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SignUp Now!Well to be fair the Braves beat the dodgers last yearIf they can't beat you, join them.....or something like that?
I am aware. I did say if the Dodgers (they) can't beat you (Braves) then join them (Dodgers)Well to be fair the Braves beat the dodgers last year
Well to be fair the Braves beat the dodgers last year
I am aware. I did say if the Dodgers (they) can't beat you (Braves) then join them (Dodgers)
Bad attempt at a joke I guess.
Looks look I was a retard
I am aware. I did say if the Dodgers (they) can't beat you (Braves) then join them (Dodgers)
Bad attempt at a joke I guess.
If what Freddie says is true then the braves basically told him to leave by barely contacting him at all.Just saw this. WTF?
Matt Olson is a stud though and 5 years younger. Big shoes to fill though
This is probably true. The Braves are mainly owned by liberty media. They’re probably going to coast for another 20 years and live off this ws title.If what Freddie says is true then the braves basically told him to leave by barely contacting him at all.
Do we really believe this?
Definitely. Also, the whole idea of revenue sharing doesn't help when those receiving monies do not invest back into the franchise. There are some who do try and spend that money to compete but too many of those owners are putting that money right into ownerships pockets and not back into the franchise.The way players are developed and then acquired in MLB has made it a game that tilts in favor of the rich...and has made the regular season hard to watch in a whole lot of cities...
Kinda like those bills in the US Congress....Definitely. Also, the whole idea of revenue sharing doesn't help when those receiving monies do not invest back into the franchise. There are some who do try and spend that money to compete but too many of those owners are putting that money right into ownerships pockets and not back into the franchise.
Braves: Chipper Jones Opens Up on Freddie Freeman Contract Saga
Former Atlanta Braves legend, Chipper Jones, opened up about what went down during the Freddie Freeman negotiations that led to his departure.tomahawktake.com
Except for Julio FrancoFreedie is on the wrong side of 30. We don't pay old baseball players in Atlanta.
Time to move on.
And Chipper Jones.Except for Julio Franco
Except if you look at the net present value of Freddie's contract with the Dodgers, he is making less in six years with the Dodgers than he would have made in 5 years with the Braves. If I were him, I would hang his agent.Chipper is correct. If Freeman wanted to stay in Atlanta, he would have. He chose to follow his agent and not his heart. Nothing wrong with that but don't say you want to be somewhere and have a great offer to do so and then have your representation contradict that totally. It is not a good look. Just be honest. Most of us would go to the place that offered more money and years to the contract. Especially when this may be his last big money deal in his career.
Yeah, I get that. I was generalizing more than anything but your point is a good one. I don't blame the agent however. Freeman is an adult and he is the one who pays the agent. Making him the boss of said agent. Freddie could have made his own decision and who knows, maybe he did.Except if you look at the net present value of Freddie's contract with the Dodgers, he is making less in six years with the Dodgers than he would have made in 5 years with the Braves. If I were him, I would hang his agent.