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I now expect him to be traded by the end of the week.
Wow, they are cheap.
Wow, you're right. They're B's, and not overpaid, they'll get contracts. Hell, Calero only made $500K last year, how much is he going to get? I can understand the fear with type A's, but this is a ridiculous level of risk aversion.
In free agency? Probably a couple million at most, and maybe 2/$5M.
In arbitration? If I were him, I'd be jumping up and down and screaming about the Damaso Marte contract (or some equally overpriced equivalent), which is what the Marlins were probably worried about happening.
I'm guessing this is more about the bonus money they'd have to pay the guys they draft than any real fear either guy accepts arbitration. Friggin' shameful either way. How can a good baseball guy like Beinfest stand working in those conditions?
I can see arb being dangerous for guys coming off high salaries (e.g. Abreu, Damon), but I don't see an arbitrator jumping Calero (who made $0.5M last year, and had a peak of $1.6M) up to $4M. Maybe he gets $2.5M.
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