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Yoshinobu Yamamoto got $325 million 12 years from Dodgers (+posting fee)

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Let the Cease bidding war commence!

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  • SoCalChiSox
    SoCalChiSox

    This is either JR himself, Brooks Boyer or an NBCSN bot. 

  • TheFutureIsNear
    TheFutureIsNear

    Not difficult to argue that the underspending by a lot of owners is just as big of a problem. 

  • No, JR and the Sox and for that matter, Ricketts and the Cubs are not cheap or foolish for not risking tremendous amounts of money on these mega player contracts (including betting .7 Billion on

1 minute ago, Tnetennba said:

Let the Cease bidding war commence!

Sadly we just lost a team (I believe)

1 minute ago, Chicago White Sox said:

 

Jesus.. seems stupidly risky

3 minutes ago, Squirmin' for Yermin said:

Sadly we just lost a team (I believe)

I know. LAD losing out on Yamamoto would have been best for us.

So how much of that is deferred?

Be ready to hear Cease to Yankees rumors explode

8 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

I kind of hope the Dodgers win the next 10 World Series and kill off all interest in baseball.  This superteam really s%*# sucks.

The Dodgers experienced 2023 Lance Lynn and committed more than $1.2 billion (and prospects) to three players.

The White Sox did that and decided to rebuild.

Just now, fathom said:

Be ready to hear Cease to Yankees rumors explode

they Should. They’ve always made just as much sense as anyone. More so after going all in with Soto

1 minute ago, fathom said:

Be ready to hear Cease to Yankees rumors explode

More competition for Baltimore...the team with the prospects we should actually want.

8 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

I know. LAD losing out on Yamamoto would have been best for us.

Yep this is not a good development in terms of forcing BAL to get serious. 

1 minute ago, SoCalChiSox said:

Yep this is not a good development in terms of forcing BAL to get serious. 

Yes it is assuming the Yankees have interest in Cease too.

I just have no confidence the Orioles and Sox get something done.  They’ve been discussing Cease forever now, and they can’t agree on his value. 

20 minutes ago, chw42 said:

So how much of that is deferred?

Nothing deferred

 

1 hour ago, Quin said:

All 30 teams had a chance to win. The Dodgers won. 

It's not an asterisk like the Trash Can Astros.

They're also consistently providing their fans with exciting baseball every season and going to the playoffs for a decade.

You have to be delusional believe the Astros were the only team, or one of only a handful of teams blatantly "cheating" during that era, including the Dodgers, Red Cubs and others.

Didn't even win a single playoff game last season, started Lance Lynn in an elimination game. Sign absolute scum like Trevor Bauer and Jose Urena, Exciting for TMZ perhaps.

All this handwringing that the Dodgers are unbeatable is completely laughable. They have vastly overspent the market over the past decade and have sucked ass each and every legitimate season when it mattered most.

Bottom line is my statement is accurate as usual. No Dodger fan experienced a World Series victory played at Dodgers Stadium since they were changing Ronald Reagan's diapers in the White House. You have to be over 40 to even remember that far back.

 

  • Balta1701 changed the title to Yoshinobu Yamamoto got $325 million 12 years from Dodgers (+posting fee)
12 minutes ago, fathom said:

I just have no confidence the Orioles and Sox get something done.  They’ve been discussing Cease forever now, and they can’t agree on his value. 

It’s not happening. Orioles had one good year - why would they give up the farm for Cease when they are just as likely to flail back to crap status in that division. 

33 minutes ago, Quin said:

The Dodgers experienced 2023 Lance Lynn and committed more than $1.2 billion (and prospects) to three players.

The White Sox did that and decided to rebuild.

Fedde or Bust.

16 minutes ago, fathom said:

I just have no confidence the Orioles and Sox get something done.  They’ve been discussing Cease forever now, and they can’t agree on his value. 

I mean if macsandz is right and we asked for Cowser, Norby and some presumably non Top 100 third piece, that's not an unreasonable ask in this pitching market. 

And if not, get BOS involved. If they are serious and willing to put Anthony + on the table, then Elias can go to hell.

15 minutes ago, South Side Hit Men said:

You have to be delusional believe the Astros were the only team, or one of only a handful of teams blatantly "cheating" during that era, including the Dodgers, Red Cubs and others.

Didn't even win a single playoff game last season, started Lance Lynn in an elimination game. Sign absolute scum like Trevor Bauer and Jose URIAS, Exciting for TMZ perhaps.

All this handwringing that the Dodgers are unbeatable is completely laughable. They have vastly overspent the market over the past decade and have sucked ass each and every legitimate season when it mattered most.

Bottom line is my statement is accurate as usual. No Dodger fan experienced a World Series victory played at Dodgers Stadium since they were changing Ronald Reagan's diapers in the White House. You have to be over 40 to even remember that far back.

 

Had to look that up, as couldn't conceive of Dodgers ever being all that excited about the 2023/Sox version of Urena.

At one point he looked pretty decent with the Marlins.

1 minute ago, SoCalChiSox said:

I mean if macsandz is right and we asked for Cowser, Norby and some presumably non Top 100 third piece, that's not an unreasonable ask in this pitching market. 

And if not, get BOS involved. If they are serious and willing to put Anthony + on the table, then Elias can go to hell.

Haven't heard anything about the Blue Jays and Cease being connected, right?

20 minutes ago, South Side Hit Men said:

You have to be delusional believe the Astros were the only team, or one of only a handful of teams blatantly "cheating" during that era, including the Dodgers, Red Cubs and others.

Didn't even win a single playoff game last season, started Lance Lynn in an elimination game. Sign absolute scum like Trevor Bauer and Jose Urena, Exciting for TMZ perhaps.

All this handwringing that the Dodgers are unbeatable is completely laughable. They have vastly overspent the market over the past decade and have sucked ass each and every legitimate season when it mattered most.

Bottom line is my statement is accurate as usual. No Dodger fan experienced a World Series victory played at Dodgers Stadium since they were changing Ronald Reagan's diapers in the White House. You have to be over 40 to even remember that far back.

 

Sorry, let me respond with an argument you understand.

 

 

 

1 minute ago, baseball_gal_aly said:

 

 

 

1 minute ago, baseball_gal_aly said:

 

 

?  Are you Patrick Nolan?

15 minutes ago, baseball_gal_aly said:

 

 

Well, along with the Yankees, Mets, Giants, Phillies, Rangers, Red Sox, Blue Jays....there's somewhere around 8 teams now in baseball that would actually consider offering that type of contract.

Angels and Padres you can cross of that list.  Pretty sure Braves' execs would consider it to be close to insane.

 

 

“This may be close to an $800 million to $1 billion gain for the Dodgers over a decade,” the agent said, noting that if the team were to simply take the $680 million in deferrals on Ohtani and invest it — say, with an asset management firm like Guggenheim Partners, which is run by Dodgers owner Mark Walter — then the money could more than double in a decade’s time.

“They may be able to make $1 billion extra,” the agent reiterated.

MY NOTE:  It would double in roughly 7 years at a 10% growth rate per year.

 

https://www.latimes.com/sports/dodgers/story/2023-12-19/dodgers-shohei-ohtani-billion-dollar-revenue

Edited by caulfield12

23 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

 

?  Are you Patrick Nolan?

Lol no

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