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Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.0 -
pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.0 -
Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.
edit: so Realmuto was set to make $10 million this year. so the argument being made based on the current proposals is the difference for him in making $5 million or $4 million for half a season. Just no way that plays well with the public.Post edited by pjhawks on0 -
Agree with Cliffy. If I am Realmuto there is no way I am all in for discounted service time.
The public can get riled up by the Owners but I would not let that bother me too much.
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pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.
edit: so Realmuto was set to make $10 million this year. so the argument being made based on the current proposals is the difference for him in making $5 million or $4 million for half a season. Just no way that plays well with the public.
https://www.philliesnation.com/2020/05/how-much-would-key-phillies-make-under-new-mlb-proposal/
And a guy like Trout who had a contract for $37.66Mil for the season, would get a prorated salary of $19Mil for 82 games would now instead get $5.75 Mil under the owners new proposal
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29229007/is-mlb-proposal-first-step-playing-ball-2020-beginning-end
Did MLB really suggest that Mike Trout, the best player in baseball, a paragon for what the sport can and should be, take a pay cut from his prorated salary of $19,065,843 to $5,748,577? It did. The proposed cuts would work on a sliding scale. Young players making minimum salaries would be the greatest beneficiaries, with their pay cut only 10% as opposed to the near 70% Trout would take off his prorated share. Compared to his full-season salary of $37,666,666, it would represent an 85% cut.
I think the public will side far more with players than owners under this proposal.This weekend we rock Portland0 -
Poncier said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.
edit: so Realmuto was set to make $10 million this year. so the argument being made based on the current proposals is the difference for him in making $5 million or $4 million for half a season. Just no way that plays well with the public.
https://www.philliesnation.com/2020/05/how-much-would-key-phillies-make-under-new-mlb-proposal/
And a guy like Trout who had a contract for $37.66Mil for the season, would get a prorated salary of $19Mil for 82 games would now instead get $5.75 Mil under the owners new proposal
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29229007/is-mlb-proposal-first-step-playing-ball-2020-beginning-end
Did MLB really suggest that Mike Trout, the best player in baseball, a paragon for what the sport can and should be, take a pay cut from his prorated salary of $19,065,843 to $5,748,577? It did. The proposed cuts would work on a sliding scale. Young players making minimum salaries would be the greatest beneficiaries, with their pay cut only 10% as opposed to the near 70% Trout would take off his prorated share. Compared to his full-season salary of $37,666,666, it would represent an 85% cut.
I think the public will side far more with players than owners under this proposal.
No way that this is the monetary equation the owners came up with though?0 -
Poncier said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.
edit: so Realmuto was set to make $10 million this year. so the argument being made based on the current proposals is the difference for him in making $5 million or $4 million for half a season. Just no way that plays well with the public.
https://www.philliesnation.com/2020/05/how-much-would-key-phillies-make-under-new-mlb-proposal/
And a guy like Trout who had a contract for $37.66Mil for the season, would get a prorated salary of $19Mil for 82 games would now instead get $5.75 Mil under the owners new proposal
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29229007/is-mlb-proposal-first-step-playing-ball-2020-beginning-end
Did MLB really suggest that Mike Trout, the best player in baseball, a paragon for what the sport can and should be, take a pay cut from his prorated salary of $19,065,843 to $5,748,577? It did. The proposed cuts would work on a sliding scale. Young players making minimum salaries would be the greatest beneficiaries, with their pay cut only 10% as opposed to the near 70% Trout would take off his prorated share. Compared to his full-season salary of $37,666,666, it would represent an 85% cut.
I think the public will side far more with players than owners under this proposal.0 -
tempo_n_groove said:Poncier said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:F Me In The Brain said:Things went poorly yesterday....or, as expected
MLPA indicates, clearly, that they don't buy the bullshit that MLB owners and their circus barkers (ESPN MLB lead shill Jeff Passan especially) have been pushing for an agenda.
No proof of the crazy and inconsistent claims owners are making.
No further cuts are going to be accepted.
The shill now leaks that MLBPA is going to counter with a hundred game schedule.
Will be interesting to see that.
edit: so Realmuto was set to make $10 million this year. so the argument being made based on the current proposals is the difference for him in making $5 million or $4 million for half a season. Just no way that plays well with the public.
https://www.philliesnation.com/2020/05/how-much-would-key-phillies-make-under-new-mlb-proposal/
And a guy like Trout who had a contract for $37.66Mil for the season, would get a prorated salary of $19Mil for 82 games would now instead get $5.75 Mil under the owners new proposal
https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29229007/is-mlb-proposal-first-step-playing-ball-2020-beginning-end
Did MLB really suggest that Mike Trout, the best player in baseball, a paragon for what the sport can and should be, take a pay cut from his prorated salary of $19,065,843 to $5,748,577? It did. The proposed cuts would work on a sliding scale. Young players making minimum salaries would be the greatest beneficiaries, with their pay cut only 10% as opposed to the near 70% Trout would take off his prorated share. Compared to his full-season salary of $37,666,666, it would represent an 85% cut.
I think the public will side far more with players than owners under this proposal.
No way that this is the monetary equation the owners came up with though?The love he receives is the love that is saved0 -
Who gives a shit who the public sides with? The public are generally morons. Why would and why should someone like JT Realmuto risk a a payday that will set their family up for generations over a salary he feels isn't fair?
Football players hold out over contracts they agreed to all the time and mouth-breathers don't get their panties in a bunch over that.0 -
Who knew Passan was such a shill?0
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It is not the players fault if baseball doesn't get played. Fact.0
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Cliffy6745 said:It is not the players fault if baseball doesn't get played. Fact.
oh and the next time I hear an athlete spew how they are putting their lives in danger to play during this I think i'm gonna hurl. Almost every normal person in the country has HAD to put themselves in danger during this. People have had to go out since day 1 of this. Many people have had to work and many are now going back to work places. so enough of the 'they want us to put our lives on the line'. fuck that. first off the coaches are in far more danger than healthy athletes 20-30 years old. stfu with that bs. athletes have this notion they are unique under these circumstances but they are not. they are so out of touch with reality as i said in my first post about the players.
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Cliffy6745 said:Who gives a shit who the public sides with? The public are generally morons. Why would and why should someone like JT Realmuto risk a a payday that will set their family up for generations over a salary he feels isn't fair?
Football players hold out over contracts they agreed to all the time and mouth-breathers don't get their panties in a bunch over that.0 -
A few percentage points?
For 82 games, Trout stands to go from a prorated 19 Million down to 5.75 million. That's more than a "few" percentage points.This weekend we rock Portland0 -
pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:Who gives a shit who the public sides with? The public are generally morons. Why would and why should someone like JT Realmuto risk a a payday that will set their family up for generations over a salary he feels isn't fair?
Football players hold out over contracts they agreed to all the time and mouth-breathers don't get their panties in a bunch over that.
Do you carry the water for your own bosses as much as you do for other people's?0 -
Are BOTH sides(Owners & Players) fucking this deal up?0
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Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:Who gives a shit who the public sides with? The public are generally morons. Why would and why should someone like JT Realmuto risk a a payday that will set their family up for generations over a salary he feels isn't fair?
Football players hold out over contracts they agreed to all the time and mouth-breathers don't get their panties in a bunch over that.
Do you carry the water for your own bosses as much as you do for other people's?
People that can not work from home go on unemployment and can not get back their backpay for unworked days.0 -
tempo_n_groove said:Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:Cliffy6745 said:Who gives a shit who the public sides with? The public are generally morons. Why would and why should someone like JT Realmuto risk a a payday that will set their family up for generations over a salary he feels isn't fair?
Football players hold out over contracts they agreed to all the time and mouth-breathers don't get their panties in a bunch over that.
Do you carry the water for your own bosses as much as you do for other people's?
People that can not work from home go on unemployment and can not get back their backpay for unworked days.0 -
But when they do go back to work, should they get their full pay for the days they are working?
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Cliffy6745 said:Who knew Passan was such a shill?
He is a pocket boy of the owners.
See how that will help him moving forward....at least he will get half of the stories..
I try to avoid reading his stuff. So full of plants he is like most journalists now....get you an opinion and hawk the fuck out of it...different dress? Same opinion or viewpoint
Shill!The love he receives is the love that is saved0
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