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There is absolutely no way I see Matthews as the starting 3B at the beginning of next year. While he is showing some positives in AA, he also has...
The number you are citing are payroll figures, not the figures from the luxury tax (AAV). Bregman counts 20 million for AAV, Verlander is 15...
If he does get 3/50, I sincerely hope it is not from the Astros.
Didn't he sign for 3 yrs, 36 mil back in 2022? Now he is 3 years older, but will demand more money?
Fangraphs has updated their Top 100 prospects list and Jacob Melton is at 55. Former Astros Jake Bloss made the list at 92. They also considered...
Dwayne Johnson looks weird with hair
That makes sense because I was having a difficult time trying to figure out how Cabbage had 2 options left
Fangraphs says Cabbage has 2 options left and Amaya still has 1 remaining. Amaya makes sense, but Cabbage surprises me
Okay, gotcha
Except that he still has 3 options left.
Generally guys that have decent value don't get designated just because they have TJS, so I question your evaluation. By the way, he is 30...
He was also a waiver wire pick-up
Why is that?
Gotta love it!
What?
Kelly Austin and $750,000 for Ferguson??????? What a huge, huge overpay. We were robbed I say, robbed.
When analyzing a trade, the system the prospects come from doesn't matter, nor does the position they play, except to you apparently, since you...
There are only two possible explanations that make this trade make sense: 1) Dana Brown is secretly on the Toronto payroll, or 2) The MLB...
As it stands now, Ramsey (10th) signed for 70,000 underslot which covers Verdugo and Twine. Ryan Smith signed for 10,000 under and Parker Smith...
I think that Bregman would stay if the Astros offered him a deal comparable to what he will get on the open market. I just do not see that as a...
