Paul Dolan does not envision a scenario in the future in which the Cleveland
Indians sign a player to a contract in the 10-year, $300 million range. For
Dolan, Cleveland signing Edwin Encarnacion to a three-year, $60 million
contract was even the type of outlay they found difficult to justify.
“No, but I never foresaw us doing a deal like we did with Encarnacion,”
Dolan said in his spring-training office during a recent sit-down interview
with The Athletic. “You don’t know. Probably the day when we do a deal like
that is when somebody else is doing $1 billion deals with somebody else.”
Francisco Lindor is one of the best players in the game and will surely
command a megadeal once he becomes a free agent if he doesn't sign an
extension with Cleveland before then.
Dolan was asked how he would advise fans of the Indians on the Lindor issue.
“Enjoy him,” Dolan said. “We control him for three more years. Enjoy him
and then we’ll see what happens.”
Dolan said he isn’t “bothered by the fact we can’t chase the high-end”
free agents but added that “where it is painful is when you have one of
your own that you can’t keep because the market for them is set by larger
markets.”
Paul Dolan就是笑脸人的老板还没设想过未来会有签下十年300M选手的那一天
跟Encarncacion签3y60m的时候也不像是他们会做出的举动
还说惹当我们跟其他选手在谈类似的合约的时候，搞不好其他人已经在谈十亿镁等级的惹
然后粉丝问他Lindor该怎么办的时候
Dolan的回应就是“享受他嘛，我们还有超过三年可以控(压)制(榨)，然后再看会怎样”
Dolan说我们不会被无法追逐顶级球员这件事感到困扰，更痛苦的地方是
当你自己有一个顶级球员却留不下来的时候，因为他们的价值来自于更大的市场
平平都是多蓝家族，纽约那个怎么感觉过得很爽
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