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And if they hadn't shit down their legs last month, they'd be contending for the division. |
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The Royals have the prospects to reshape their starting pitching. They just need the balls to go for it. |
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We absolutely have room in the payroll to add 40 million to 50 million.
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You can make an easy case for $30 million in acquisitions in the offseason (and still stay under the DM-identified floor). You can make an easy case for $40-50 milllion in comparison to other markets of similar size as KC. Will they? I won't hold my breath. I hope they still acquire at least one guy from outside the organization, as was discussed at the All-Star break. But I wouldn't be surprised at all if they resign Guthrie and sit on him as the "legitimate starter acquired." |
That's the stupid thing. I estimate it would still be profitable with an $80 million payroll. David Glass just needs to take the next step to make the team a winner and buy a couple top-tier pitchers. Next year's 25-man roster:
Butler 8,500 Frenchy 6,750 Gordon 9,000 Chen 4,500 Escobar 3,000 Arguelles 1,380 Perez 1,000 Guthrie FA Soria 750 (Option Buyout) Hoch Arb 3 Paulino Arb 3 Pena Arb 3 Getz Arb 2 Wood Arb 1 Bourgeois Arb 1 Everyone else - ~500M Total Obligations = ~34 mil Plus a few players under arbitration? This year alone the Royals spent 64MM on payroll and were profitable. No reason we can't jack it up with the 15MM/year increased ESPN revenue in 2014. Plus increased revenue from when this team is a contender? It would be ridiculous if the Royals don't make a splash. |
Has anyone every paid attention to the Royals when they are doing semi-good? The stadium gets packed fast. Imagine if we fielded a legit contender? Glass would make a shitload of a money but he is too dumb or unwilling to see that.
If this team was in contention for a serious run at the AS break the attendance would be awesome. |
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I just dont think he gives a *Bleep* honestly. Hes the worst kind of owner. Lazy and absentee. |
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Salvador Perez has a .815 OPS in 185 PAs. The last four 22-year-old catchers to post an .800+ OPS with at least 200 PAs: Brian McCann, Ivan Rodriguez, Ted Simmons and Johnny Bench.
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