01-21-2020, 01:35 PM
Being the one that brings it up, I obviously think that they should be subject to the same sign and trade rules as any other player. To me, it shouldn't matter if a new team signs them or if they're returned. If a new team offers the same 2 Year @ 8 Mil contract, he's not eligible to be traded. Just like if the original team gave him that contract at resigning rather than comping him.
Comping a player should be a risk. If he returns to you, you shouldn't be able to just imidiately unload him and move on, even if you end up eating part of the contract.
Comping a player should be a risk. If he returns to you, you shouldn't be able to just imidiately unload him and move on, even if you end up eating part of the contract.
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Milwaukee Brewers: 2107-2120
Arizona Diamondbacks: 2033-2069; 2083-2106
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5 National League Wild Card Appearances
8 National League West Championships
4 National League Central Championships
4 World Series Championships