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You absolutely do add some veterans if you’re in tank/rebuild mode, with an eye on flipping them at the deadline. The key is not blocking any young players who are MLB ready. Duda does that, Owings does that, if they’re taking ABs away from O’Hearn or Dozier. They would trade Merrifield if someone pushed forward the right offer, but I don’t believe it came. With the way teams now hoard prospects, it is going to get harder for teams to justify trading players with lots of control just because the window is still several years off. The lack of success of recent tankers like the White Sox also offers a cautionary tale. What they got for a player very similar to Merrifield has not really impressed. |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Per sources, the Royals have discussed the Brandon Finnegan and Dan Straily situations, but it's not likely anything will go further than that. They are at 39 on the 40-man roster and that final spot likely goes to Homer Bailey.</p>— Jeffrey Flanagan (@FlannyMLB) <a href="https://twitter.com/FlannyMLB/status/1112727100165947393?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 1, 2019</a></blockquote>
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Boston Red Sox 2019 opening day salary = $225 million.
KC Royals 2019 opening day salary = $100 million. https://www.royalsreview.com/2019/4/...from-last-year |
Meh on Finnegan’s return.
He didn’t do a good job staying in shape after his initial debut, he chafed at being relegated to the pen, and his stuff regressed. He also trash talked the Royals on the way out, then fell flat on his face. If he’s willing to apologize and accept being a bullpen guy, cool. Would have to show some change to get this front office believing again, though. |
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