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Skubal to Dodgers

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2 hours ago, nitetrain8601 said:

What PaleAleSox said, it's heavily weighted by guys who are never going to make it and guys who got sent down, etc.

Is there a rule that says such? No. But I could also say there's no rule that says anyone over 30 can't still be considered a prospect. Being logical, you would tell me you're not a prospect. Tell me what other players on the flip side of 25 are considered top prospects in baseball. I genuinely don't know.

AAA is where non prospects who cant make it typically go. AA is the prospect level, therefore looking at the avg age is reasonable.

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20 minutes ago, Chicago White Sox said:

Lip thinks that the small market owners should endure massive losses to ensure parity with the big market owners who leverage their structural revenue edges to finance massively unfair payrolls.

The most recent piece of common wisdom I've come to embrace is "If the wording of your solution starts with, 'if everybody would just...', you don't have a solution."

Why is it that acquisition of amateur players operates in a regressive capped way, such that poor teams get first pick and more money, yet the Dodgers still end up with the best ones? Is it that such systems are not guaranteed to achieve their stated goal in this great game of baseball?

4 minutes ago, Jake said:

Why is it that acquisition of amateur players operates in a regressive capped way, such that poor teams get first pick and more money, yet the Dodgers still end up with the best ones? Is it that such systems are not guaranteed to achieve their stated goal in this great game of baseball?

They have an edge in their scouting, technology, and development departments.

3 minutes ago, hi8is said:

They have an edge in their scouting, technology, and development departments.

Yes, only the bonus amounts to players are capped. They can still outspend the competition on all the foundational stuff.

1 hour ago, Snopek said:

We’re so far from being on the same page that I’m not going to spend any more time on this.

You’ll see enough of Ryan in the division to let that determine how you feel about him.

This reply is a response. You still haven’t answered the question of what 28 year old is a prospect in baseball.

And the Dodgers are my favorite NL team. But I also don’t want to see baseball die.

I think this trade is bad for baseball.

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