Idk man thst lineup is gonna be problematic even for elite pitchers
Then that diminishes my opinion on Soto
If you're committed to your team, your town, your community, your fans.... I'm going to suggest 29+ million per year is enough for anyone
As for teams paying that amount or more for extended periods of time, I'm not sure if even one of them proved to be worth it (yet anyhow)
As for teams paying that amount or more for extended periods of time, I'm not sure if even one of them proved to be worth it (yet anyhow)
I just looked at this list of highest paid players, far too many busts on that list
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I agree im not a fan of these 10-15yr contracts theyre ridiculous and unrealistic and a disadvantage to the team overall when you get stuck paying a player so much money to underperform or in some cases to not even perform at allI just looked at this list of highest paid players, far too many busts on that list
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He didn't want to be in Washington
General manager Mike Rizzo and Washington's front office made three separate contract offers to Soto over the last year, including the 15-year, $440 million contract that was rejected right around the 2022 All-Star break. According to Rizzo, none of the Nats' three offers were countered by Soto's side.
General manager Mike Rizzo and Washington's front office made three separate contract offers to Soto over the last year, including the 15-year, $440 million contract that was rejected right around the 2022 All-Star break. According to Rizzo, none of the Nats' three offers were countered by Soto's side.
