Dye
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every day that goes by increases the chances that he'll be a part-timer if/when he does sign. every team has started ST by now. if their front offices felt they needed a starter at DH or OF, they would have come calling by now. at this point, his ONLY chance of being a full time player is if a team already thin in the OF suffers a season ending injury to an OF during ST, then they might give him a job, other than that, he'll be a role player.
as far as MLB teams are concerned right now, they are in the reserve rounds of a draft. anybody they sign is for depth and speculation only, no MLB team is counting on anyone they could sign from here on out.
as far as MLB teams are concerned right now, they are in the reserve rounds of a draft. anybody they sign is for depth and speculation only, no MLB team is counting on anyone they could sign from here on out.
Re: Dye
someone will sign him. 34 homers two years ago and 27 last year. He is only 35, and has 161 dingers over the last five years? and, his average took a dip last year, but his obp and slugging were fairly steady with the past five years.
someone will pay him, and then will want him to play for what they pay.
someone will pay him, and then will want him to play for what they pay.
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If and when he does sign, he will play full time. I'm guessing he's close to signing (no clue where) but the numbers are just not right for him. His asking price is just way too high because there are plenty of teams out there who would gladly send out a hitter capable of .270 30 90.
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not sure there is any place left where he will play full time
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At best, he'll get a minor league deal with an invite to get into camp ASAP - and if he doesn't make the roster by such and such a date? He's a free agent. If you want to know WHY he hasn't got a job, refer to his post All Start stats last year - 7 HR 26 RBI (after going 20/55 prior to the ASB) and a .179 BA with a .590 slugging pct. No injury - got 212 ABs - just went south. And he's going to have to show someone that it wasn't a fluke before he gets a job. HOW he can do that is his problem.
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Re: Dye
He get some sort of under the radar full body transplant?lawr wrote:if garrett anderson gets a deal, dye gets a deal. and winds up with 400 abs.
These are my views based on my own opinions and observations - your mileage may vary.
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