October 11, 200619 yr Jason Larue making 5.2 Mill is sickening.... also it will be a sad day but once JR. leaves or retires we are gonna have some money to play with for pitching,
October 11, 200619 yr After listening to Krivsky on SOAS, I think Rich will be back. Also heard Castelini talking about some major improvements for GABP, the biggest addition will be a new scoreboard that's supposed to be very impressive.
October 11, 200619 yr Author If I'm Krivsky, once we reach a fair financial settlement (ie how much the Reds will have to pay him ), anything else offered by my counterpart is a bonus. Freeing up the cash and using it wisely would be the biggest benefit. Honestly, how much salary do you think you can free up? Or to word it another way, how much of Jr.'s salary do you think the Reds would have to pay?
October 13, 200619 yr Honestly, how much salary do you think you can free up? Or to word it another way, how much of Jr.'s salary do you think the Reds would have to pay? No clue. Unfortunately, Jr is not in great demand. However, it only takes ONE team to move him.
October 13, 200619 yr Honestly, how much salary do you think you can free up? Or to word it another way, how much of Jr.'s salary do you think the Reds would have to pay? I think if they paid 3-4 Million of it someone will defiantly be listening to offers. Thats still frees up a good amount of money.
October 13, 200619 yr This should help... Enquirer The Reds have 10 players under contract for next season, making a total of $48.925 million: OF Ken Griffey Jr. $12.5 million OF Adam Dunn $10.5 million SP Eric Milton $9 million C Jason LaRue $5.2 million SP Bronson Arroyo $3.8 million RP Rheal Cormier $2.25 million OF/IF Ryan Freel $1.7 million IF Scott Hatteberg $1.65 million C Javier Valentin $1.325 million IF Juan Castro $1 million The arbitration-eligible players: pitchers Aaron Harang and Kyle Lohse and catcher David Ross...will get another $11 million or so. Even if everyone else on the roster made the big-league minimum, that would put the payroll at $65 million. That would leave $10 million for shopping if the payroll went to $75 million. Would some please explain to me why Eric "Meltdown" Milton make $9 million a year. I guess that's the going rate for a pitcher with a .500 W-L% and a 4.89 ERA. :lol:
October 13, 200619 yr Would some please explain to me why Eric "Meltdown" Milton make $9 million a year. I guess that's the going rate for a pitcher with a .500 W-L% and a 4.89 ERA. :lol:....:sssh: Former regime, made that crucial decision....:lol:
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