Preferred Starting Pitcher

[ashie62]

="Edgy DC":3qs4das5]Thing is that Ollie costs us a pick also, because by signing him the Mets sacrifice the pick that would be coming back to them as compensation. We're not generally talking first rounders here, because the Mets already sacrificed theirs at the alter of K-Rod. Question is: if the Mets sign Lowe, do they give up their second rounder to the Dodgers, even if the team grabbing Ollie gives them a first rounder? Or do the Dodgers get that pick instead of the Mets sloppy seconds?[/quote:3qs4das5] How many picks lead to anything..very overrated to me

A Boy Named Seo Dec 29 2008 06:15 PM

="Ashie62":1nnnza57] ="Edgy DC":1nnnza57]Thing is that Ollie costs us a pick also, because by signing him the Mets sacrifice the pick that would be coming back to them as compensation. We're not generally talking first rounders here, because the Mets already sacrificed theirs at the alter of K-Rod. Question is: if the Mets sign Lowe, do they give up their second rounder to the Dodgers, even if the team grabbing Ollie gives them a first rounder? Or do the Dodgers get that pick instead of the Mets sloppy seconds?[/quote:1nnnza57] How many picks lead to anything..very overrated to me[/quote:1nnnza57] That David Wright's OK.

[A Boy Named Seo]

="Ashie62":1nnnza57] ="Edgy DC":1nnnza57]Thing is that Ollie costs us a pick also, because by signing him the Mets sacrifice the pick that would be coming back to them as compensation. We're not generally talking first rounders here, because the Mets already sacrificed theirs at the alter of K-Rod. Question is: if the Mets sign Lowe, do they give up their second rounder to the Dodgers, even if the team grabbing Ollie gives them a first rounder? Or do the Dodgers get that pick instead of the Mets sloppy seconds?[/quote:1nnnza57] How many picks lead to anything..very overrated to me[/quote:1nnnza57] That David Wright's OK.