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[Lorenzo]

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I would be loading up on left handed bats. F the dodgers.

 

[GatorAZ]

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[Ronin]

Arizona Diamondbacks | Stats & Info

@DbacksStatsInfo
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10m


Naturally, we need to wait to see how much is deferred. $18M per year for 30+ year old middle reliever is never going to be a good investment.

 

[Ronin]

Jeff Passan

@JeffPassan
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22m


When Tanner Scott’s deal is made official, the Dodgers’ luxury-tax payroll for 2025 will exceed $375 million. That is about $70 million more than the next-highest team, Philadelphia. The Yankees are the only other team with a CBT payroll projected to be over $300 million

 

[Bobster]

Before we anoint them the greatest pitching staff ever, let's look at the number of innings each Dodger pitched last year -

Tyler Glasnow - 134 (9 W)
Roki Sasaki - 111 (10 W)
Blake Snell - 104 (5 W)
Tony Gonsolin - 103 (8 W)
Yoshinobu Yamamoto - 90 (7 W)
Landon Knack - 69 (3 W)
Dustin May - 48 (4 W)
Shohei Ohtani - 0 (0 W)
Total - 659 (46 W)

For a little historical perspective, I give you the 1971 Orioles and their 4 20 game winners -

Mike Cuellar - 292.1 (20 W)
Pat Dobson - 282.1 (20 W)
Jim Palmer - 282 (20 W)
Dave McNally - 224.1 (21 W)
Total - 1081.1 (81 W)

In fact, the Diamondbacks have four starters (Burnes, Pfaadt, Gallen and Nelson) who pitched more innings than any Dodger pither pitched last year.