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In the midst of Ben Lindbergh's latest (and free) piece for Baseball Prospectus, he drops in this little bit:
Until recently, the Astros were a team that mostly tried to decide things like, "Which Phillies player and/or prospect should we try to trade for?" and "How much money can we offer Brandon Lyon without making him suspicious?"
The article's not about the Astros. It's about a market inefficiency that's not been fully exploited yet, and you should read the thing. Lindbergh's good.
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“How much money can we offer Brandon Lyon without making him suspicious?”
This is my new favorite question.
Where have you gone, Greg Colbrunn?
by SenSurround on Jan 31, 2012 12:42 PM EST reply actions
Hilarious teaser quotes!
Just read the article. Great read. thanks!
by Mirror on Jan 31, 2012 4:50 PM EST reply actions
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