I’m ready for war next October 😄I'm gonna find those USC fans you were trolling at the LA Memorial Coliseum and have them haunt you!
That is a LOT of money though for a DH.
Eddie Trunk (hard rock DJ) is happy.
I’m ready for war next October 😄I'm gonna find those USC fans you were trolling at the LA Memorial Coliseum and have them haunt you!
That is a LOT of money though for a DH.
Eddie Trunk (hard rock DJ) is happy.
Kind of a bad year to call someone a DH, no more no less, given the MVP. The guy rakes. There’s a reason the losers offered $760mm and that multiple other teams were on him.Padre fan here.
I don’t mean to be that guy to rain on the parade, but I think this one might haunt the Mets.
This dude is a DH, nothing more, nothing less. $700 mill is crazy. Yanks dodged a bullet IMO.
That, we don't know. We will find out.Does it really leave you $15-20 mil? Cohen doesn't have a hard stop on salary if he thinks this will put him over the top.
We just did.As fans, we should care about a player's salary only in the context of opportunity cost. That is, if you pay this guy you can't pay that other guy whom you might rather have. That is clearly true in salary capped sports, where overpaying a player is a legitimate fan concern. In baseball, which is not capped, it just comes down to the owner's ability and willingness to spend. Cohen's ability to spend is for practical purposes unlimited. His willingness? We shall see.
Mets signed Lindor to a 10 year 341mm deal. He's produced 21.5 WAR in the first four years as a Met, each year more WAR than the last. Two silver slugger awards, 3 years in the top ten for MVP including runner up last year to Ohtani. #notBonillaGreat player...
Mets sign him and now he will become Bobby Bonilla Part Deux
Thats Lindor not SotoMets signed Lindor to a 10 year 341mm deal. He's produced 21.5 WAR in the first four years as a Met, each year more WAR than the last. Two silver slugger awards, 3 years in the top ten for MVP including runner up last year to Ohtani. #notBonilla
He hits well, and has a solid eye. He will hit in certain spots and the stats will always be there.Kind of a bad year to call someone a DH, no more no less, given the MVP. The guy rakes. There’s a reason the losers offered $760mm and that multiple other teams were on him.
All that '"tradition", 27 rings and playing with Mr. May 2.0 meant nothing. Maybe it was how he saw the fanbase treat Judge? 🥸Yankees bid $760. So much for the Yankee advantage. Per John Heymann.
Mets fan base no better. NY=NY. Clearly the tradition, relationships, etc. meant nothing because when you are talking about that kind of money the difference was basically a rounding error.All that '"tradition", 27 rings and playing with Mr. May 2.0 meant nothing. Maybe it was how he saw the fanbase treat Judge? 🥸
I remember a time not too long ago when Met fans would say the Yanks suck because they buy their championships. I guess until the Mets win a championship they aren’t really hypocrites.Boy, the haters come out of the woodwork. They would have been singing a different tune if Soto had signed with their team.
Zero money deferd. I've been listening to Yankees rehab since last night. I haven't heard this much crying since November 5th. 😁Great player...
Mets sign him and now he will become Bobby Bonilla Part Deux
I remember a time not too long ago when Met fans would say the Yanks suck because they buy their championships. I guess until the Mets win a championship they aren’t really hypocrites.
He was a better hitter for the Yanks than the Friars, but still a DH in my mind.
He couldn’t hit Oppo for 2/3rds of the year for us.
Even with that bat, every time a ball would go his way I would cringe. And him running the bases looks like a giraffe that hasn’t found his legs yet.
Then of course there was always those key at bats where you want him to swing and he goes down looking on a pitch because he trusts his eye so much.
Would love to have him back in SD, but 15-765? Sheeesh.
Yes, at least the Yankees still have Judge out there. While Judge did drop that can of corn to center field in the fifth inning of game 5 and then wander his way toward Teoscar Hernandez's game-tying double, he'll be a wiser 33 years old next year and will fix all of that. I'm sure Soto will make similar adjustments in 2032, his age 33 year.. . . Dude was our worst defensive OFer.
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We’ll see.I'm thrilled. Definitely an overpay, but it's not my money and if he produces for a decade, that's all I care about. I think part of this is Steve Cohen's push for the casino and development around Citi Field.... now they have their face.
As a die hard Mets/Jets fan, my only question is which body part tears in his first game with the Mets?