some cat named Gabe Klobosits yesterday.  6'8' righty with great numbers in AA/AAA last season, but hot hit around in a small cup of coffee.  He still has 2 options and could be a fit in a Micker trade.  Sox may value the open 40 man spot more than him, but a trade like that would make some sense. 

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13 minutes ago, CentralChamps21 said:

If he were to clear waivers he could be sent to Charlotte.

But he won't.

I mistakenly read this as "he won't be sent to Charlotte if he clears waivers" and was like "damn, you're really low on Micker"

2 hours ago, MackowiakYakYak said:

Definitely some wishful thinking from me. Hate to see so much of our second tier of prospects give us nothing.

It's also just not that. For Morosi to tweet about a nobody you would think it had some legs to it. Since he was DFA'd that extends the time to complete a deal for another 10 days right ? I think something gets done in that time.

17 minutes ago, flavum said:

I still call him Zapata. Old school.

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There a nearly 26 RH reliever that made the Orioles 28 named Cionel Perez who is out of options. He made the 28 with a decent spring and pitched with the O's last year badly.

He is Cuban. Couldn't hurt to inquire about him.

4 minutes ago, CaliSoxFanViaSWside said:

There a nearly 26 RH reliever that made the Orioles 28 named Cionel Perez who is out of options. He made the 28 with a decent spring and pitched with the O's last year badly.

He is Cuban. Couldn't hurt to inquire about him.

O's have absolutely zero reason to offer the Sox anything.  They get first dibs. 

Just now, ChiSox59 said:

O's have absolutely zero reason to offer the Sox anything.  They get first dibs. 

If O's want him, they may feel need to make a trade to circumvent another team getting him via trade and Micker never making the waiver wire.

2 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said:

O's have absolutely zero reason to offer the Sox anything.  They get first dibs. 

Forgot about the 1st dibs . I was just scanning the list of guys out of options and picking interesting names

1 minute ago, gogosox1959 said:

If O's want him, they may feel need to make a trade to circumvent another team getting him via trade and Micker never making the waiver wire.

For sure. Just seems unlikely. They’d basically be negotiating against themselves. 

3 minutes ago, gogosox1959 said:

If O's want him, they may feel need to make a trade to circumvent another team getting him via trade and Micker never making the waiver wire.

If any team including the O's can see the light at the end of the Adolfo tunnel as a big power hitting , decent fielding OF, an out of options reliever would be a small price to pay for a potential impact player.

18 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said:

For sure. Just seems unlikely. They’d basically be negotiating against themselves. 

If they have a dfa candidate of their own they don't mind losing for nothing anyway, a one-for-one swap could work there.

1 hour ago, ChiSox59 said:

O's have absolutely zero reason to offer the Sox anything.  They get first dibs. 

Unless they are worried about someone else trading for him.

3 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Unless they are worried about someone else trading for him.

Aren't they first in the waiver order?

1 minute ago, chw42 said:

Aren't they first in the waiver order?

They are, but if someone trades for him, he doesn't make it to waivers.

But remember the claiming team must put him on their MLB roster. He's likely to bounce around a little bit this year. 

there are lots of guys with less talent who stay in the majors for 5-10 years. I hope he stays healthy and rakes. must admit I want him

to prosper even if another team. 

What happens if we DFA him and he passes through wavers and we resign him.  Then he starts smoking the ball in Charlotte...can another team then claim him to their MLB roster...or is he ours for the year?    

5 minutes ago, michelangelosmonkey said:

What happens if we DFA him and he passes through wavers and we resign him.  Then he starts smoking the ball in Charlotte...can another team then claim him to their MLB roster...or is he ours for the year?    

he is ours.  Until we bring him up and try to option him again

1 hour ago, michelangelosmonkey said:

What happens if we DFA him and he passes through wavers and we resign him.  Then he starts smoking the ball in Charlotte...can another team then claim him to their MLB roster...or is he ours for the year?    

0% chance he clears waivers. Barely a 1% chance he makes it past the first team on the list. People need to stop asking what ifs beyond that.

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