yankeesince59
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...will likely have surgery which also likely end his career....$37.5 Mil in parting gifts (remaining salary) for doing nothing...nice gig.
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...will likely have surgery which also likely end his career....$37.5 Mil in parting gifts (remaining salary) for doing nothing...nice gig.
...will likely have surgery which also likely end his career....$37.5 Mil in parting gifts (remaining salary) for doing nothing...nice gig.
So with that news I'm guessing Hamels stay in Philadelphia.
So with that news I'm guessing Hamels stay in Philadelphia.
So with that news I'm guessing Hamels stay in Philadelphia.
...^^^ I dunno...that's what some people have been speculating but hell, Philly is gonna be terrible this year anyway. So why not go ahead and get something of value in return for him. IMO, Hamels will be gone by the end of ST and if not by then he'll surely be traded before the trade deadline.
...I mean, I gotta believe that a contender is either going to have a pitcher of their own to go down with an injury or they simply wanna get stronger for the stretch run and the post season.
...matts, like everyone else, I've only heard rumors of the types of prospects Philly is demanding in a trade involving Hamels but if they're wanting something like Severino and Judge (rumor), I say no f'n way...like you said, yeah, I'd love to have Hamels in NY but not at that price... plus pay all of his salary?
...I'd rather see Seve and Judge on the Yanx roster for the next 10 years or so than have Hamels for 4-5 years.
...^^^ I dunno...that's what some people have been speculating but hell, Philly is gonna be terrible this year anyway. So why not go ahead and get something of value in return for him. IMO, Hamels will be gone by the end of ST and if not by then he'll surely be traded before the trade deadline.
...I mean, I gotta believe that a contender is either going to have a pitcher of their own to go down with an injury or they simply wanna get stronger for the stretch run and the post season.
I made that same prediction in the Yankees Trade For Hammels thread. Had read that Lee was having problems. When Hammels signed his deal the Phillies Staff looked OK then went down like a submarine. If Boston wants him fine, I think the Yankees should retain their prospects. On the other hand if the Yankees could trade Capuano or Lord Big Man straight up one for one and get Hammels then OK.
At least the Yanx aren't doing like the Bums have been this year, offloading shitloads of heavy cash bound players, ie Kemp, rumours now of Ethier too. Both Players, the Bums say, will be paid at least half of their Bums salary by the Bums themselves.
So with that news I'm guessing Hamels stay in Philadelphia.
I'm inclined to agree with 59 here... He wants out of Philly very much & has made that abundantly clear out here... He'll get moved if not pre-season, definitely by the trade deadline....^^^ I dunno...that's what some people have been speculating but hell, Philly is gonna be terrible this year anyway. So why not go ahead and get something of value in return for him. IMO, Hamels will be gone by the end of ST and if not by then he'll surely be traded before the trade deadline.
...I mean, I gotta believe that a contender is either going to have a pitcher of their own to go down with an injury or they simply wanna get stronger for the stretch run and the post season.
Smoke 'em if You got 'em.....!
At least Cashman didn't fk this one up, rather a good move to of looked the other way....the last 2 years.
I had a feeling this was going to happen, at least its not at the Yanx expense....!
One tiny lost in the shuffle step for the Yankee GM, one big chuckle by same GM benefitting the Yankee Universe over the long haul.
...I think I read somewhere awhile back that the Dodgers are already eating over $30 Mil in salaries this year from players who are no longer with them...might be more than that now.
...^^^ matts, though I can't find a breakdown, the latest estimate is that the Dodgers are actually eating closer to $50 Mil this year and they are also now talking about getting rid of Ethier and eating as much as 1/2 of his contract.
Wait, pretend we're from Missouri.
Excellent "Show ME" reference Rick!
