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That's awesome and a really good place to eat.Tootie4Pack said:
Coach EA recruiting in Garner and helping a fan celebrate his Birthday.
Mandras said:
This lineup may not 50 homers next year...
They better run
Mandras said:
This lineup may not 50 homers next year...
They better run
Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
Seniors sign for no money because they have no leverage. So financially it rarely makes sense to come back if someone is willing to pay you as a Junior.Jtilley said:Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
How much leverage do undrafted juniors actually have? I mean let's be honest here, if they had so much interest to use said leverage they would be getting drafted.rwwalsh said:Seniors sign for no money because they have no leverage. So financially it rarely makes sense to come back if someone is willing to pay you as a Junior.Jtilley said:Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
Now if we were giving out fat NIL checks that may make a difference, but I haven't heard us doing that.
They have no leverage either, but if someone did offer them a UDFA deal for whatever reason they'd be kinda dumb not to take it. Don't think you see those happen often though so if they go undrafted they should be back.CLTWolf said:How much leverage do undrafted juniors actually have? I mean let's be honest here, if they had so much interest to use said leverage they would be getting drafted.rwwalsh said:Seniors sign for no money because they have no leverage. So financially it rarely makes sense to come back if someone is willing to pay you as a Junior.Jtilley said:Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
Now if we were giving out fat NIL checks that may make a difference, but I haven't heard us doing that.
IIRC, isn't there like a $20K cap on UDFA signings? In fairness, that could be dated and I don't have the energy to look it up.
As JUCO guys, both Hogue and Fraasman (should) have that extra JUCO year to use so they prolly do have some more leverage.
rwwalsh said:They have no leverage either, but if someone did offer them a UDFA deal for whatever reason they'd be kinda dumb not to take it. Don't think you see those happen often though so if they go undrafted they should be back.CLTWolf said:How much leverage do undrafted juniors actually have? I mean let's be honest here, if they had so much interest to use said leverage they would be getting drafted.rwwalsh said:Seniors sign for no money because they have no leverage. So financially it rarely makes sense to come back if someone is willing to pay you as a Junior.Jtilley said:Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
Now if we were giving out fat NIL checks that may make a difference, but I haven't heard us doing that.
IIRC, isn't there like a $20K cap on UDFA signings? In fairness, that could be dated and I don't have the energy to look it up.
As JUCO guys, both Hogue and Fraasman (should) have that extra JUCO year to use so they prolly do have some more leverage.
That's a good point about the JUCO years, should definitely increase their chances of returning if they don't go in the top 10 rounds.
I can only speak for myself but I'd rather come back to school and get some NIL money and try to get drafted as a slot saver the next year.rwwalsh said:They have no leverage either, but if someone did offer them a UDFA deal for whatever reason they'd be kinda dumb not to take it. Don't think you see those happen often though so if they go undrafted they should be back.CLTWolf said:How much leverage do undrafted juniors actually have? I mean let's be honest here, if they had so much interest to use said leverage they would be getting drafted.rwwalsh said:Seniors sign for no money because they have no leverage. So financially it rarely makes sense to come back if someone is willing to pay you as a Junior.Jtilley said:Why would you sign when you have another year left to come back and improve your stock? Not saying it won't happen but not sure it is the best advice trying to start that grind with the chance of being cut and out of ball in a couple months.Mandras said:
Fraasman and Hogue are probably going to sign UDFA deals if not drafted. If one was to stay, it'll be Hogue IMO
Now if we were giving out fat NIL checks that may make a difference, but I haven't heard us doing that.
IIRC, isn't there like a $20K cap on UDFA signings? In fairness, that could be dated and I don't have the energy to look it up.
As JUCO guys, both Hogue and Fraasman (should) have that extra JUCO year to use so they prolly do have some more leverage.
That's a good point about the JUCO years, should definitely increase their chances of returning if they don't go in the top 10 rounds.
pack2010 said:
McHugh posts a "run it back" with NC State IG
pack2010 said:pack2010 said:
McHugh posts a "run it back" with NC State IG
Playing the social media game, Ty head commented "outfield here we come" on the post which mchugh liked. Could be something to monitor
PGAWolf said:pack2010 said:pack2010 said:
McHugh posts a "run it back" with NC State IG
Playing the social media game, Ty head commented "outfield here we come" on the post which mchugh liked. Could be something to monitor
It's what has to happen (assuming he isn't a total liability out here)
It would allow Novy to play 1st or DH. Which would allow you to take the best bat you can possibly get regardless of position.
PGAWolf said:pack2010 said:pack2010 said:
McHugh posts a "run it back" with NC State IG
Playing the social media game, Ty head commented "outfield here we come" on the post which mchugh liked. Could be something to monitor
It's what has to happen (assuming he isn't a total liability out here)
It would allow Novy to play 1st or DH. Which would allow you to take the best bat you can
possibly get regardless of position.
wilmwolf said:
This will send up the bat signal to CLT, but I would really prefer to not just stick a guy at first base. I'm a big believer in having really good defensive first basemen, it really makes the infield much much better. McHugh surprised me a bit there this season, started out a little slow, but ended up pretty good in that regard. I'm not opposed to moving him to the outfield at all, I just hope whomever takes over at first is equal to or better than him in the field.