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Mar 2 2016 12:03pm

Quote (Benny21 @ Mar 2 2016 12:54pm)

I used to think that too but I actually think he might. With Desmond, stras, and Zimmermann (and the other Zimmerman) all leaving, they'll throw the whole checkbook at him.

He's already been publicly counting down the years left until he gets to free agency lmao

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Mar 2 2016 12:14pm

Quote (xVitality @ Mar 2 2016 10:03am)

He's already been publicly counting down the years left until he gets to free agency lmao

Money talks fam

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Mar 2 2016 05:34pm

Quote (Benny21 @ Mar 2 2016 01:14pm)

Money talks fam

Which is why he won't sign an extension..

when you can have the Yankees, Dodgers, among other clubs all bidding; there's no point in signing.

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Mar 2 2016 05:36pm

Quote (Schwarber @ Mar 2 2016 03:34pm)

Which is why he won't sign an extension..

when you can have the Yankees, Dodgers, among other clubs all bidding; there's no point in signing.

I'm just saying I think the nationals will at least match any offer he gets, and likely exceed them. I don't doubt he hits free agency, but ultimately re-signs

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Mar 2 2016 10:37pm

Quote (xVitality @ Mar 2 2016 11:24am)

Why? He isn't going to resign.

I meant he said the best player in the world was getting traded in his scenario, but harper wasnt in the post

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