Quote from Henry Silvestre on December 6, 2022, 8:21 am

I have Senga @$15.. Drury and Gallo at $6.. and Davies $5

You can dream that Senga is signing for $15M, going to be more like $20-22.5M per season when it finishes up.

Drury will be $10M+, someone is going to fall for his inflated CIN numbers and over pay that guy.

Gallo will probably be somewhere between $8-10M. Someone will overpay for a possible bounce back, maybe TEX.

And Davies should land between $3-5M, but in this inflated market, might push $7M. Though it seems that Preller may hold his off field issues against him and not want to bring him back.

Have to admit that the money being spent so far is well above what I was expecting both for the elite (DeGrom, Verlander, Turner) and the lower end (Clevinger, Eflin, Gipson, Teheran) … no reason to see that chance for any player the Padres want to sign unless someone falls through the cracks and needs to sign in ST … those likely really filler types.

Basically should be prepared for less for more.

The Orioles have signed OF Nomar Mazara to a Minor League contract.

— Mark Feinsand (@Feinsand) December 6, 2022

Good place for Nomar

Supposedly Padres offered Turner $341 mil + (>Lindor money) .. per Heyman..

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022/12/padres-made-higher-offer-than-phillies-to-trea-turner.html

Star Japanese outfielder Masataka Yoshida has officially been posted, sources tell ESPN. He'll have 30 days to sign a deal with an MLB team. There is significant interest in the 29-year-old, who this year hit .335/.447/.551 with 80 walks and 41 strikeouts for the Orix Buffaloes.

— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) December 6, 2022

I love posted players..cause is a 30 day deadline

I can't see how 2 time TJ Starter Clevinger who had a poor 2022 gets $12 mil and completely healthy Davies who had a better season gets less than half that.

Quote from MrPadre19 on December 6, 2022, 10:08 am

I can't see how 2 time TJ Starter Clevinger who had a poor 2022 gets $12 mil and completely healthy Davies who had a better season gets less than half that.

 

One has a CY and if right is as good as any pitcher in baseball.. the other is who he is a #4/5 SP with solid numbers.. the upside or "perceived" upside of a #1/#2 type arm trumps all .. its silly really cause there is a less than 30% chance that Clev is even a solid #3 at this point..but teams are willing to gamble on that..

Clevinger has never won a CY. He's never even been an All-Star. You're right that he has significantly more upside than Davies though.

Quote from Jeremy Hill on December 6, 2022, 10:18 am

Clevinger has never won a CY. He's never even been an All-Star. You're right that he has significantly more upside than Davies though.

Don't know why I thought he did.. ??

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Judge teasing us now wtf