Chapman is gonna lose the most. Turned down somewhere between $100m to $120m contract with the Jays and signed a $54m instead with the Giants. If anyone actually thinks he’ll opt out they haven’t been watching him the last few years, his All Star Oakland days as a hitter are a thing of the past.
@@Alan-rw3ez Name the other 31 year old, #3 starter, who got a 5 year deal for +$25M/yr. He priced himself out of the market. Not denying he probably had better offers but turned them down on the bad guidance from Boras to wait for a better offer. Ultimately, his own greed played a factor into all of this as well.
6 yrs/$160 mil wasn't going to happen, but there's no way some team wouldn't have gone 4 yrs/$80 mil. This offseason was a failure for Boras in every way and i love it.
I think teams are FINALLY waking up to the fact that you win by rebuilding and drafting/developing your own talent. Down the line from the royals to the cubs to the Astros to the Rays to the braves and now it’s the orioles.
I wonder if there is collusion by teams to push back against him generally, since his contracts were getting out of control. It’s a lot to expect the owners to cooperate in such a way, but there’s gotta be a dollar limit somewhere that would cause it.
Not exactly collusion but close. Boras, for years manipulated the owners by having his players be teams union players reps. This led Boras to power in labor negotiations as his clients held the majority of seats in union negotiations with the owners. In other words pay my guys and get your votes... that is until the minors leaguers got a voice
Now the number of player reps have doubled and the owners don't have to give Boras all that he wants. I am simplifying things but there is a very real battle going on right now on the players side to determine the voice of the players. Change has only begun, I just hope the owners don't smell blood in the water.
Doesn't take collusion to see that big, multiyear deals for pitchers is now a really bad idea. MLB GMs can make some very questionable deals sometimes but they aren't idiots. They are watching the same games and players we are.
Given the situation with injuries to pitchers in today’s game, why would any owner commit 9 figures on a multi year deal for a pitcher, especially a starter?
They shouldn't and won't except in rare instances of a proven durable and consistent starter coming available. Or a desperate team that thinks they are just one good starter away from being contenders. For instance, I could see Fried getting a good deal this coming off season. Despite his problems last year, he has had good durability for the most part, has proven he can get back to form quickly if he does get hurt and has been pretty consistently good his whole career. Someone will take a chance on him. Especially with a lot of west coast teams (where he wants to go) being contenders. Burnes will also be an interesting one, I could see someone going big for him but after that? Nah. Maybe if Snell has another Cy Young caliber year.
The only thing Scott Boras did differently was negotiating on behalf of someone who wasn't worth what they thought they were. He used to only bargain like he did on more elite level clients. End of the day it's the players fault for thinking Scott Boras could make them rich. Nope just your play on the field.
The teams are the ones waking up. The players actually thought they were worth what Boras said they were. Thats beyond naive. Take a look at all the mega deals that have been signed over the last decade. How many of em have worked out favorably for the team? Ohtani got paid cause he's a generational talent and so will Soto, but these 2nd level guys are not going to be making as much for as long as they used to. Then factor in how many of the pitchers are going to TJ surgery nowadays and it makes it even more of a risk that teams arent willing to take.
That's why players hire him. They care about the money too. I mean look who Monty went with. Fired Boras only to go to Ohtani's agent. You don't think Monty cares about the money?
I think Montgomery is very underrated, I don’t know how much he was requesting but honestly I say pull the trigger unless it’s completely out of pocket pricing.. he’s a good and very smart pitcher who executed everytime he stepped on the mound (atleast after going to the cardinals, with the Yankees he was very iffy)
@@VivaLaZach he could be #1, I think what separates him from others is consistency, you can count on him every five days, he’s the same at the end of the year as he is beginning of the year and pitches the same wether it’s game 7 of the World Series or a random game in June
It’s ironic that teams are forcing pitchers to pitch fewer innings in hopes of prolonging their careers, but aren’t willing to pay them after they hit 30
Not a big fan of Boras but I think a big part why those players didn't get big longterm contracts was on their inconsistencies as players. Especially Snell and Bellinger because they can be Cy Young and MVP one year and truly mediocre to bad in others.
Any player who doesn't take responsibility for the ULTIMSATE decision during negotiations has no one to blame but himself. Scott Boras has ALWAYS been about record setting deals. When he clicks on a deal, it's usually huge. BUT, there is a boom or bust to Boras' methods. While he hasn't busted too often in the past, that possibility always exists. Whatever Montgomery and Snell and the others turned down to play Boras' games ultimately rests on their shoulders. Grow up and take it like a man. It's not like you're stuck playing 2024 for minimum wage!!
Teams are finally onto Boras's bullshit. It took long enough. He's still gonna get top dollar for mid to late 20s superstars but hes not getting long term deals for other players.
No, I think Monty would be a smart a long-term commitment for a #2 starting pitcher, i.e., around 5 years. Maybe he'll be a #3 starter in 5 years, but I'd put him at #2 in most good rotations. Aaron Nola's contract with PHI (7 years, $172 million IIRC) was probably an overpay, especially in length, but Monty is a more valuable pitcher IMO. I'm surprised he didn't get something comparable. Maybe Boras thought he could beat the Nola contract?
Nola's contract is the problem. All of these pitchers saw that and thought "I'm better than that" and thought they could get even more. Fact is, Philly was the only team willing to pay him that much for that long. No one else was going to do that and Philly is not doing it for anyone else.
Boras has been a problem since I can remember. My earliest memories of him is when he tried screwing over the Pirates for Pedro Alvarez. Some teams are gonna be Boras guys, some aren’t. The Pirates gave a Boras client Austin Hedges 1/$5M last year, seemingly to open the door for his other clients on the team like Endy Rodriguez
Player’s self value is so far off what teams are willing to pay. Pitchers specifically and injuries are not worth 40+ million a year. Not a chance I would do that as an owner. And as a Mets fan was so glad to trade Justin and Max to get some really good prospects back. Both pitchers did not even start the season this year.
There’s a lot of money in baseball and it should go to the players, if Boras helps that then that’s not a problem for me. The only problem I have is when players sign big contracts then get injured, they keep getting the monies but prevent the younger players from getting what they deserve- prior to them getting to free agency. Players deserve the money, it’s just a question of how it’s spread about, I would rather see a younger player getting properly paid who is replacing an elite player on a big contract, but who is always on the il. I know the whole question of injuries complicates this.
Guess we are all gonna ignore Montgomery is an under .500 pitcher?? Glad boras is losing clients, but this particular pitcher had one good post season to go with sub .500 pitching. Az over paid
The standings are based on wins and losses not all if the other stuff. Launch angle. Speed off the bat. Stupid stuff. If the ball goes over the fence is important. If the ball gets caught for an out is important.
@DavidVolz-xz7bl OH Jesus.....You know that the numbers I gave you were guys on the same team right? They didn't make the playoffs. A pitchers job is rum prevention. The offenses job is to post runs. I will take the guy with the 3.77 Era any day. To put your argument to shame further, Felix Hernandez won the Cy Young with a 10-11 record and a 2.83 Era or something like that. The other contestants had winning records and higher Era. You have no idea how things work. Remember: Run prevention is a pitchers job. Not to have a meaningless record
Yeah, at the same time players need to think for themselves as well and make their own decisions that they feel may best for themselves. Take Snell. he was offered 6 years 168 million by the Yankees. He turned it down after Boris in his ear telling him he can get more. if you don't think 168 million is enough then that's on him. Now he "settled" for 62 million.
@@The-CoffeeManThe fact is you don’t actually know. Boras might have said that or Snell might have said I really don’t want the yankees or east coast, etc. And there isn’t any way Jordan wasn’t offered 4 years 80 or 5 for 90. Jordan might have expected more because of previous seasons of what players received.
Boras got too greedy and cocky. He shouldn't have kept those players hostage. The market was tough because Bally's Bankruptcy. If he got the same deal for Monty to go back to Texas maybe he would still be Monty's agent. Maybe Monty can rejoin the Rangers once they get their long-term TV deal settled.
Boras isn't a magician who is going to get good players great money. He's a good salesman which allowed him to sell himself to elite players. But the players' talents are what will pay for the contracts, not some brilliant negotiating on the part of the agent. Hell, no one knows who Mike Trout's agent is and he got over $400 million years ago.
It's 100% his fault. He's been doing this for YEARS; you're gonna tell me he doesn't know when to fold em? His greed knows no bounds because he really doesn't care about his clients, just about the money they get.
Uh, Jed Hoyer fucked up. He spends Tom Ricketts' money like it was his own daughter's college fund, and he overestimates the readiness of his prospects. If the Cubs falter this year, it will once again because they don't have enough pitching. They're already without their top two starters, and (for example) 34-year-old Kyle Hendricks against Dylan Cease in San Diego was a complete mismatch. Jordan Montgomery was just SITTING THERE, unsigned, and Hoyer never blinked.
25 mil for one year is a completely fair deal for a 31 year old, number 3 starter. That this didn't meet expectations is the true mystery here. I mean, poor millionaire baby, how will he survive?
@@emmanuelgarcia619Someone is salty and butt hurt to randomly insult the d backs so specifically.. the team that swept the brewers and dodgers in the post season last year. Wake up weirdo.
Boras has been a massive failure for at least the past 6-7 years. Teams/owners are done with him and his games. I get it, he wants to get as much money as possible for his clients, but there needs to be some reasonability that comes into play. Teams flat out don't want to deal with Boras clients anymore. Just look at Kris Bryant. That contract has single-handedly decimated the Rockies for at least another decade.
Boras is going to be fine with his big fish this off-season like Pete Alonso and Soto. And to be slightly fair, the players such as Snell, Monty, JD, belli, and Chapman got close to what they really deserve per year. Really not looking forward to the next offseason
@@tommyfu9271 I know he might want Freddie Freeman money and probably 8 years but that’s just a lot to commit to a 30 year old 1B. I don’t expect him taking a home town discount but hope he stays a met.
Teams just got smart on Boras tactics Boras never evolved his game and as GMs got smarter Boras stayed the same the fact it took teams this long to learn Boras has always been taking advantage of last minute decisions with the bs waiting game he has been doing FOREVER
Sure on some teams he's a 2. But if a team with WS aspiratrions has a 2 starter that has never, ever in his long career won more than 10 games in a season, they can scratch those WS plans. And yes I know youtube gods of sabermetrics, W/L isn't an important stat for evaluating pitchers but if your top 2 pitcher can't win more than 10 games EVER, you're doing something wrong.
@@wingracer1614 Wins aren't used to properly evaluate a pitcher anymore because it's so dependent on stuff outside his control, i.e. offense. So yes, in a sense you're correct, but it's not because of the pitcher, it's because of the rest of the team.
@@goorioles1976 BS. I don't care what team you're on, if you can't win at least 11 games in a season over a multi-year career, you are not an ace. Mid or back of rotation guy sure but not a 1 or 2. I completely agree wins are a useless stat for evaluating a pitcher's potential but what it does do is show a pitcher's actual production over a long enough sample size and his production has been crap. And at the end of the day, production is what matters and what players get paid for. No GM that's any good is going to pay a guy 30 million, put him at the top of his rotation to win maybe 10 games. That GM will be out of work real quick.
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I have a question: where the job od the agent ends? I mean, for Snell he got a 150/6, if there is a slow market I think is a good deal in those circumstances; but why Snell just overruled him and accept? It’s easy to blame Boras, but when he gets the bag (which have happened most times than not), it was his job to do.
I personally respect Scott boras. He is suppose to get his players the best money. Obviously this makes owners uptight when dealing with such a serious businessmen. I think this video highlights the variables that worked against Jordan. The seasons is already underway, he is getting older, injury is a concern, and there ar slithers who can give a serviceable performance. Jordan isn’t a must have talent, he is an above starting pitcher. But not an all star exactly. We don’t know if Scott did anything wrong per se, we don’t know if Jordan rejected other offers (remember the agent is ethically upheld to tell his client of any possible offers). It’s also possible owners hate Scott and don’t wanna deal with him consistently
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Chapman is gonna lose the most. Turned down somewhere between $100m to $120m contract with the Jays and signed a $54m instead with the Giants. If anyone actually thinks he’ll opt out they haven’t been watching him the last few years, his All Star Oakland days as a hitter are a thing of the past.
Same happened to Arietta a few years ago turning down the Cubs - also courtesy of Boras.
Scott Borass losing again
I want to lose as badly as him so I'm set up for the rest of my life with millions of dollars 😂
@@GenerationalDisappointment Saying loss is relative. They were going for $100 million+, but settle for way less than that, so yes it is a fail.
@@UGAfan1227 so anytime you don't meet unrealistic expectations, it's a fail?
@@JBisDiddy4lyfeJordan should have absolutely gotten a 5 year contract. That isn’t unrealistic.
@@Alan-rw3ez Name the other 31 year old, #3 starter, who got a 5 year deal for +$25M/yr.
He priced himself out of the market. Not denying he probably had better offers but turned them down on the bad guidance from Boras to wait for a better offer. Ultimately, his own greed played a factor into all of this as well.
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6 yrs/$160 mil wasn't going to happen, but there's no way some team wouldn't have gone 4 yrs/$80 mil. This offseason was a failure for Boras in every way and i love it.
I think teams are FINALLY waking up to the fact that you win by rebuilding and drafting/developing your own talent. Down the line from the royals to the cubs to the Astros to the Rays to the braves and now it’s the orioles.
I wonder if there is collusion by teams to push back against him generally, since his contracts were getting out of control. It’s a lot to expect the owners to cooperate in such a way, but there’s gotta be a dollar limit somewhere that would cause it.
I was thinking that for sure
Not exactly collusion but close. Boras, for years manipulated the owners by having his players be teams union players reps. This led Boras to power in labor negotiations as his clients held the majority of seats in union negotiations with the owners. In other words pay my guys and get your votes... that is until the minors leaguers got a voice
Now the number of player reps have doubled and the owners don't have to give Boras all that he wants. I am simplifying things but there is a very real battle going on right now on the players side to determine the voice of the players. Change has only begun, I just hope the owners don't smell blood in the water.
Doesn't take collusion to see that big, multiyear deals for pitchers is now a really bad idea. MLB GMs can make some very questionable deals sometimes but they aren't idiots. They are watching the same games and players we are.
Given the situation with injuries to pitchers in today’s game, why would any owner commit 9 figures on a multi year deal for a pitcher, especially a starter?
They shouldn't and won't except in rare instances of a proven durable and consistent starter coming available. Or a desperate team that thinks they are just one good starter away from being contenders.
For instance, I could see Fried getting a good deal this coming off season. Despite his problems last year, he has had good durability for the most part, has proven he can get back to form quickly if he does get hurt and has been pretty consistently good his whole career. Someone will take a chance on him. Especially with a lot of west coast teams (where he wants to go) being contenders. Burnes will also be an interesting one, I could see someone going big for him but after that? Nah. Maybe if Snell has another Cy Young caliber year.
The only thing Scott Boras did differently was negotiating on behalf of someone who wasn't worth what they thought they were. He used to only bargain like he did on more elite level clients. End of the day it's the players fault for thinking Scott Boras could make them rich. Nope just your play on the field.
The Giants got Snell and Chapman because of Boras's failure...so his failure is the Giants gain
Not yet it isn't.
Good on the players finally waking up and realizing that Bora$$ only cares about the money he can make.
The more they make the more he makes so its a win win
@@frankluzuriaga742fair market deal is getting something like Bassit gets that's like 21milx5years
Nobody gets fair market value...someone always gets the better
The teams are the ones waking up. The players actually thought they were worth what Boras said they were. Thats beyond naive.
Take a look at all the mega deals that have been signed over the last decade. How many of em have worked out favorably for the team? Ohtani got paid cause he's a generational talent and so will Soto, but these 2nd level guys are not going to be making as much for as long as they used to.
Then factor in how many of the pitchers are going to TJ surgery nowadays and it makes it even more of a risk that teams arent willing to take.
That's why players hire him. They care about the money too. I mean look who Monty went with. Fired Boras only to go to Ohtani's agent. You don't think Monty cares about the money?
Kenta Maeda - a Boras client - signed with the Tigers early in the offseason. This move is now looking pretty smart.
Ok but he not snell or the others
That’s incorrect. Maeda is represented by the Katz/Wasserman group, NOT Boras.
Boras is great for superstar position players and ace pitchers. For everyone else, he's hit or miss. My guess is more of the latter in recent years.
I hope no player hires Scott Boras from hereon in!
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Opening Monologue was on point 💯
Jordan wanted more money. the teams said no. Boras needs to stop representing average players
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I think Montgomery is very underrated, I don’t know how much he was requesting but honestly I say pull the trigger unless it’s completely out of pocket pricing.. he’s a good and very smart pitcher who executed everytime he stepped on the mound (atleast after going to the cardinals, with the Yankees he was very iffy)
@@jonahp.5094he's not underrated, he's fairly rated. He's not a ace, as stated in the video he's a solid #3 option.
@@VivaLaZach he could be #1, I think what separates him from others is consistency, you can count on him every five days, he’s the same at the end of the year as he is beginning of the year and pitches the same wether it’s game 7 of the World Series or a random game in June
@@jonahp.5094 Yeah until he signs a 10 year deal, blows out his elbow and gets to rehab for YEARS while making millions and contributing nothing.
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It’s ironic that teams are forcing pitchers to pitch fewer innings in hopes of prolonging their careers, but aren’t willing to pay them after they hit 30
Not a big fan of Boras but I think a big part why those players didn't get big longterm contracts was on their inconsistencies as players. Especially Snell and Bellinger because they can be Cy Young and MVP one year and truly mediocre to bad in others.
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That intro was bars
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Keep the rhyming going for the whole video!
Great poetry!
Any player who doesn't take responsibility for the ULTIMSATE decision during negotiations has no one to blame but himself. Scott Boras has ALWAYS been about record setting deals. When he clicks on a deal, it's usually huge. BUT, there is a boom or bust to Boras' methods. While he hasn't busted too often in the past, that possibility always exists. Whatever Montgomery and Snell and the others turned down to play Boras' games ultimately rests on their shoulders. Grow up and take it like a man. It's not like you're stuck playing 2024 for minimum wage!!
shut up old man nobody asked you to be here
Teams are finally onto Boras's bullshit. It took long enough.
He's still gonna get top dollar for mid to late 20s superstars but hes not getting long term deals for other players.
No, I think Monty would be a smart a long-term commitment for a #2 starting pitcher, i.e., around 5 years. Maybe he'll be a #3 starter in 5 years, but I'd put him at #2 in most good rotations. Aaron Nola's contract with PHI (7 years, $172 million IIRC) was probably an overpay, especially in length, but Monty is a more valuable pitcher IMO. I'm surprised he didn't get something comparable. Maybe Boras thought he could beat the Nola contract?
Nola's contract is the problem. All of these pitchers saw that and thought "I'm better than that" and thought they could get even more. Fact is, Philly was the only team willing to pay him that much for that long. No one else was going to do that and Philly is not doing it for anyone else.
@@wingracer1614 That's fair. At least in Monty's case, I think he is better than Nola
It would make sense for snell but Montgomery, boras got you 25 mil. I think I’d be pretty happy with 25 mil for a year
Charlie effing Morton is getting 20. I'm sure Monty sees Morton get 20 and figured he's worth at least 40.
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Boras has been a problem since I can remember. My earliest memories of him is when he tried screwing over the Pirates for Pedro Alvarez. Some teams are gonna be Boras guys, some aren’t. The Pirates gave a Boras client Austin Hedges 1/$5M last year, seemingly to open the door for his other clients on the team like Endy Rodriguez
Pedro Alvarez was a bust...
Did Scott boras get colluded against by the owners
Michael Conforto punching the air 😂
Soto may have missed the gravy train.
I'd love to know the why? Was there a certain team that Jordan wanted to go to?
No. He wanted one of those big 7+ year hundreds of millions contracts. He didn't get it.
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Player’s self value is so far off what teams are willing to pay. Pitchers specifically and injuries are not worth 40+ million a year. Not a chance I would do that as an owner. And as a Mets fan was so glad to trade Justin and Max to get some really good prospects back. Both pitchers did not even start the season this year.
There’s a lot of money in baseball and it should go to the players, if Boras helps that then that’s not a problem for me. The only problem I have is when players sign big contracts then get injured, they keep getting the monies but prevent the younger players from getting what they deserve- prior to them getting to free agency. Players deserve the money, it’s just a question of how it’s spread about, I would rather see a younger player getting properly paid who is replacing an elite player on a big contract, but who is always on the il. I know the whole question of injuries complicates this.
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Honestly I feel like this is gonna happen again with Bregman this off-season
Yea, its fumbling the bag when you leave money on the table thats being offered to you, whether you deserve it or not
Guess we are all gonna ignore Montgomery is an under .500 pitcher?? Glad boras is losing clients, but this particular pitcher had one good post season to go with sub .500 pitching. Az over paid
Pitcher wins and losses are meaningless. Look at his numbers
The standings are based on wins and losses not all if the other stuff. Launch angle. Speed off the bat. Stupid stuff. If the ball goes over the fence is important. If the ball gets caught for an out is important.
@@DavidVolz-xz7bl So by using your theory......You want the pitcher that went 10-5 w/ 4.55 Era. Instead of pitcher 8-12 3.77 era?
Sure. A team can't make the playoffs with a losing record.
@DavidVolz-xz7bl OH Jesus.....You know that the numbers I gave you were guys on the same team right? They didn't make the playoffs. A pitchers job is rum prevention. The offenses job is to post runs. I will take the guy with the 3.77 Era any day. To put your argument to shame further, Felix Hernandez won the Cy Young with a 10-11 record and a 2.83 Era or something like that. The other contestants had winning records and higher Era. You have no idea how things work. Remember: Run prevention is a pitchers job. Not to have a meaningless record
Borass losing is always a Win for the sport
Is it Boras or Borax?
Good. He’s starting to crumble. I dunno why owners were so scared of him to begin with
Who let this man cook 🔥
Cant blame Borus for his tactics since they had been working till this point. He tried to do right by his players but didnt work out.
Yeah, at the same time players need to think for themselves as well and make their own decisions that they feel may best for themselves. Take Snell. he was offered 6 years 168 million by the Yankees. He turned it down after Boris in his ear telling him he can get more. if you don't think 168 million is enough then that's on him. Now he "settled" for 62 million.
@@The-CoffeeManThe fact is you don’t actually know. Boras might have said that or Snell might have said I really don’t want the yankees or east coast, etc. And there isn’t any way Jordan wasn’t offered 4 years 80 or 5 for 90. Jordan might have expected more because of previous seasons of what players received.
How has the redsox starters look like cy young award winners this season
Boras got too greedy and cocky. He shouldn't have kept those players hostage. The market was tough because Bally's Bankruptcy. If he got the same deal for Monty to go back to Texas maybe he would still be Monty's agent. Maybe Monty can rejoin the Rangers once they get their long-term TV deal settled.
This dude made 100 millions over his career.. he’s definitely not losing
I just don't know how anyone is supposed to survive on 25 million
Boras isn't a magician who is going to get good players great money. He's a good salesman which allowed him to sell himself to elite players. But the players' talents are what will pay for the contracts, not some brilliant negotiating on the part of the agent. Hell, no one knows who Mike Trout's agent is and he got over $400 million years ago.
It's 100% his fault. He's been doing this for YEARS; you're gonna tell me he doesn't know when to fold em? His greed knows no bounds because he really doesn't care about his clients, just about the money they get.
Uh, Jed Hoyer fucked up. He spends Tom Ricketts' money like it was his own daughter's college fund, and he overestimates the readiness of his prospects.
If the Cubs falter this year, it will once again because they don't have enough pitching. They're already without their top two starters, and (for example) 34-year-old Kyle Hendricks against Dylan Cease in San Diego was a complete mismatch. Jordan Montgomery was just SITTING THERE, unsigned, and Hoyer never blinked.
Boras- time has passed him by. He is old and MLB teams aren't falling for his BS anymore. His clients should all run from him.
25 mil for one year is a completely fair deal for a 31 year old, number 3 starter. That this didn't meet expectations is the true mystery here. I mean, poor millionaire baby, how will he survive?
He's been hurt lately, so I get that teams would not give him a multi year deal. And the money is more than fair.
@@emmanuelgarcia619 Maybe not a lot of fans, but the snakes have a legit chance to win it all this year.
@@emmanuelgarcia619Someone is salty and butt hurt to randomly insult the d backs so specifically.. the team that swept the brewers and dodgers in the post season last year. Wake up weirdo.
They’re not lame & have history. Plus nobody forced Montgomery to play for Arizona. If he wasn’t wanted by anyone else, then he’s the problem
@@emmanuelgarcia619 envy is ugly buddy, you are still rambling about it.
the owner are getting ready tolock out th plyers to get a salary cap
That logo is ridiculous.
so weird how people are mad that boras does his job...................
Boras has been a massive failure for at least the past 6-7 years. Teams/owners are done with him and his games. I get it, he wants to get as much money as possible for his clients, but there needs to be some reasonability that comes into play. Teams flat out don't want to deal with Boras clients anymore. Just look at Kris Bryant. That contract has single-handedly decimated the Rockies for at least another decade.
Scott boras wanted to win? Then he should’ve let Bryant stay with the cubs on that $200M extension contract that was offered to him
Cubs fan here...everyday I thank God Bryant left.
monty gone? dang
Still waiting for your Shohei is innocent video.
Boras is going to be fine with his big fish this off-season like Pete Alonso and Soto. And to be slightly fair, the players such as Snell, Monty, JD, belli, and Chapman got close to what they really deserve per year. Really not looking forward to the next offseason
Soto yes but Alonso is gonna get a lot less than you expect.
@@tommyfu9271 I know he might want Freddie Freeman money and probably 8 years but that’s just a lot to commit to a 30 year old 1B. I don’t expect him taking a home town discount but hope he stays a met.
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Teams just got smart on Boras tactics Boras never evolved his game and as GMs got smarter Boras stayed the same the fact it took teams this long to learn Boras has always been taking advantage of last minute decisions with the bs waiting game he has been doing FOREVER
Should have came back to the Rangers.
BORAT Has to deal with the Good times and the Shit Times !
you think he cares? Its probably a relief.
Aren't all baseball contracts "guaranteed" ?
yes, that is the problem
FSB
This is good for baseball
Every player should be done with him
Dr.seuss ain't dead
Chill out doctor bruce
F boras I've been saying this since arod going to Texas.
Good
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What's up Michael!
Don't agree with calling Montgomery a #3 starter. He's a #2 at worst.
Sure on some teams he's a 2. But if a team with WS aspiratrions has a 2 starter that has never, ever in his long career won more than 10 games in a season, they can scratch those WS plans. And yes I know youtube gods of sabermetrics, W/L isn't an important stat for evaluating pitchers but if your top 2 pitcher can't win more than 10 games EVER, you're doing something wrong.
@@wingracer1614 Wins aren't used to properly evaluate a pitcher anymore because it's so dependent on stuff outside his control, i.e. offense.
So yes, in a sense you're correct, but it's not because of the pitcher, it's because of the rest of the team.
@@goorioles1976 BS. I don't care what team you're on, if you can't win at least 11 games in a season over a multi-year career, you are not an ace. Mid or back of rotation guy sure but not a 1 or 2. I completely agree wins are a useless stat for evaluating a pitcher's potential but what it does do is show a pitcher's actual production over a long enough sample size and his production has been crap. And at the end of the day, production is what matters and what players get paid for. No GM that's any good is going to pay a guy 30 million, put him at the top of his rotation to win maybe 10 games. That GM will be out of work real quick.
@@wingracer1614 So is deGrom not an ace since he only went 10-9 and 11-8 in his Cy Young seasons because his overall team sucked ass?
All should fire him
Leftys last forever in this game... look at richard mountain and 59 year old Jamie Moyer...
Scott got Hollywood, hair, n haberdashery, specialist. Now he has red hair, and priest collars, still, he passes, gas! No more, electric car!
Dude is a greedy agent
Scott needs to go pov colarado were he belongs
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Monty needs a mirror. Looking for Ace money while clearly not. Blame game so he fires his agent.
Scott wanted to play in the majors, it did happen. So he became a sports agent. He wants to screw over baseball
Not happen
Poetry
I have a question: where the job od the agent ends? I mean, for Snell he got a 150/6, if there is a slow market I think is a good deal in those circumstances; but why Snell just overruled him and accept?
It’s easy to blame Boras, but when he gets the bag (which have happened most times than not), it was his job to do.
They didn’t get long contracts but to borass credit they got a lot of money over all of his clients contracts
Stop posting the same videos omg
Jordan knows, full well, the NYY made him, what he is, today!
I personally respect Scott boras. He is suppose to get his players the best money. Obviously this makes owners uptight when dealing with such a serious businessmen.
I think this video highlights the variables that worked against Jordan. The seasons is already underway, he is getting older, injury is a concern, and there ar slithers who can give a serviceable performance. Jordan isn’t a must have talent, he is an above starting pitcher. But not an all star exactly.
We don’t know if Scott did anything wrong per se, we don’t know if Jordan rejected other offers (remember the agent is ethically upheld to tell his client of any possible offers). It’s also possible owners hate Scott and don’t wanna deal with him consistently