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Jul 22 2020 03:47pm
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Jul 22 2020 03:49pm
Lets gooooo baby
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Jul 22 2020 04:09pm
Quote (Schwarber @ Jul 22 2020 01:48pm)
That’s a lot of money for someone who will be 42ish by the time contract will be over.

Surprised they did sign him long term; Dodgers are known to hate giving out long contracts.


Lot of faith in him, for sure, must have a ton of hope he can remain durable for at least most of that contract.

Maybe near the end after hyperinflation it won't be so bad.
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Jul 22 2020 04:36pm
Quote (Kamahl16 @ Jul 22 2020 05:09pm)
Lot of faith in him, for sure, must have a ton of hope he can remain durable for at least most of that contract.

Maybe near the end after hyperinflation it won't be so bad.


I've yet to see a long contract for a hitter work out and there's a huge growing list of players not performing through their entire contract. There's only been a couple long contracts that have actually worked out for the team and they're all pitchers that come to mind (Scherzer/Lester for the most part).

I'll side with the facts until a hitter proves otherwise and disagree with whoever thinks he can remain durable for the contract.

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Jul 22 2020 04:43pm
Quote (Schwarber @ Jul 22 2020 03:36pm)
I've yet to see a long contract for a hitter work out and there's a huge growing list of players not performing through their entire contract. There's only been a couple long contracts that have actually worked out for the team and they're all pitchers that come to mind (Scherzer/Lester for the most part).

I'll side with the facts until a hitter proves otherwise and disagree with whoever thinks he can remain durable for the contract.


Fair, and I am very surprised by the length of the deal but I'm excited because if this works out for, let's say, even 6 years of him being one of the best players in the league I'm up for it.
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Jul 22 2020 06:25pm
Please just don't let Muncy slip away amid throwing around all this money, 2nd best hitter the last 2 years and the man gets so little attention for it.

This post was edited by Trust100Percent on Jul 22 2020 06:25pm
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Jul 22 2020 08:11pm
Quote (Schwarber @ Jul 22 2020 04:48pm)
That’s a lot of money for someone who will be 42ish by the time contract will be over.

Surprised they did sign him long term; Dodgers are known to hate giving out long contracts.


He'll be 40.

He's 27 right now and had a 1 year deal with 12 year extension
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Jul 22 2020 08:29pm
Quote (Schwarber @ Jul 22 2020 06:36pm)
I've yet to see a long contract for a hitter work out and there's a huge growing list of players not performing through their entire contract. There's only been a couple long contracts that have actually worked out for the team and they're all pitchers that come to mind (Scherzer/Lester for the most part).

I'll side with the facts until a hitter proves otherwise and disagree with whoever thinks he can remain durable for the contract.


The contract A-Rod signed with the Rangers worked out. I think it was 10yr/250m but he was probably younger than Betts than the time.

Been a lot of fails like Pujols, Cabrera, Fielder, Mauer, Tulowitski
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Jul 22 2020 09:45pm
Quote (Trust100Percent @ Jul 22 2020 08:25pm)
Please just don't let Muncy slip away amid throwing around all this money, 2nd best hitter the last 2 years and the man gets so little attention for it.


Muncy still has 4 years left until hes a UFA.
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Jul 22 2020 09:51pm
much wow
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