Adopt a Prospect

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by NateAndStuff

Name: Lucius Pendergast
Nickname: Trust Fund
High School or College: 10/23 - HS
Hometown (needs to be a real place): San Jose
Uniform Number: 6
Personality Attribute, pick 1-200 in each of the following, totals equal up to 600 combined:
Leadership: 99
Desire for Winner: 51
Loyalty: 99
Greed: 1
Work Ethic: 200
Intelligence: 150

Height: 6’5
Weight: 215
Bats : S
Throws: R
Position/Role (if you pick a position player, select a primary, and then two secondary positions):
3B, 1B, LF

Dice Rolls:
Speed - 5
Injury - 3
Defense - 4

Current/potential
BABIP: 50/135
Avoid K's: 1/30
Gap: 11/70
Power: 80/180
Eye/Patience: 58/160

I'm looking forward to seeing how this goes. Thanks.

Lucuis Pendergast has been made an offer for an extension from the Chicago White Sox!

The offer is for 5 years, with a team option for a 6th year.


The first three years cover his arbitration years remaining, and then a 2 year deal with an option for a 3rd free agent year.

The payouts are as follows:

2019 - Age 23 season - $12,000,000
2020 - Age 24 season - $14,000,000
2021 - Age 25 season - $17,000,000 (final year of arbitration)
2022 - Age 26 season - $17,000,000
2023 - Age 27 season - $18,000,000
2024 - Age 28 season - $20,000,000 with a $5,000,000 buy out (team option season)

This is an accept or decline offer only. Lucius' projected arbitration payout for the 2019 season is $12,000,000 any way. Should NateandStuff choose to decline this offer, then Lucius will make $12,000,000 in 2019, his age 23 season, and return for arbitration in 2020, his second year of arbitration.

$83,000,000 is promised in the extension over 5 years, and up to as much as $98,000,000 over 6 seasons


NateandStuff, do you accept or decline?

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by Storm

Name: Barry Rivers
Nickname: N/A
High School or College: 09/11 - College
Hometown (needs to be a real place): Boston, MA
Uniform Number: 2
Personality Attribute, pick 1-200 in each of the following, totals equal up to 600 combined:
Leadership: 1
Desire for Winner: 1
Loyalty: 1
Greed: 197
Work Ethic: 200
Intelligence: 200

Height: 6’0
Weight: 225
Bats : R
Throws: R
Position/Role (if you pick a position player, select a primary, and then two secondary positions): SS, 2B, LF

Dice Rolls:
Speed - 3
Injury - 3
Defense - 3

Current/potential
BABIP: 60/115
Avoid K's: 35/90
Gap: 25/105
Power: 65/128
Eye/Patience: 65/117

Barry Rivers has been offered a contract extension from the Seattle Mariners!

The offer is for 5 years, with a team option for a 6th year.


The first three years cover his arbitration years remaining, and then a 2 year deal with an option for a 3rd free agent year.

The payouts are as follows:

2019 - Age 26 season - $13,000,000
2020 - Age 27 season - $14,500,000
2021 - Age 28 season - $17,000,000 (final year of arbitration)
2022 - Age 29 season - $18,000,000
2023 - Age 30 season - $18,000,000
2024 - Age 31 season - $20,000,000 with a $5,000,000 buy out (team option season)

This is an accept or decline offer only. Rivers' projected arbitration payout for the 2019 season is $10,000,000. Should Storm choose to decline this offer, then Rivers will make $10,000,000 in 2019, his age 26 season, and return for arbitration in 2020, his second year of arbitration.

The contract guarantees Rivers $85,500,000 over 5 years, and up to $100,500,000 over 6 years

Storm, do you accept or decline?

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by fsclb66

A pitcher who can hit better then he can pitch, glad to see I managed to create a skinner michah owings

You can actually make that request....it's up to you...he would be recommended to be a left fielder, but I don't know that he would start in Arizona based on their outfield and 1B depth.

I can give you the details when the new season begins if it's something you want to look into.

[Storm]

Originally Posted by Jeffy25

Barry Rivers has been offered a contract extension from the Seattle Mariners!

The offer is for 5 years, with a team option for a 6th year.


The first three years cover his arbitration years remaining, and then a 2 year deal with an option for a 3rd free agent year.

The payouts are as follows:

2019 - Age 26 season - $13,000,000
2020 - Age 27 season - $14,500,000
2021 - Age 28 season - $17,000,000 (final year of arbitration)
2022 - Age 29 season - $18,000,000
2023 - Age 30 season - $18,000,000
2024 - Age 31 season - $20,000,000 with a $5,000,000 buy out (team option season)

This is an accept or decline offer only. Rivers' projected arbitration payout for the 2019 season is $10,000,000. Should Storm choose to decline this offer, then Rivers will make $10,000,000 in 2019, his age 26 season, and return for arbitration in 2020, his second year of arbitration.

The contract guarantees Rivers $85,500,000 over 5 years, and up to $100,500,000 over 6 years

Storm, do you accept or decline?

We decline.

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by limsol45

Name:Josh Turnwall
Nickname:JT
College:Univ of Tennessee
DOB:7/3
Hometown:San Diego,CA
Uniform Number:45
Leadership:50
Desire for Winner:50
Loyalty:100
Greed:0
Work Ethic:200
Intelligence:200


Height:6'1''
Weight:185lbs
Bats :L
Throws: L
Position/Role:Pitcher(Starter)

Injury-4
Speed-3
defense-2

fastball-50/175
curveball-100/300
changeup-25/50
movement-75/100
control-75/75

Josh Turnwall has been offered a contract extension from the Houston Astros!

The offer is for 4 years

The first three years cover his arbitration years remaining, and then the final year covers his first year of arbitration.

The payouts are as follows:

2019 - Age 26 season - $9,500,000
2020 - Age 27 season - $12,500,000
2021 - Age 28 season - $15,000,000 (final year of arbitration)
2022 - Age 29 season - $17,000,000

This is an accept or decline offer only. Turnwall's projected arbitration payout for the 2019 season is $10,500,000. Should limso choose to decline this offer, then Turnwall will make $10,500,000 in 2019, his age 26 season, and return for arbitration in 2020, his second year of arbitration.

The contract guarantees Turnwall $54,000,000 over 4 years and it includes a $78,000 bonus for every all-star selection.

Limso, do you accept or decline?

[Jeffy25]

If after 24 hours, I haven't heard from one of the posters (whom I also sent PM's) then their offers will be accepted for them.

[Jeffy25]

Shawn Porter traded to the Twins!


Lol, that's just funny. He joins Madison and Jackson on that team, maybe Madison can help him with his pitching this season....or maybe Porter turns into an outfielder and helps them hit....but the Twins need help pitching, not hitting

[NateAndStuff]

Originally Posted by Jeffy25

Lucuis Pendergast has been made an offer for an extension from the Chicago White Sox!

The offer is for 5 years, with a team option for a 6th year.


The first three years cover his arbitration years remaining, and then a 2 year deal with an option for a 3rd free agent year.

The payouts are as follows:

2019 - Age 23 season - $12,000,000
2020 - Age 24 season - $14,000,000
2021 - Age 25 season - $17,000,000 (final year of arbitration)
2022 - Age 26 season - $17,000,000
2023 - Age 27 season - $18,000,000
2024 - Age 28 season - $20,000,000 with a $5,000,000 buy out (team option season)

This is an accept or decline offer only. Lucius' projected arbitration payout for the 2019 season is $12,000,000 any way. Should NateandStuff choose to decline this offer, then Lucius will make $12,000,000 in 2019, his age 23 season, and return for arbitration in 2020, his second year of arbitration.

$83,000,000 is promised in the extension over 5 years, and up to as much as $98,000,000 over 6 seasons


NateandStuff, do you accept or decline?

Lucius DECLINES!

[Mantush]

My client, James "The Framer" Madison, is disappointed that he was not tendered a contract by the Minnesota Twins. He will remember this when he reaches free agency.

[fsclb66]

Originally Posted by Jeffy25

Shawn Porter traded to the Twins!


Lol, that's just funny. He joins Madison and Jackson on that team, maybe Madison can help him with his pitching this season....or maybe Porter turns into an outfielder and helps them hit....but the Twins need help pitching, not hitting

Porter better hope he can get some help pitching, now that the dam dh is taking away all his at bats

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by Mantush

My client, James "The Framer" Madison, is disappointed that he was not tendered a contract by the Minnesota Twins. He will remember this when he reaches free agency.

He just wasn't offered a long term contract

He's still going to make $9,500,000 in arbitration this upcoming season.

[NateAndStuff]

Originally Posted by Mantush

My client, James "The Framer" Madison, is disappointed that he was not tendered a contract by the Minnesota Twins. He will remember this when he reaches free agency.

I'm always confused about whether he's "The Framer" or "The Farmer".

[Jeffy25]

Originally Posted by NateAndStuff

Lucius DECLINES!

Yeah, that seems to be a pretty obvious decline.

Guy is gonna be a beast.

[Mantush]

Originally Posted by NateAndStuff

I'm always confused about whether he's "The Framer" or "The Farmer".

Maybe both... he's planting the seeds to make Minnesota a very attractive place for pitchers.

[Jeffy25]

Lucius became the 7th player to hit 40 home runs from the age 22 or younger.

The list?

Mel Ott - 42 at 20
Joe DiMaggio - 46 at 22
Eddie Matthews did it twice - 47 at 21 and 40 at 22
Johnny Bench - 45 at 22
Juan Gonzalez - 43 at 22
Alex Rodriguez - 42 at 22

His 88 home runs through the age 22 ranks him 10th all time at that age (1 ahead of Griffey Jr and Bench)

That list?

Jeffrey Lage - 127
Mel Ott - 115
Eddie Matthews - 112
A-Rod - 106
Tony Congilario - 104
Frank Robinson - 98
Giancarlo Stanton - 93
Bob Horner - 91
Ted Williams - 91



Also, Lage's 113 SB's is 8th all time at the age of 22...Ty Cobb already had 193, Rickey 189

[NateAndStuff]

Originally Posted by Jeffy25

Lucius became the 7th player to hit 40 home runs from the age 22 or younger.

The list?

Mel Ott - 42 at 20
Joe DiMaggio - 46 at 22
Eddie Matthews did it twice - 47 at 21 and 40 at 22
Johnny Bench - 45 at 22
Juan Gonzalez - 43 at 22
Alex Rodriguez - 42 at 22

His 88 home runs through the age 22 ranks him 10th all time at that age (1 ahead of Griffey Jr and Bench)

That list?

Jeffrey Lage - 127
Mel Ott - 115
Eddie Matthews - 112
A-Rod - 106
Tony Congilario - 104
Frank Robinson - 98
Giancarlo Stanton - 93
Bob Horner - 91
Ted Williams - 91



Also, Lage's 113 SB's is 8th all time at the age of 22...Ty Cobb already had 193, Rickey 189

Wow that's pretty impressive. Can't wait to see where we go from here. Here's to hoping Lucius gives Lage a run for his money over the next decade.

[Jeffy25]

The other arbitration players:

James Madison - $9,500,000
Trevor Goldstein - $8,500,000
Jay Jackson - $3,000,000

[Jeffy25]

Still waiting on Turnwall to make his choice....but I have a night in with my kids since my wife has a night out, and I am wanting to update this.....so I'm going to move forward, and I will retroactively fix his contract if he declines the offer.

[Jeffy25]

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