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Among the changes agreed to in the new labor deal, according to sources: The luxury-tax threshold will jump from $189 million to $195 million initially, then gradually increase to $210 million in the final year of the agreement. Teams that exceed the threshold will pay similar tax rates to the current deal unless they go way over the threshold, in which case their tax rate could jump to as high as 90 percent. Teams signing a premium free agent will still be subject to draft-pick compensation. Teams over the luxury tax threshold lose a 2nd- & 5th-round pick. Teams under the threshold lose a 3rd-round pick. Instead of an international draft, each team will have a hard cap on total bonuses it can give to foreign-born players. Rosters will remain at 25 players before Sept. 1 and remain at 40 after Sept. 1. The labor agreement is a five-year deal, covering the 2017-2021 seasons.
ckfree;9526030 said:taking trea turner and putting him back in his normal position at ss is huge as it takes out espinosa in the lineup
but i dont think cutch can play center anymore
his numbers have been bad the last 3 years
The Pirates and Nationals have ramped up discussions about a trade that would send Andrew McCutchen to Washington, according to sources who have spoken with both teams. The Nationals, according to one exec, would like to make this deal today, because the ripple effect of trading for McCutchen would likely be a move to nontender shortstop Danny Espinosa before tomorrow's tender date. The Nationals have been looking for a center fielder. So if they can trade for McCutchen, he would play center, which would bounce Trea Turner to short and leave no spot for Espinosa. The Pirates are looking for controllable starting pitching. So names like Joe Ross and Reynaldo Lopez would fit that shopping list.
ckfree;9527918 said:@bilfiger you probably already know but just a reminder
tonight
6 pm
fs1 channel
cubs 2016 world series documentary tv debut
it will be narrated by vince vaughn
http://www.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/209346450/cubs-world-series-film-set-to-premiere/
Tommy bilfiger;9528132 said:ckfree;9527918 said:@bilfiger you probably already know but just a reminder
tonight
6 pm
fs1 channel
cubs 2016 world series documentary tv debut
it will be narrated by vince vaughn
http://www.cubs.mlb.com/news/article/209346450/cubs-world-series-film-set-to-premiere/
I didn't even know about this good lookin out.
ckfree;9528431 said:
Superstar White Sox left-hander Chris Sale is on the block, and it appears at least five teams are starting to separate themselves at the forefront of talks: the Nationals, Astros, Red Sox, Rangers and Braves.
Tommy bilfiger;9528636 said:ckfree;9528431 said:
Superstar White Sox left-hander Chris Sale is on the block, and it appears at least five teams are starting to separate themselves at the forefront of talks: the Nationals, Astros, Red Sox, Rangers and Braves.
This what heyman wrote today
http://www.fanragsports.com/mlb/heyman-latest-chris-sale-derby/