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alnorth 02-21-2014 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mr. tegu (Post 10446276)
Eric Hosmer's rookie contract wasn't for 6K a year. I'm talking about the guys making that amount and wondering if they get a raise for being promoted through the system without making the majors or if they just have to hope to be resigned for more.

The best AAA veterans who aren't good enough to break into MLB can top out at roughly $60K or so. A few guys might get a bit more than that. Thats the ceiling, single-A rookies usually get about $5,000. AA players might get $6-7K. They usually need either a spouse/girlfriend who works, or they sometimes live with families who agree to put them up for the season.

mr. tegu 02-21-2014 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by alnorth (Post 10446299)
The best AAA veterans who aren't good enough to break into MLB can top out at roughly $60K or so. A few guys might get a bit more than that. Thats the ceiling, single-A rookies usually get about $5,000. AA players might get $6-7K. They usually need either a spouse/girlfriend who works, or they sometimes live with families who agree to put them up for the season.

I had no idea. I always just assumed they got around 25-30K a year, even in the low levels.

C3HIEF3S 02-21-2014 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by alnorth (Post 10446299)
The best AAA veterans who aren't good enough to break into MLB can top out at roughly $60K or so. A few guys might get a bit more than that. Thats the ceiling, single-A rookies usually get about $5,000. AA players might get $6-7K. They usually need either a spouse/girlfriend who works, or they sometimes live with families who agree to put them up for the season.

Ouch, in my opinion they deserve more than that, even if they are playing baseball. Some of these guys didn't even go to college, right? Or are only the best prospects drafted straight out of HS?

Archie F. Swin 02-22-2014 08:53 AM

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Originally Posted by lewdog (Post 10446025)
I'm heading up to the morning workout tomorrow.

Any chants/jabs I should yell at the guys?

Walk with shuffled feet, stare into the distance and mumble "29 years" every 30 seconds.

alnorth 02-22-2014 09:36 AM

Nelson Cruz to the Orioles, 1/8MM. Thats got to sting. Thats 2 players now who declined a QO and later had to sign a 1 year deal for less.

The Orioles might be a good fit for Santana, they are now giving up both their 1st and 2nd round picks, and I don't think they have anything else left to lose.

-King- 02-22-2014 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by MIAdragon (Post 10446271)
After their rookie contract is up in the bigs. Im sorry but I don't feel for these guys at all.

How many of them make the bigs though. Even most triple A players don't make it. And we have even started talking about the lower levels.
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Sure-Oz 02-22-2014 10:01 AM

Orioles def want to win now...I'd think that has to be Santanas landing spot

duncan_idaho 02-22-2014 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 10442514)

And Baseball Prospectus had 7 in its top 101. Almonte, Manaea and Dozier were all in its list, too. And they had Almonte in the top 50 as well. For what's it worth, I saw some comments from BA that Almonte and Manaea just missed the top 100.

I'm a big believer in Manaea. They were confident the hip labrum issue could be easily dealt with before they drafted him, and we'll see this year if they're right. If they were, I think he's a top 25 guy on all the lists next year. (Remember, this is the kid that most thought was the No. 1 overall pick before the 2013 college season started).

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Originally Posted by nychief (Post 10443100)
The offered him a lot actually, he turned it down. He's bee. Drafted 3 times, methinks.

They offered Gray a lot of money. Something just north of $1 million, if I recall correctly. Yankees drafted him the next year and couldn't get him signed, either.

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Originally Posted by siberian khatru (Post 10443266)
He's been outstanding. His piece on Escobar was full of advanced metrics. I hope he stays for awhile. He left the NY market to come here, so hopefully he likes the Midwest and settles in.

I'm a big fan of McCullough. Much less of the cranky old man factor we saw with Dutton.

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Originally Posted by alnorth (Post 10443665)
That controversy with the Phillies is turning out to be a complete disaster. Here's the reaction from one agent:

I think this has to spell the end of Amaro up there. Just an epic-level disaster, and I'm not sure he can escape it.

alnorth 02-22-2014 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 10446619)
I think this has to spell the end of Amaro up there. Just an epic-level disaster, and I'm not sure he can escape it.

The silence is deafening. If someone went rogue we would have heard something by now, and his comment about not talking because its an ongoing investigation was silly. Its not your investigation Amaro, you can talk.

I don't want to overstate the fallout though, agents are still going to deal with them for free agents and college seniors, and obviously once they draft someone, the kid has to talk to them the agent just has to be very careful.

However, if I'm an agent, and my client is a high schooler or college junior who is still wrestling with the decision to go to school or not and he's not 100% sure he wants to go pro yet, there is no way in hell I let the Phillies get anywhere near him before the draft. Thats going to hurt their ability to figure out who is signable. It would be different if several teams started snitching on their players but right now its just the Phillies. The other 29 teams are willing to cooperate, so to hell with 'em.

edit: the Phillies just released a tersely-worded statement that managed to say nothing but the obvious. I read the statement as, "yeah we did it, so what? don't like it? Bite me!" The reaction from the media is pretty brutal, CBS called the Phillies "a pretty pitiful organization top to bottom"

Chiefspants 02-22-2014 01:38 PM

In other news, the O's just inked Nelson Cruz to a one year, 8 million dollar deal.

SPATCH 02-22-2014 04:26 PM

Update from ST:

Andy McCullough ‏@McCulloughStar 2m
Chen broke Butler's bat in BP. Chen took the bat, signed a message that includes "I own you," and left it in bathroom for Butler to find.

kstater 02-22-2014 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by the_spatula (Post 10447175)
Update from ST:

Andy McCullough ‏@McCulloughStar 2m
Chen broke Butler's bat in BP. Chen took the bat, signed a message that includes "I own you," and left it in bathroom for Butler to find.

LMAO

stonedstooge 02-22-2014 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by the_spatula (Post 10447175)
Update from ST:

Andy McCullough ‏@McCulloughStar 2m
Chen broke Butler's bat in BP. Chen took the bat, signed a message that includes "I own you," and left it in bathroom for Butler to find.

Should have left it on the buffet table

kstater 02-22-2014 04:42 PM

@Ken_Rosenthal Santana would rather sit out until after draft than accept deal similar to Cruz’s. Comp pick disappears.


LMAO Probably a bluff, but gamble if he does it. I'd fire his agent if it were me.

Sure-Oz 02-22-2014 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by kstater (Post 10447199)
@Ken_Rosenthal Santana would rather sit out until after draft than accept deal similar to Cruz’s. Comp pick disappears.


LMAO Probably a bluff, but gamble if he does it. I'd fire his agent if it were me.

His agent has trashed him wit that BS over 100 million shit then talking shit on the royals

He needs a new agent


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