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Post by skokiejoe on Nov 7, 2023 12:20:23 GMT -5
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM
2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM
3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM
4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM
5. Aaron Nola. Six years, $150MM
6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM
7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM
8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM
9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM
10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM
11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM
12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM
13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM
14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM
15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM
16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM
17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM
18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM
19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM
20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM
21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM
22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM
23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM
24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM
25. Kenta Maeda. Two years, $36MM
26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM
27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM
28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM
29. Reynaldo Lopez. Three years, $30MM
30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM
31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM
32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM
33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM
34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM
35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM
36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM
37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM
38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM
39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM
40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM
41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM
42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM
43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM
44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM
45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM
46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM
47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM
48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM
49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM
50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM
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Post by kfidd on Nov 7, 2023 12:37:35 GMT -5
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM 2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM 3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM 4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM 5. Aaron Nola. Six years, $150MM 6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM 7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM 8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM 9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM 10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM 11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM 12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM 13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM 14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM 15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM 16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM 17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM 18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM 19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM 20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM 21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM 22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM 23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM 24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM 25. Kenta Maeda. Two years, $36MM 26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM 27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM 28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM 29. Reynaldo Lopez. Three years, $30MM 30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM 31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM 32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM 33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM 34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM 35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM 36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM 37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM 38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM 39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM 40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM 41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM 42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM 43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM 44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM 45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM 46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM 47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM 48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM 49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM 50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM The one that really stands out is Bellinger at 12/264. Just because MLBtraderumors is predicting it doesn’t make it right. They are wrong in many of their predictions every year. But I think it does highlight something I’ve been saying about Bellinger for awhile: for those who believe his 2023 performance was entirely legit and have no concerns about him matching it going forward, why are there so many people bowing out at the 200m marker? We’d be talking about a perennial top 5 MVP and gold glove candidate in centerfield of all places, and he’s only 28 and swings from the left side. That is HUGE asset in any team in the league. Most of the comments I’ve seen are people getting antsy around 200m. Considering the above, it seems there are concerns over his ability to maintain that 2023 pace. If not and you simply thing that’s way too many years or dollars, I’d direct you towards the market realities. Look at the contracts that were handed out last year in a much deeper crop of free agent hitters. In this market you have two well above average bar options available: Ohtani and Bellinger. That’s it. And most teams will never be real players for Ohtani in the first place. 12/264 is more than I predicted for Bellinger, but it wouldn’t shock me at all if some team goes there. Revenue is up, attendance and viewership is up. Every CBT negotiation will continue to lead to higher and higher limits. Eventually the market will go through a correction, it always does. That won’t happen this off-season where the options are so few. Supply and demand. |
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Post by kfidd on Nov 7, 2023 12:40:37 GMT -5
Setting the guys at the top aside for a moment, all of Imanaga, Hoskins, Matsui, Turner, and Hendricks are of interest to me. None of those guys have QO compensation attached and could make for good fits.
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Post by cfin on Nov 7, 2023 12:42:37 GMT -5
A lot of people are balking at the Bellinger 12 years and $264M, but that's only $22M a year. I think I would make this deal.
Bellinger would be 29 in July of next year. 12 years would have him playing through age 41. How many productive years do you think you can get out of him? 10? 9?
If you basically consider it a 9 year contract and then just eat the last 3 years (which if you can trade or unload him, you probably wouldn't have to eat 100% of those 3 years - a significant chunk maybe, but not the full $22M), that's $29.33M a year. I don't think that's terrible. But for CBT it would only be a $22M hit.
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Post by irishcubfan on Nov 7, 2023 12:47:13 GMT -5
Setting the guys at the top aside for a moment, all of Imanaga, Hoskins, Matsui, Turner, and Hendricks are of interest to me. None of those guys have QO compensation attached and could make for good fits. Cubs should be all over Yamamoto but fear they will settle for number 10 on this list. The Cubs do not need average or slightly above average talent. Broken record but Yamamoto along with the SD unicorn should be the top targets. Turner can't play 3b anymore. Would rather they throw Morel out there in hopes he can improve while maintaining his offense and improving his pitch recognition. Could do worse than Hoskins, think he will be their 2nd biggest free agent contract. The number of years he is likely seeking aligns with Hoyer's view on free agency. |
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Post by cfin on Nov 7, 2023 13:02:52 GMT -5
I don't see the Cubs really doing anything - except for maybe signing Bellinger, if that can happen - until after Yamamoto is decided, one way or another.
When Stroman opted out and with Counsell coming in, I think everything hinges on Yamamoto.
I don't really see a lot of movement with any of the other free agents until after Yamamoto signs some where. And I wouldn't expect anything from Yamamoto until around Christmas.
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Post by kfidd on Nov 7, 2023 13:10:02 GMT -5
I don't see the Cubs really doing anything - except for maybe signing Bellinger, if that can happen - until after Yamamoto is decided, one way or another. When Stroman opted out and with Counsell coming in, I think everything hinges on Yamamoto. I don't really see a lot of movement with any of the other free agents until after Yamamoto signs some where. And I wouldn't expect anything from Yamamoto until around Christmas. 😭😭😭😭 Damnit I hate waiting for everything to kick into gear. |
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Post by batman66 on Nov 7, 2023 15:09:02 GMT -5
A lot of people are balking at the Bellinger 12 years and $264M, but that's only $22M a year. I think I would make this deal. Bellinger would be 29 in July of next year. 12 years would have him playing through age 41. How many productive years do you think you can get out of him? 10? 9? If you basically consider it a 9 year contract and then just eat the last 3 years (which if you can trade or unload him, you probably wouldn't have to eat 100% of those 3 years - a significant chunk maybe, but not the full $22M), that's $29.33M a year. I don't think that's terrible. But for CBT it would only be a $22M hit. Good point , a 22 AAV doesn't put a huge chunk in your luxury tax and at some point the Cubs will probably have to shift to longer and lower AAV's than the short and high ones they have been making. |
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Post by batman66 on Nov 7, 2023 15:15:08 GMT -5
I don't see the Cubs really doing anything - except for maybe signing Bellinger, if that can happen - until after Yamamoto is decided, one way or another. When Stroman opted out and with Counsell coming in, I think everything hinges on Yamamoto. I don't really see a lot of movement with any of the other free agents until after Yamamoto signs some where. And I wouldn't expect anything from Yamamoto until around Christmas. Once he is officially posted he only has 45 days to sign , so atleast we know it won't be too long . I'm sure teams are going to be aggressive and I'm sure he has somewhat of an idea on where he'd be willing to play. |
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Post by bryzzobrist on Nov 7, 2023 16:18:32 GMT -5
A tasty pasty from the MLB site: 2. Cody Bellinger, CF, Cubs Perhaps no player boosted -- or complicated -- his free agent stock more with his 2023 performance. When Bellinger debuted in 2017 for the Dodgers as MLB Pipeline’s No. 13 prospect, he hit the ground running by winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award with 39 home runs and a 143 OPS+. Two years later in 2019, Bellinger won NL MVP with a monstrous 8.6 bWAR season and 47 home runs. Things took an odd turn after that. Bellinger underperformed in 2020 (112 OPS+) and underwent surgery for a dislocated right shoulder after the season. He returned the next two seasons in a diminished capacity, posting a 66 OPS+ and -0.5 WAR from 2021-22. After the Dodgers non-tendered Bellinger in November 2022, the Cubs signed him to a one-year, $17.5 million deal. Bellinger bounced back with the Cubs in 2023, producing 4.4 WAR and a 133 OPS+. His batted ball numbers suggest he might have overperformed -- his .331 expected wOBA was much lower than his .370 wOBA -- but he also shaved his strikeout rate by a whopping 11.7%. His next team will have to evaluate his complicated career arc and decide which version of Bellinger will show up going forward. What exactly is it about this guy that screams 12 years? If he'd have had a few more homers last season would he have been worth a 15 year deal?
What if he'd have stayed healthy the entire season? Maybe a 20 year deal for that?
He's a 5-6 year deal candidate IMO.
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Post by batman66 on Nov 7, 2023 16:32:57 GMT -5
A tasty pasty from the MLB site: 2. Cody Bellinger, CF, Cubs Perhaps no player boosted -- or complicated -- his free agent stock more with his 2023 performance. When Bellinger debuted in 2017 for the Dodgers as MLB Pipeline’s No. 13 prospect, he hit the ground running by winning the NL Rookie of the Year Award with 39 home runs and a 143 OPS+. Two years later in 2019, Bellinger won NL MVP with a monstrous 8.6 bWAR season and 47 home runs. Things took an odd turn after that. Bellinger underperformed in 2020 (112 OPS+) and underwent surgery for a dislocated right shoulder after the season. He returned the next two seasons in a diminished capacity, posting a 66 OPS+ and -0.5 WAR from 2021-22. After the Dodgers non-tendered Bellinger in November 2022, the Cubs signed him to a one-year, $17.5 million deal. Bellinger bounced back with the Cubs in 2023, producing 4.4 WAR and a 133 OPS+. His batted ball numbers suggest he might have overperformed -- his .331 expected wOBA was much lower than his .370 wOBA -- but he also shaved his strikeout rate by a whopping 11.7%. His next team will have to evaluate his complicated career arc and decide which version of Bellinger will show up going forward. What exactly is it about this guy that screams 12 years? If he'd have had a few more homers last season would he have been worth a 15 year deal?
What if he'd have stayed healthy the entire season? Maybe a 20 year deal for that?
He's a 5-6 year deal candidate IMO.
Had he not missed a month with the injury he likely would have had well over 100 rbi's and been in the talk for getting MVP votes, not saying he'd win or come close, but he would get some mentions. And it's fairly clear Boras wasn't talking shit when he said his down years were because of the shoulder injury , and a healthy Bellinger can be one of the better players in the league. 12 years , that's a shocker for me , I was figuring he'd be seeking 9-10 which I thought would be too much and end up signing for 6-7. |
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Post by skokiejoe on Nov 19, 2023 12:26:14 GMT -5
As of November 19th
1 Signed
5. Aaron Nola Phillies 7 years 172M
49 unsigned
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM
2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM
3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM
4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM
6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM
7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM
8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM
9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM
10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM
11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM
12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM
13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM
14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM
15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM
16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM
17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM
18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM
19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM
20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM
21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM
22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM
23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM
24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM
25. Kenta Maeda. Two years, $36MM
26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM
27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM
28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM
29. Reynaldo Lopez. Three years, $30MM
30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM
31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM
32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM
33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM
34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM
35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM
36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM
37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM
38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM
39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM
40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM
41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM
42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM
43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM
44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM
45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM
46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM
47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM
48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM
49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM
50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM
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Post by kfidd on Nov 19, 2023 14:36:27 GMT -5
1 down, 49 to go!
It feels good to finally have something happened and not just speculative rumors. Hopefully this is a good sign for the week to come as we inch closer towards the winter meetings. Next big one perhaps is Yamamoto officially getting posted.
Has Imanaga been posted yet? I don’t think I’ve seen anything official.
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Post by batman66 on Nov 19, 2023 14:56:36 GMT -5
1 down, 49 to go! It feels good to finally have something happened and not just speculative rumors. Hopefully this is a good sign for the week to come as we inch closer towards the winter meetings. Next big one perhaps is Yamamoto officially getting posted. Has Imanaga been posted yet? I don’t think I’ve seen anything official. Yami is supposed to be posted tomorrow I read somewhere. Imanaga according to Heyman and others a couple weeks ago was supposed to be posted last Monday , but I don't think he has been yet unless I missed it too ? |
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Post by 2mileshighillini on Nov 19, 2023 15:29:33 GMT -5
Last Year - NBCSC Top 25:
#1 - Dec 7th #2 - Dec 2nd #3 - Dec 5th #4 - Oct 30th (Opt In) #5 - Dec 8th #6 - Dec 13th #7 - Dec 15th #8 - Dec 5th #9 - Dec 9th #10 - Nov 6th (Re-sign) #11 - Dec 21st (Dansby) #12 - Nov 10th (Re-sign) #13 - Nov 28th #14 - Dec 6th #15 - Dec 12th #16 - Nov 15th (Re-sign) #17 - Nov 17th (Opt in) #18 - Nov 7th (Re-sign) #19 - Dec 8th #20 - Jan 14th (Mancini) #21 - Dec 28th #22 - Dec 16th #23 - Dec 29th #24 - Oct 7th (Re-sign) #25 - Dec 7th 7 Opt in / Re-sign Before December (#4, #10, #12, #16, #17, #18, #24) 1 Signed in November (#13) 9 Signed - Dec 1st - 8th (#1, #2, #3, #5, #6, #8, #14, #19, #25) 4 Signed - By Dec 16th (#7, #9, #15, #22) 4 Signed - After (#11 Dansby, #20, #21, #23)
Besides Opt ins & Re-signs:Earliest to sign: #13 - Nov 28th (Abreu)  11 of Top 13 signed Dec 1st - Dec 16th (Abreu - Dansby) 21 of Top 25 (84%) on board by Dec 16
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Post by skokiejoe on Nov 20, 2023 12:07:44 GMT -5
As of November 20th
2 Signed
5. Aaron Nola Phillies 7 years 172M
29. Reynaldo Lopez Braves 3 years 30MM
48 unsigned
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM
2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM
3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM
4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM
6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM
7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM
8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM
9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM
10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM
11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM
12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM
13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM
14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM
15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM
16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM
17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM
18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM
19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM
20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM
21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM
22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM
23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM
24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM
25. Kenta Maeda. Two years, $36MM
26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM
27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM
28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM
30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM
31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM
32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM
33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM
34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM
35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM
36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM
37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM
38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM
39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM
40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM
41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM
42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM
43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM
44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM
45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM
46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM
47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM
48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM
49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM
50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM
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Post by fine09 on Nov 20, 2023 12:48:45 GMT -5
As of November 20th 2 Signed 5. Aaron Nola Phillies 7 years 172M 29. Reynaldo Lopez Braves 3 years 30MM 48 unsigned 1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM 2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM 3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM 4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM 6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM 7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM 8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM 9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM 10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM 11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM 12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM 13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM 14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM 15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM 16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM 17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM 18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM 19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM 20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM 21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM 22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM 23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM 24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM 25. Kenta Maeda. Two years, $36MM 26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM 27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM 28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM 30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM 31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM 32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM 33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM 34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM 35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM 36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM 37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM 38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM 39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM 40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM 41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM 42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM 43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM 44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM 45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM 46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM 47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM 48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM 49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM 50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM Wow.. The list has been damn near spot on with their estimates ($ per year anyway) on the first 2 signings which is impressive. That can't last but is still pretty surprising.. |
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Post by skokiejoe on Nov 26, 2023 22:40:36 GMT -5
As of November 26th
3 Signed
5. Aaron Nola Phillies 7 years 172M
25. Kenta Maeds Tigers 2 years 24MM
29. Reynaldo Lopez Braves 3 years 30MM
47 unsigned
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM
2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM
3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM
4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM
6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM
7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM
8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM
9. Sonny Gray. Four years, $90MM
10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM
11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM
12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM
13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM
14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM
15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM
16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM
17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM
18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM
19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM
20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM
21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM
22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM
23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM
24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM
26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM
27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM
28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM
30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM
31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM
32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM
33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM
34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM
35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM
36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM
37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM
38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM
39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM
40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM
41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM
42. Jason Heyward. Two years, $16MM
43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM
44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM
45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM
46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM
47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM
48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM
49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM
50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM
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Post by lajoiesghost on Nov 27, 2023 9:35:07 GMT -5
C'mon, Jed. Sign those top 3 guys and get it over with. You know you want to. In 10 years that billion dollars won't seem like that much.
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Post by skokiejoe on Nov 27, 2023 14:51:36 GMT -5
As of November 27th
5 Signed
5. Aaron Nola Phillies 7 years 172M
9. Sonny Gray Cards 3 years 75M
25. Kenta Maeds Tigers 2 years 24M
29. Reynaldo Lopez Braves 3 years 30M
42. Jason Heyward Dodgers 1 year $9M
45 unsigned
1. Shohei Ohtani. Twelve years, $528MM
2. Cody Bellinger. Twelve years, $264MM
3. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Nine years, $225MM
4. Blake Snell. Seven years, $200MM
6. Jordan Montgomery. Six years, $150MM
7. Matt Chapman. Six years, $150MM
8. Josh Hader. Six years, $110MM
10. Shota Imanaga. Five years, $85MM
11. Eduardo Rodriguez. Four years, $82MM
12. Teoscar Hernandez. Four years, $80MM
13. Jeimer Candelario. Four years, $70MM
14. Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Four years, $54MM
15. Jung Hoo Lee. Five years, $50MM
16. Jorge Soler. Three years, $45MM
17. Lucas Giolito. Two years, $44MM
18. Marcus Stroman. Two years, $44MM
19. Seth Lugo. Three years, $42MM
20. J.D. Martinez. Two years, $40MM
21. Jordan Hicks. Four years, $40MM
22. Jack Flaherty. Three years, $40MM
23. Mitch Garver. Three years, $39MM
24. Michael Wacha. Three years, $36MM
26. Rhys Hoskins. Two years, $36MM
27. Robert Stephenson. Four years, $36MM
28. Yariel Rodriguez. Four years, $32MM
30. Mike Clevinger. Two years, $26MM
31. Kevin Kiermaier. Two years, $26MM
32. Nick Martinez. Two years, $25MM
33. Aroldis Chapman. Two years, $24MM
34. Michael Lorenzen. Two years, $22MM
35. Sean Manaea. Two years, $22MM
36. Harrison Bader. Two years, $20MM
37. Tyler Mahle. Two years, $20MM
38. Gio Urshela. Two years, $20MM
39. Amed Rosario. Two years, $18MM
40. Whit Merrifield. Two years, $18MM
41. Justin Turner. One year, $16MM
43. Yuki Matsui. Two years, $16MM
44. Frankie Montas. One year, $15MM
45. Brandon Belt. One year, $15MM
46. Hector Neris. Two years, $15MM
47. Jakob Junis. Two years, $15MM
48. Luis Severino. One year, $14MM
49. Liam Hendriks. Two years, $12MM
50. Tim Anderson. One year, $12MM
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11 of Top 13 signed Dec 1st - Dec 16th (Abreu - Dansby)
