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Post by twinsgmsags on Feb 3, 2016 17:23:21 GMT -6
Last Contact: $4400,000 (2015)
First Offer: (4-Yrs @ $4,500,000 / yr )
$4,500,000 (2016 NTC) (2019)
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Post by Deleted on Feb 3, 2016 17:42:52 GMT -6
Veto #1
Reasons:
I just compared Castro's last season and career numbers to Neil Walker who was jus re-signed here for 5.6M. The numbers are R, HR, RBI, SB, AVG, OPS which are our scoring categories here. The numbers are somewhat close. Walker could have the edge if Castro's SB total stays in decline. But to even up any edge I'd give to Walker is the age difference as Walker is now 30 and Castro is 25.
Re-signs to me are more of putting one team's re-sign here in line with a similar signing another owner signed his player for. Just want to keep a level playing field for everyone and not charge one more than the other.
r hr rbi sb avg ops
castro 25yo
52 11 69 5 265 671
391 62 363 75 281 725
walker 30 yo
68 16 71 4 269 756
405 93 418 26 272 769
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Post by White Sox GM (Jon) on Feb 3, 2016 18:34:04 GMT -6
I hate to nitpick this one, but I do think this is just a little too low to approve. He's worth ~$1M more. His stats compare well with Walkers, both of them leading in some categories over a similar ~3500 career AB, the difference being Starlin has been a regular since he was 20 and hasn't even entered his prime yet. Whereas Walkers similar stats included most of his prime years. I think the age and room for more growth balance out any difference in stats.
Veto #2
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Post by PadresGM on Feb 4, 2016 0:48:44 GMT -6
Yeah, Castro still has decent potential where he is worth more than this
Vetoed 0-3. Let's get a new thread up
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