January 6, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, ChiSox59 said: It would if it was actually dead spending. I obviously am not privy to Correa's medical records, but I think the chances he comes dead money anytime soon is remote. we are now on two of the biggest spending teams in baseball who seem to feel that this is a pretty real risk.
January 6, 20233 yr 13 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said: we are now on two of the biggest spending teams in baseball who seem to feel that this is a pretty real risk. My guess is their concern is about paying him on the back half of the deal with whatever this medical issue. He isn't getting a 10+ year deal any longer if the Mets officially walk. Twins signing him to like 5-6 year deal at $35Mish AAV would be awful.
January 6, 20233 yr 1 minute ago, ChiSox59 said: My guess is their concern is about paying him on the back half of the deal with whatever this medical issue. He isn't getting a 10+ year deal any longer if the Mets officially walk. Twins signing him to like 5-6 year deal at $35Mish AAV would be awful. Last I knew the Twins offer was like $280m.
January 6, 20233 yr 12 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said: Last I knew the Twins offer was like $280m. It was. That was before a 2nd team supposedly backed out. That offer is no longer on the table (I know that).
January 6, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, Dick Allen said: They also had a doctor on who said its' probable they see at least a little bit of arthritis. If anyone remembers the Boy Wonder, Robin Vetura's ankle injury, it was in spring training and gruesome. He came back and pllayed, and played really well for a while, but arthritis set in and he wound up retiring. it was so bad, he was using a cain. He had some surgery to relieve it. He actually had an ankle joint from a cadaver transplanted in. It was that bad.
January 6, 20233 yr 1 hour ago, ThirdGen said: He actually had an ankle joint from a cadaver transplanted in. It was that bad. March 21, 1997 - The Sox suffered a major blow to their hopes for a championship when star third baseman Robin Ventura destroyed his ankle and lower leg on a slide at home plate in a spring game against the Red Sox. The injury was so horrific that a woman sitting in the stands passed out when she saw the result. It was caused because his spikes caught in the wet, muddy, ground. The result was that Ventura’s foot was pointed 180 degrees opposite of the way a foot is supposed to be. The injury took place only 10 days before the season opener and the Sox were left in a state of shock. G. M. Ron Schueler announced to the media the team would be looking for a replacement, and then did nothing to fill the void staying in-house with Greg Norton and Chris Snopek. They combined for five home runs and 36 RBI’s in 105 games. Thankfully after a rigorous rehabilitation process, Robin would be back to play in 54 games that season and continue to have an outstanding Major League career after he left the Sox as a free agent.
January 6, 20233 yr 40 minutes ago, Lip Man 1 said: staying in-house with Greg Norton and Chris Snopek. Ayyye my random former player as username spirit animal gets a mention. For...*rereads post* ...not good reasons.
January 7, 20233 yr 5 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said: G. M. Ron Schueler announced to the media the team would be looking for a replacement, and then did nothing to fill the void staying in-house with Greg Norton and Chris Snopek. They combined for five home runs and 36 RBI’s in 105 games. The more things change the more they stay the same.
January 7, 20233 yr 7 hours ago, ChiSox59 said: It was. That was before a 2nd team supposedly backed out. That offer is no longer on the table (I know that). The market is set by the second highest remaining bidder. It seems like he's heading towards the richest incentive based contract in history. Lower annual salary cost, higher possibilities based on production.
January 7, 20233 yr Author 1 minute ago, Texsox said: The market is set by the second highest remaining bidder. It seems like he's heading towards the richest incentive based contract in history. Lower annual salary cost, higher possibilities based on production. The "Basically Stay Healthy" plan, the White Sox should be blowing his phone up then.
January 7, 20233 yr 2 minutes ago, Sleepy Harold said: The "Basically Stay Healthy" plan, the White Sox should be blowing his phone up then. I'm guessing at these numbers some sort of production will be in there as well as games played, etc.
January 7, 20233 yr 7 hours ago, Lip Man 1 said: March 21, 1997 - The Sox suffered a major blow to their hopes for a championship when star third baseman Robin Ventura destroyed his ankle and lower leg on a slide at home plate in a spring game against the Red Sox. The injury was so horrific that a woman sitting in the stands passed out when she saw the result. It was caused because his spikes caught in the wet, muddy, ground. The result was that Ventura’s foot was pointed 180 degrees opposite of the way a foot is supposed to be. The injury took place only 10 days before the season opener and the Sox were left in a state of shock. G. M. Ron Schueler announced to the media the team would be looking for a replacement, and then did nothing to fill the void staying in-house with Greg Norton and Chris Snopek. They combined for five home runs and 36 RBI’s in 105 games. Thankfully after a rigorous rehabilitation process, Robin would be back to play in 54 games that season and continue to have an outstanding Major League career after he left the Sox as a free agent. True but it had untold ramifications to his management ability
January 7, 20233 yr This must be a fairly serious injury. For two clubs to have second thoughts in the winter of $300mil is something
January 7, 20233 yr 13 hours ago, YouCanPutItOnTheBoardYES! said: While it would definitely be annoying, the fact that his physical has been concerning enough for 2 teams to possibly pass on him shows that he might be toast physically. Hes not toast at all. This is
January 7, 20233 yr 12 hours ago, Look at Ray Ray Run said: Hes not toast at all. This is He's not toast now, but it looks like teams think he might be in five years or so. Nobody expects to be getting full value at the end of these contracts. But I imagine they expect to at least have a functioning replacement level player.
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