Sentences with phrase «draft pick compensation»

And let's not forget he was also given a qualifying offer, so draft pick compensation is part of the deal, too.

Yes, it's in part due to draft pick compensation from the qualifying offer, but giving up a pick beats failing to fill a hole at all.

That's because teams like the Philadelphia Eagles and San Diego Chargers are viewed as potential trade destinations with veteran QB's like Sam Bradford and Philip Rivers conceivably being dealt to Tennessee along with additional draft pick compensation.

Carroll and Dinwiddie for Porter and some kind of draft pick compensation?

No, because of the CBT and draft pick compensation, all of those rich teams are now super interested in the young and cheap players.

Even if the Kazmir deal doesn't work out for Houston, it will boost the southpaw's profile this offseason: his being traded means he can no longer be given a qualifying offer, and the lack of draft pick compensation will make him very attractive to multiple teams this winter.

Not exact matches

Therefore, the Rangers will sacrifice their first - round pick in the 2016 MLB Draft, which was slated to fall at No. 19, and the Nationals will receive a compensation pick at the end of the first round.

The details aren't yet known, but among the major issues discussed were draft - pick compensation for free agents, something the players hoped to avoid; changes to the international bonus pool, and the luxury tax threshold.

If they don't resign McGee, the A's will get two high draft picks as compensation, a fact not lost on Alderson.

The compensation in draft picks / players needs to be reasonable, but I'll be over the moon if we get Earl.

Rosenthal notes that draft - pick compensation and an international draft are the major hurdles, quoting a union source who hints that the players» side isn't excited about bargaining away the rights of international and amateur players.

Turns out draft - pick compensation won't disappear.

Free agent compensation must be paid by teams over the tax threshold only, is the word (w / draft pick below 1st round)

Should he reject the offer and move on, the Red Sox would get compensation when he signed elsewhere, or, if teams are wary of giving up a draft pick for him, it would put power back in their hands to negotiate a new deal.

When he doesn't have draft - pick compensation attached to him?

Of the six draft picks (all fourth - round selections or better) awarded as compensation from the Jets for signing away Bill Parcells and running back Curtis Martin in 1997 and» 98, only two (linebacker Andy Katzenmoyer and wideout Tony Simmons) are starters, and three (Damon Denson, Robert Edwards and Sedrick Shaw) are out of football...

If we are in fact resolved to lose Coleman after this year, why not trade him and get compensation in the way of draft picks with one of those used to replace him (i.e. Chubb, Penny, Hines, Michel, etc).

Watkins, if healthy, should establish himself as a top tier WR talent in the league over the next 2 years here allowing us to move on from him in his last season if he doesn't take a reasonable extension offer while bringing in a high draft pick in compensation.

c) We can trade with a team that wants to dump an expensive star, and reward us with a draft pick as compensation, thereby giving us more assets

They're seeing Mike Moustakas — an all - star who just set his franchise's single - season home run record — limp into March without a job because of draft - pick compensation and a crumbling market.

The Rangers want to trade Darvish so they get a better return for him than a compensation pick after the second round of the 2018 MLB draft.

It's whether or not they'll pay what they need to in order to get Jansen that's the question: they wouldn't do it with Melancon, and he wasn't owed draft - pick compensation like Jansen is.

However, with the new compensation rules in place, the Rangers are only looking at a pick in the 75 - 80 range in next year's draft in return for losing Darvish.

They made trades designed to game baseball's free agent compensation rules, a strategy that came to a head in 2011 when the Rays owned 12 of the first 90 picks in the MLB draft.