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1 pick, catcher Henry Davis has hit himself already up to Double-A and will seemingly be ready for delivery next year.īut if things are finally looking up for the Pirates, we can’t help but wonder how they’d look now but for a series of bad trades that sent Gerrit Cole. For another, they were able to sign their premier young star and first round pick in 2015, third baseman Ke’Bryan Hayes, to an eight-year, $70 million extension this spring, and just recently promoted their top prospect, shortstop Oneil Cruz, who had seven RBI in his first five games to compliment him on the left side of the infield, hopefully for years to come.

There’s a bit of excitement in Pittsburgh these days about the Pirates, who for one thing very likely won’t be finishing last this year for the first time in four seasons thanks to the dreadful Cubs and Reds.

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Red Sox? In case you haven’t noticed, Red Sox owner John Henry is now heavy into analytics and payroll downsizing, which is why he lowballed Xander Bogaerts this winter and was reportedly far away from what Rafael Devers wants to stay out of free agency after next year. The Dodgers? They already have the second-highest payroll in baseball (although they’ll be shedding David Price and Trevor Bauer next year), but they’re pretty much set in the outfield and they’re going to have to shell out a ton of money to retain shortstop Trea Turner, and also have other more pressing needs like a closer. After all, isn’t there always the One Dumb Owner? But who? The Mets? No way is Steve Cohen going to try and poach the Yankees’ franchise player, especially with Jacob deGrom to deal with. And, if so, would there be another owner out there willing to go that high for a 30-year-old player who missed large chunks of three of his first four seasons due to injuries?Īgain, the media “agents” are saying absolutely. It’s just for how many years? He could do it simply by upping his seven-year original offer by $52 million. Then it would be up to Judge to decide if he had to have over $300 million for 9-10 years. I don’t think, at this point, Steinbrenner would have any problem paying Judge, the face of his franchise, $36M a year. As it was, the offer from Steinbrenner which Judge rejected would have given him an AAV of $30.5M, second only in baseball to Trout’s $35.5M.

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