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Post by mlbpa on Feb 20, 2016 9:03:55 GMT -5
RP Andrew Miller -- Javelinas Tag (owned by Spirits) <<match>>
Braves bid 2 years, AAS $6.0m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $4.94m
RP Adam Ottavino -- Rainers Tag <<match>>
Red Barons bid 2 years, AAS $2.01m
RP Ryan Madson -- Cyclones Tag <<match>>ƒ
Red Barons bid 2 years, AAS $2.21m
Braves bid 1 year, AAS $1.0m
SP Brett Anderson -- Braves Tag <<match>>
Orioles bid 3 years, AAS $4.9m
SP Jordan Zimmerman -- Drive Tag <<match>>
Gnats bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m (bid first)
Braves bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m
RP Drew Storen -- Blue Sox Tag (owned by Gnats) <<match>>
Bulls bid 4 years, AAS $7.5m
Braves bid 2 years, AAS $6.0m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $5.95m
RP Zach Britton -- Gnats Tag <<match>>
Braves bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m
Orioles bid 3 years, AAS $7.75m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $6.44m
SP Andrew Cashner -- Crawdads Tag (owned by Knights) <<match>>
Braves bid 2 years, AAS $6.0m
SP Johnny Cueto -- Rawhide Tag <<match>>
Gnats bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m (bid first)
Braves bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $8.95m
RP Aroldis Chapman -- BlueClaws Tag <<match >>
Gnats bid 4 years, AAS $11.0m (bid first)
Braves bid 4 years, AAS $11.0m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $8.95m
SP Marco Estrada -- Smokies Tag << Match>>
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $8.95m
SP David Price -- Pirates Tag <<match>>
Javelinas bid 6 years, AAS $16.5m
Braves bid 5 years, AAS $15.0m
Bulls bid 5 years, AAS $14.8.0m
Gnats bid 4 years, AAS $11.0m
Orioles bid 3 years, AAS $11.0m
RP Kenley Jansen -- Pirates Tag <<declined to match>>
Javelinas bid 4 years, AAS $12.0m
Gnats bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m
Braves bid 3 years, AAS $9.0m
Red Barons bid 3 years, AAS $8.95m
SP Yovani Gallardo -- Quakes Tag <<match>>
Braves bid 1 year, AAS $2.0m
SP Hishahi Iwakuma -- Bulls Tag <<match>>
Braves bid 2 years, AAS $6.0m
SP Chris Young -- Smokies Tag <<match>>
- no bids -
RP Brett Cecil -- Dragons Tag
- no bids -
Compensation:
Pirates receive Javelinas 1st + 1st supp (Jansen)
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Post by mlbpa on Feb 20, 2016 9:06:19 GMT -5
FOR ALL TAG HOLDERS - you have til midnight Monday night to accept bid or accept compensation. Please state your declaration, and please post contract for player if you are keeping them.
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Now the holder of the tag only has to match the AAS, they do not have to match the years and can rearrange the salaries as they see fit for their team, as long as they are following the rules for salary spread.
Here are the guidelines for the tag holder on deciding the years of the contract.
If AAS <= $3M, 1 - 6 years.
If the offer is 400k - 749k you can only keep them for a maximum of 3 years at this salary, but you have the option to raise it to 750k and keep them 4-6 years
If AAS > $3M, 2 - 6 years
If AAS > $6M, 2 - 6 years
If AAS > $9M, 3 - 6 years
If AAS > $12M, 3 - 6 years
If AAS > $15M, 4 - 6 years
Now if no one offers a bid on an RFA, the tag holder can choose either to keep them 1-3 years on a 500k salary, or 4-6 years on a 800k salary.
The bidder can always make a contract term LONGER than the minimum number of years since the AAS only determines the MINIMUM term.
As in all FA bidding, the bidder must clearly state the 1.) contract term (number of years), 2.) total contract amount, 3.) AAS, and 4.) breakdown of the salary offer for each year of term of the contract OR clearly state it is equally allocated to each year. If the offer is not specific and include the above criteria, then it will be deemed an invalid bid.
Since the bidding is for a RFA, then pursuant to Rule 12, the GM who held the restricted player has 48 hours to match the winning bid, and may restructure that bid for a total contract amount no less and a term no longer than that of the "winning" bid. If the restricting GM chooses not to match the offer, then the winning bidder is obligated to sign the player to the exact terms of the winning bid - there is NO option to remove or reneg on any bid placed.
The 48 hour acceptance "clock" will commence with the winning bid being posted of the last player of the RFA batch by the League Office.
The discussion above applies ONLY TO RESTRICTED free agent bidding. Normal, or Unrestricted, free agent bidding is covered under general FA bidding rulings.
RFA Compensation
If a GM loses a player in the RFA process he is entitled compensation as follows
RFA signs with new team for AAS of:
If AAS is $5,000,000 or less
(Franchise losing player receives nothing)
If AAS between $5,000,001 - $8,000,000
(Franchise losing player receives Winning Team's 3rd rnd pick in the FYPD + 3rd rnd Supplemental pick)
If AAS between $8,000,001 - 11,000,000
(Franchise losing player receives Winning Team's 2nd rnd pick in the FYPD + 2nd rnd Supplemental pick)
If AAS is 11,000,001 -14,000,000
(Franchise losing player receives Winning Team's 1st rnd pick in the FYPD + 1st rnd Supplemental pick)
If AAS is 14,000,001 or greater
(Franchise losing player receives Winning Team's 1st rnd pick in the FYPD + 2 1st rnd Supplemental picks)
All picks will be determined by the order of the standings for the following seasons, including supplemental picks (by order of the team losing the player)
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Post by Cyclones GM (Charles) on Feb 20, 2016 9:57:38 GMT -5
Match Ryan Madson restructure as
2 year Contract Worth $ 4.42 M
AAS: $ 2.21
2016-$ 2.21
2017-$ 2.21
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Post by Winston-Salem Spirits (Brad) on Feb 20, 2016 10:05:36 GMT -5
Spirits match Andrew Miller and structure deal 16-17:$6M
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 16:05:21 GMT -5
Pirates match David Price 16: $19.8M 17: $19.8M 18: 13.2M 19: 13.2M 20: 16.5M 21: 16.5M
Kenley Jansen I will let go and take the two picks
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 18:09:19 GMT -5
Quakes will Match on RHP Yovani Gallardo and give him a 5 year deal
5 year Contract Worth $ 10.0 M
AAS: $2.0M
2016-$2.0M
2017-$2.0M
2018-$2.0M
2019-$2.0M
2020-$2.0M
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Post by Winston-Salem Spirits (Brad) on Feb 20, 2016 18:28:25 GMT -5
Quakes will Match on RHP Yovani Gallardo and give him a 5 year deal 5 year Contract Worth $ 10.0 M AAS: $2.0M 2016-$2.0M 2017-$2.0M 2018-$2.0M 2019-$2.0M 2020-$2.0M I seem to always be wrong about these things, but I don't think you can extend the years, only take less years at the bidders AAS. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 18:56:43 GMT -5
Quakes will Match on RHP Yovani Gallardo and give him a 5 year deal 5 year Contract Worth $ 10.0 M AAS: $2.0M 2016-$2.0M 2017-$2.0M 2018-$2.0M 2019-$2.0M 2020-$2.0M I seem to always be wrong about these things, but I don't think you can extend the years, only take less years at the bidders AAS. Thats not how it reads in the rules posted above... "Now the holder of the tag only has to match the AAS, they do not have to match the years and can rearrange the salaries as they see fit for their team, as long as they are following the rules for salary spread. Here are the guidelines for the tag holder on deciding the years of the contract. If AAS <= $3M, 1 - 6 years." |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 19:41:09 GMT -5
Since the bidding is for a RFA, then pursuant to Rule 12, the GM who held the restricted player has 48 hours to match the winning bid, and may restructure that bid for a total contract amount no less and a term no longer than that of the "winning" bid. If the restricting GM chooses not to match the offer, then the winning bidder is obligated to sign the player to the exact terms of the winning bid - there is NO option to remove or reneg on any bid placed. |
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Post by Sand Gnats (Matthew) on Feb 20, 2016 20:20:07 GMT -5
Here are the guidelines for the tag holder on deciding the years of the contract.
If AAS <= $3M, 1 - 6 years.
If the offer is 400k - 749k you can only keep them for a maximum of 3 years at this salary, but you have the option to raise it to 750k and keep them 4-6 years
If AAS > $3M, 2 - 6 years
If AAS > $6M, 2 - 6 years
If AAS > $9M, 3 - 6 years
If AAS > $12M, 3 - 6 years
If AAS > $15M, 4 - 6 years
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Post by Deleted on Feb 20, 2016 20:25:39 GMT -5
those guidelines would still be subject to the limitation knights cited. those guidelines are just theoretical maximums but if the rules say no longer than the winning bid, that limitation will restrict the maximum to fewer years.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2016 10:40:11 GMT -5
Match Andrew Cashner and restructure:
2 yrs/12M
AAS: 6M
16: 8.4M
15: 3.6M
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Post by Winston-Salem Spirits (Brad) on Feb 21, 2016 11:19:32 GMT -5
those guidelines would still be subject to the limitation knights cited. those guidelines are just theoretical maximums but if the rules say no longer than the winning bid, that limitation will restrict the maximum to fewer years. That seems like it would be true but there are parts of that rule we don't follow already, like how GMs "may restructure that bid for a total contract amount no less" than the winning bid. GMs do that all the time by reducing the # of years they pay the winning bids AAS. I am confused about the lack of clarification on this. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2016 11:23:40 GMT -5
Why make it so complicated? Would probably work way better if teams just agreed to match or rejected option to match. Too many loopholes.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2016 12:28:42 GMT -5
those guidelines would still be subject to the limitation knights cited. those guidelines are just theoretical maximums but if the rules say no longer than the winning bid, that limitation will restrict the maximum to fewer years. That seems like it would be true but there are parts of that rule we don't follow already, like how GMs "may restructure that bid for a total contract amount no less" than the winning bid. GMs do that all the time by reducing the # of years they pay the winning bids AAS. I am confused about the lack of clarification on this. its definitely possible that sthg else is meant and the rule just needs to be clarified. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2016 12:44:45 GMT -5
Match on Ottavino
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Post by Deleted on Feb 21, 2016 20:12:01 GMT -5
To follow up on contract sturcture, Ottavino will be 3 years at 2.01M, even over all years.
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Post by Winston-Salem Spirits (Brad) on Feb 21, 2016 20:34:51 GMT -5
Spirits match Andrew Miller and structure deal 16-17:$6M I am changing the structure of the contract to cover two extra seasons. Andrew Miller 16-19:$6M |
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Post by Rawhide GM (Jimmy-LM) on Feb 21, 2016 20:55:59 GMT -5
Setting the record straight... As Matthew highlighted, the GM has the opportunity to extend the contract deal at the current AAS value. If a GM has the opportunity to sign a player to a longer term contract, they are allowed to do so. The RF Tag is meant to b favorable from a "control" standpoint, and that's why it has become the much more favorable tag compared to the franchise.
There may be some room for discussion this offseason, but as the rule is set, I have no problem with teams wanting to commit to longer terms. It increases their risk on their end, and if they so choose to do that I am fine with it.
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Post by Rawhide GM (Jimmy-LM) on Feb 21, 2016 20:58:49 GMT -5
Rawhide will match bid for Johnny Cueto. 3year deal restructured below:
SP - Jhonny Cueto 16:$10.8m, 17:$8.1m, 18:$8.1m
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