You guys are all debating jerking off to Kate Upton while Danny9999 is down in Tijuana banging total knockout 10s that do nothing but smile and tell him he is the smartest most heaviest dicked handsome gringo they have ever seen who is also the best sports handicapper.
All for just 17 pesos and a Juaritos Grapefruit Soda.
In all seriousness Juaritos Grapefruit Soda is probably my favorite soda of all time. I'm not stupid, I would never trade a cold one for some Tijuana skank.
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You guys are all debating jerking off to Kate Upton while Danny9999 is down in Tijuana banging total knockout 10s that do nothing but smile and tell him he is the smartest most heaviest dicked handsome gringo they have ever seen who is also the best sports handicapper.
All for just 17 pesos and a Juaritos Grapefruit Soda.
In all seriousness Juaritos Grapefruit Soda is probably my favorite soda of all time. I'm not stupid, I would never trade a cold one for some Tijuana skank.
no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year.
That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
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Quote Originally Posted by buffer:
no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year.
That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
Quote Originally Posted by buffer: no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year. That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
wrong! If Verlander exercises his 3rd year 35 million option the Mets will have paid at total of 54 of the remaining 93 million that remains on his contract.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by buffer: no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year. That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
wrong! If Verlander exercises his 3rd year 35 million option the Mets will have paid at total of 54 of the remaining 93 million that remains on his contract.
Quote Originally Posted by buffer: no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year. That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
Mets have $151 million in retained money. This is the sum of the Mets contracts that they are still paying for players that are no longer Mets. Players released, bought out, or traded.
Their 26 man payroll is only $146M
They are LITERALLY paying non-Mets players more than actual Mets players. Re-read that again.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Quote Originally Posted by buffer: no 2.3 years if he exercises his 3rd year player option by throwing a minimum 140 innings next year. That 3rd year player option will earn him $25 million, so you're talking $54 million for 2.3 years of his services. I think what matters here is that for the next two months and all of next season, the Mets will pay Justin Verlander $35 million to pitch for the Houston Astros. That's the comedy on which we need to remain focused.
Mets have $151 million in retained money. This is the sum of the Mets contracts that they are still paying for players that are no longer Mets. Players released, bought out, or traded.
Their 26 man payroll is only $146M
They are LITERALLY paying non-Mets players more than actual Mets players. Re-read that again.
Aren't the Mets still paying a couple players that retired like 15 years ago? I remember they were restructuring contracts to stay under the salary cap so they gave some a 20 year payment plan.
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Aren't the Mets still paying a couple players that retired like 15 years ago? I remember they were restructuring contracts to stay under the salary cap so they gave some a 20 year payment plan.
Yea this was a great trade.. anybody commenting about 40 years old and he’s washed etc.. guy has been best pitcher in baseball last 7 starts and looks identical to last years run.. he is rested with the injury and ready to roll .. plus had to keep pace with what rangers were doing .. braves and Astros as I said before the year are the two best teams in each league and it isn’t really close
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@buffer
Yea this was a great trade.. anybody commenting about 40 years old and he’s washed etc.. guy has been best pitcher in baseball last 7 starts and looks identical to last years run.. he is rested with the injury and ready to roll .. plus had to keep pace with what rangers were doing .. braves and Astros as I said before the year are the two best teams in each league and it isn’t really close
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