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Brad Hand Clears Waivers - VERY BAD Sign For MLB Free Agency
Normally they would have been able to trade this guy. Had 1 year/$10 million left for contract. 29 teams passed on him. Cleveland was hoping somebody would pick him up for that normally reasonable price, and instead will have to pay him a $1 million buyout.
If a quality arm like Hand is not being picked up for just one year, I can just imagine the bloodbath that is about to face mid-tier free agents this year. Collusion will be the most popular word of the offseason.
Given the Phillies 2020 bullpen numbers, claiming Hand at $10 million should have been a no-brainer. They could have let Hector Neris ($7 million option) walk. The $3 million difference would have been well worth it given Hand’s superior track record.
Guy been one of the best bullpen pitchers in recent years, it look like we wont be seeing many big contracts next season.
baseball broke right now
Bad time to be a free agent in Mlb
Realmuto 'eyeing' $200 million contractOriginally Posted by stake1
good lucks w that
Agreed. The players are going to have a long winter. I can see spring training camps opening and guys settling for peanuts
alot of guys getting options declined too
the owners are going to tighten up big time
i guess you missed the news of the mets sale. while owners are going to tighten up baseball is definitely not broke
Cardinals declined their option on their starting 2b, Wong. He was around 12 million for next year
Too many uncertainties about fans in the stands. Owners can’t go thru another season without ticket sales. Then the unknown question, will a majority come back after what the players did?
cheap rays declined option on morton no surprise 15 mil that's like whole team salary right there
too many mediocre players making 8 figures also
ALL sports are in financial trouble.
NBA figures to lose a billion dollars even by playing 20-21 season because of no fans
Going to be interesting to see where these players end up and for how much money:
Bauer
Nellie Cruz
Lemahieu
Springer
Stroman
Ozuna
Semien
Brantley
If the Angels can’t get some decent pitching this year I am done with them
Lester a free agent now
ERA in the 5's this past season
Another underrated player gone from there: Simmons. Great glove, solid player. Rumors are Phillies
think he will have to take a discount , cubs got some really bad contracts, what to do with heywards and kris bryant will become a free agent next season he will want a lot but his numbers dont' show it
manny machado and bryce harper lucked out, u wont' see any of those contracts coming up
Agreed.
Harper sucks a dick for what he's getting paid.
yah he's terrible, was so glad nats won it all without him
Did you see him in the playoffs especially his last outing? He was struggling.
Tough situation all around. I would say some players would probably settle for 1 year contracts and retry the market the following year, but there might be a strike in 2022 unless they can iron out a deal with the owners. Players are in a bad situation all the way around.
Trea Turner deserves a huge raise.
Silver Slugger awards announced Thursday. Gonna be funny to see someone other than Trea Turner win for NL SS. Impossible to pick another choice, but he gets zero credit.
Thats not true. They will lose a billion in revenue, not LOSE 1 billion.
Yeah hopefully he dies real soon
Too much uncertainty this offseason. Star players will still get paid if they want a longer deal, or they can come down in number years and bet on themselves when the market is back to normal. Mediocre players are going to have a more difficult time getting dollar amounts they want.
Charlie Morton “wasn’t surprised” that the Rays declined to exercise their $15MM club option on his services, but the veteran right-hander told Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times that the team’s decision “doesn’t mean we won’t try to work something out. If there’s mutual interest, the next step is gauging what that looks like.” Rays GM Erik Neander indicated yesterday that the team indeed hoped to bring Morton back for a third season. If an acceptable deal can’t be worked out with the Rays or another club, Morton reiterated to Topkin that he’ll gauge whether he wants to keep playing, weighing such “typical factors” as his health, playing for a contender, and “does it make sense financially and geographically?”
Going to see almost exclusively cheap 1 year deals.
His cousin Brian Foot is also a free agend. Not a good sign.
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Think that’s how Bauer wants to do his next deal. But it’s going to be a big number
Brad Hand was available to every team two and a half months ago for $10M and everybody passed. And then he signed for $10.5M with the Nationals.
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