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Shin-Soo Choo Reaches Seven-Year Deal With Rangers

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^ That or they turned it down expecting more and figured out this was the best option.

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Didn't he turn down $140 for 7 from the Yankees?

 

I read somewhere the other day that the Yankees and Choo had actually agreed to 7/$140 but then Boras asked for $143 to make him higher paid than someone and the Yankees said no while turning around and signing Beltran.

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I read somewhere the other day that the Yankees and Choo had actually agreed to 7/$140 but then Boras asked for $143 to make him higher paid than someone and the Yankees said no while turning around and signing Beltran.

 

Good.

I saw an article, Choos first choice was Texas and he was willing to take less to go there. Also said the deal with Yankees would have to be 7/$147m to be equal to Rangers deal because there is no state income tax in TX.

No state taxes does bring the value up a little.

 

Ya think?!

 

Texas: No state income taxes.

 

2013 New York income tax: 13.3% above $1 million.

Plus city & county income taxes.

Bummed to lose him but knew he wasn't staying. Guess the Korean attendance at the Reds games will take quite a hit.

Ya think?!

 

Texas: No state income taxes.

 

2013 New York income tax: 13.3% above $1 million.

Plus city & county income taxes.

 

That puts $2M+ in his pocket just for state tax difference. About $16.6M over 7 years.

 

So 7/$130 in TX is worth more than 7/$140 in NY.

That puts $2M+ in his pocket just for state tax difference. About $16.6M over 7 years.

 

So 7/$130 in TX is worth more than 7/$140 in NY.

........also probably saves the agent commission percentage on $10m (whatever an agent receives).

Bummed to lose him but knew he wasn't staying. Guess the Korean attendance at the Reds games will take quite a hit.

 

If they're not for the team then we don't need them.

I am happy for Sin-Soo Choo, but the money being slung around is a joke!

That puts $2M+ in his pocket just for state tax difference. About $16.6M over 7 years.

 

So 7/$130 in TX is worth more than 7/$140 in NY.

Does he have a no trade as well?

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That puts $2M+ in his pocket just for state tax difference. About $16.6M over 7 years.

 

So 7/$130 in TX is worth more than 7/$140 in NY.

 

Only roughly half his games are in TX, did you factor that in?

Only roughly half his games are in TX, did you factor that in?

What does that matter?

Only roughly half his games are in TX, did you factor that in?

 

I did not. Didn't think about that.

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