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Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – November 13, 2015
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
Should the Red Sox deal Jackie Bradley Jr? Hell yes! They should before this podcast is over!
Plus Colby Rasmus accepts a qualifying offer and I bring up Tuffy Rhodes.
It is the Friday the 13th episode of The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast.
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Tags: 2015 Boston Red Sox, Blockbuster trades, boston red sox, colby rasmus, Jackie Bradley Jr., MLB Qualifying Offer List, Paul Francis Sullivan, Sully Baseball, Sully baseball daily podcast, tuffy rhodes
Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – November 7, 2015
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
Nobody has every accepted a qualifying offer instead of testing free agency.
Should Jeff Samardzija be the first?
Plus I have an interesting time renting a car.
It is a rental remorse episode of The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast.
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Tags: chicago white sox, draft pick, jeff samardzija, MLB Qualifying Offer List, Paul Francis Sullivan, Sully Baseball, Sully baseball daily podcast
Sully Baseball Daily Podcast – June 8, 2014
Posted by Paul Francis Sullivan
It is time for The Sunday Request on The Sully Baseball Daily Podcast.
@sullybaseball Hey…How did neither the Red Sox nor the Yankees get Kendrys Morales?
— Michael Shure (@michaelshure) June 7, 2014
What kind of a world are we living in? The Red Sox and Yankees used to gobble up all the free agents. Now they are letting ones they need slip away!
Shelby Miller, Kyle Gibson, Hunter Pence, Salvador Perez, Ervin Santana, Mark Buehrle, Coco Crisp and Pedro Alvarez all added to their totals for Who Owns Baseball
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Tags: 2014 New York Yankees, @sully baseball on twitter, boston red sox, kendrys morales, Michael Shure, mike napoli, minnesota twins, MLB Qualifying Offer List, new york yankees, Paul Francis Sullivan, Sid Bream, Sully Baseball, Sully baseball daily podcast
MLB 50 Free Agent Predictions
Posted by jgluck777

It will all be following the money for many of the Free Agents this winter. It all started when all 14 players that had Qualifying Offers politely declined them all over the weekend, and are all FA’s with Draft Compensation due back to their 2013 club.
Free Agent Predictions
By Jordan Gluck (Free Agency Correspondent) Follow @JGluck777
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These are my personal predictions on where the top free agents will sign. This is the same kind of list of the top 50 free agents made by our friends at mlbtraderumors.com.
Please keep in mind there will be trades this offseason so holes will be filled that way as well (I believe the Cardinals will trade for a SS).
I am not going to estimate any dollar figures in this specific article but I do expect some overpayments this year.
Robinson Cano 2013 Highlights
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Qualifying Offers To Players 1 YR/$14.1 MIL: Who Should Take The Deal And Who Should Pass
Posted by Jonathan Hacohen

The Red Sox made calculated Qualifying Offers to Stephen Drew and Mike Napoli, where they pretty much know that Ellsbury will decline. It is this writer’s opinion that both Napoli and Drew should accept their deals. Both of them would still be young enough in next year’s Free Agency Market, plus they would not be guaranteed to make much more money for their 2014 contracts, and are not guaranteed of being on a contender like the Boston franchise.
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When the list of Qualifying Offers first unfolded the other day, I have to admit, I was surprised to see that Stephen Drew was on the list.
By virtue of the Red Sox doing this move, they have made it impossible for any other team to bid on Drew, as the compensatory pick is probably too much to give up.
This is a smart move for Boston, who didn’t want to lose the guy, and were smart enough to only offer a year deal to him.
Obviously the cash is more than he is worth, but offsetting the cost is the mere fact it only a one year risk.
Curtis Granderson’s 3 HRs in 1st 4 Innings, April.19/2012
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