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Bruce Barrack's avatar

I agree except no one wants to wait till opening day to see if we have an additional hitter we need in a year where we want to compete for WS. So if Pete isn’t going to sign soon, it is time to pivot!

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JDH's avatar

Pivot to who?? They've allowed literally every no -Pete option to go off the board. In Stearns I trust, but I would have preferred to see some more decisive action outside of Soto. Otherwise, it's felt like a bunch of ambivalence/ bargain hunting at a time when they should be taking some risks.

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Kevin J. Rogers's avatar

The clock is ticking more loudly every day.

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Jack's avatar

If the $90m/3 thing was real, Pete should have took it - of course at this point Pete should also be kicking himself for turning down the $158.

The longer this goes on, the more it becomes an interest thing - and not in the financial sense. That could lead to some bruised feelings, particularly with a guy who wears it on his sleeve.

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JL's avatar

Nunca me ha caído bien Boras. Es un negociante puro, me parece que el beisbol no le importa demasiado. De hecho, es posible que ni le guste.

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Kevin J. Rogers's avatar

The irony is, 7 years and $158 million guaranteed is probably right on target for the current market. It might even be a little generous considering the Walker contract.

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Matthew Davis's avatar

I hope this hurts Boras' business reputation going forward but he seems to be Teflon coated.

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Steve's avatar

I definitely want to sign Pete but only at the right price. Honestly, Christian Walker is a better all around 1st baseman and he signed for 3 for $60m. 🤷‍♂️

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Steve1962's avatar

Yeah, why is Pete "worth" 3/90?

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Steve's avatar

Exactly. He’s younger and hits more HRs so he’ll get more but I Don’t think he should get much more

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