As Cuban Market Dries Up, Yanks Will Turn to AARP
As the Yanks would rather spend 60-70M dollars on an established MLB bat than on Yoan Moncada, and the Cuban market couldn't offer anything else at their price point the Yanks will turn their attention to AARP. Let's face it, those people have a LOT of experience, and remain the biggest unexploited market on the baseball map. Heck, there are great players with MLB experience in AARP and most would be glad to take 60 or 70 Million from the Yanks. How could it go wrong?
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Who needs a 19 year old for 6 years when a big market team like Seattle can swoop in and just buy him out from under our nose. I'm sure we can still squeak out 85 wins or so. #80sRedux
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Hector Olivera's agent should be preparing for an outsized offer.
@Buster_ESPN: Yankees, who lost the Yoan Moncada bidding, are not in the mix on Hector Olivera.
Trololololololololol
Let's go Giants!
But what about Hector "what a pair of.hands" Lopez?
Heyman is claiming Hal really wanted Moncada but was talked out of it. Which is BS, because if Hal really wanted Moncada, he'd have gotten him.
What BS.
Mike do you have a link to that?
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