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My guy Alex is training with Barry Bonds??? NICE, hopefully he gives Alex his dealer's info
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get prospects/ players who can play multiple positions. sign rasmus for 1 year to let the young guy they have in the minors get readySo the astros trade Fowler and then sign Rasmus. I'm so confused.
So the astros trade Fowler and then sign Rasmus. I'm so confused.
Strasburg is probably worth more out there on the market than Hamels. Think it'd be smart for the Cubs to pay up for him rather than wait for Price. I think he'd be worth Russell. There's not really a "hands off" kinda guy when it comes to Stras.
But then again, they have a lot of walk guys coming up and IDK how willing they'd be to give up one of the few guys they have control.
Strasburg is probably worth more out there on the market than Hamels. Think it'd be smart for the Cubs to pay up for him rather than wait for Price. I think he'd be worth Russell. There's not really a "hands off" kinda guy when it comes to Stras.
But then again, they have a lot of walk guys coming up and IDK how willing they'd be to give up one of the few guys they have control.
Give up Russell for a guy who's already had arm issues?
With all the guys that are going to be on the market (or potentially) on the market, I would rather just wait for one of them. Doesn't have to just be Price. Could be Hamels, Zimm, Cueto, Shark, Porcello, Latos, or anyone else that comes available from a team setting off a rebuild.
Theo's entire approach has been load up on "safer" talents and buy up vet pitching with fewer arm worries. Stras seems the exact opposite of that approach.
I could see Theo going after Zimm before I see him chasing Stras. Based on the last 3-4 years at least.
Tanking so they can sign everybody once the new park open
2015 Astros. Home Runs, Strikes Outs and 12 ppl in attendance.
Strawberry's deferred compensation auctioned for $1.3M
ESPN.com
The Internal Revenue Service on Tuesday auctioned off the money owed to Darryl Strawberry from the New York Mets contract he signed in 1985.
A man, who did not want to be identified, agreed to pay $1.3 million to receive a check from the Mets of $8,891.82 a month for the next 18½ years. Assuming a realistic timeline for the court to approve the sale, the value of the deferred payments will equal close to $2 million.
Strawberry was forced to give a portion of the deferred money from the contract to his ex-wife, Charisse, as part of their divorce settlement in 2006, but the payments were never made. In 2010, Charisse filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection and, as part of the proceedings, asked for what was owed. But in September, a judge in the Northern District of Florida ruled that the annuity was the property of the IRS, not Charisse, because Darryl still had not settled his tax debt owed for 1989, 1990, 2003 and 2004.
The total value of the contract, which covered his 1985 through 1990 seasons, was $7.1 million, but nearly 40 percent of his $1.8 million team option in 1990 ($700,000) was deferred and put into an annuity with a 5.1 percent interest rate.
From 1987 to 1990, Strawberry failed to pay $542,572 in taxes, according to court documents. As of November 2013, Strawberry owed at least $80,000 from his tax liability from missed payments in 2003 and 2004.
The Mets famously bought out the final year of Bobby Bonilla's contract in January 2000 and deferred the $5.9 million deal into 25 payments of $1,193,248.20 that began in 2011 and end in 2035. By deferring, Bonilla turned the $5.9 million into $29.8 million after negotiating an 8 percent interest rate on the deferral.
The Blue Jays organization is a complete joke.
Buster says we're going to give up an elite prospect for Dan ******* Duquette.
What?! :x :x
I'm tired of rooting for this god danm franchise.