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Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll
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Benjamin Grimm Dec 06 2011 03:53 PM |
I know the odds are against us still remembering the existence of this thread at the end of the 2017 season, but I'll put it out there anyway.
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metirish Dec 06 2011 04:01 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
600 to 699
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John Cougar Lunchbucket Dec 06 2011 04:04 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
I predict he plays more games for another team or team(s) than he will for the Marlins.
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Nymr83 Dec 06 2011 04:05 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
I took 600-699.
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Vic Sage Dec 06 2011 04:09 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
i think he probably averages 120 games a year, which puts him at 720.
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Benjamin Grimm Dec 06 2011 04:10 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
I voted for the 600's, but wouldn't be too surprised if he made it into the 700's. I would be surprised if he hit 800 or more.
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TransMonk Dec 06 2011 04:29 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
600 to 699
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HahnSolo Dec 06 2011 05:37 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
I went 700s. Three full seasons would get him to the 470s (486 if he played 162 games in each of those three years). I know three full years is no guarantee, but crazier things have happened.
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TransMonk Dec 06 2011 06:32 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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I won't go this far (at least not over the next 6 years), but I do believe Reyes will be dealt before this contract is up.
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Frayed Knot Dec 06 2011 06:46 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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It'll be interesting to see what'll happen with the Marlins - both on the Reyes front and in general. They've been saddled in a bad stadium in a bad location with an indifferent fan-base in a bad sports city for a number of years now. On the other hand they've also been collecting revenue sharing buck$ by the trainload while not putting any of it into the team and have now been handed a virtually free stadium that will help them at least on the sight-lines, weather & location fronts. But while an attendance increase is almost assured are they really going to jump from drawing in the hundreds (almost literally on some nights) to 30K+ on a regular basis once the novelty factor wears off? Also, FAs tend to work best on clubs that are using them for the final pieces in their puzzle and not for teams coming off last place finishes. All this sudden spending - for Reyes + Bell + who knows where it stops - and particularly the timing of the spending could look really bad in a couple of years.
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Frayed Knot Dec 06 2011 06:48 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
As far as the original poll question, I've tended to be less pessimistic than most on the Reyes injury front so I'm casting a vote for 800+
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batmagadanleadoff Dec 06 2011 09:06 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
As far as predicting the impact that the Marlins' new stadium will have on attendance, my baseball friends in the Miami area (ed., small sample size) have always maintained that Miami's rain storms, brief but regular, more than anything else is what's kept fans away from the game. So we'll see if they were right what with Miami's new retractable roof.
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Frayed Knot Dec 06 2011 10:14 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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That's the hope anyway. But this spending spree of theirs has the whiff of trying to go from 0 to 60 in 10 seconds and so they better be right about how big a boost they're going to get.
It's just a simple question: based on what you know of Reyes's career to date how many games do you expect him to be healthy enough to pay over the next six seasons?
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Gwreck Dec 06 2011 11:15 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
For all the talk about his health, Reyes did average 158.25 games over a 4 year stretch from 2005-2008.
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Benjamin Grimm Nov 27 2012 02:17 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
160 games in 2012 for the Marlins.
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John Cougar Lunchbucket Nov 27 2012 02:35 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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Yabbut
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Frayed Knot Nov 27 2012 02:38 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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And when I said years I meant months.
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Nymr83 Nov 27 2012 03:30 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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Not a lock but looking pretty good!
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Benjamin Grimm Apr 16 2013 06:47 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
Looks like he'll play fewer than 100 games this year, possibly a lot fewer.
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Benjamin Grimm Nov 11 2013 07:19 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
2012 with Miami: 160 games.
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Frayed Knot Nov 11 2013 07:34 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
And since no one guessed 900+, he'll need to average a minimum of 137/yr over the next four seasons for the group who selected 800-899 to be correct.
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A Boy Named Seo Jan 06 2015 08:41 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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143 in 2014, 396 total. He's averaged 132 games the first three years, on pace for 792. Also, props to JCL for immediately predicting he'd play more games for a team not called the Marlins.
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Gwreck Jan 03 2016 07:43 AM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
512 games through the first 4 years.
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Benjamin Grimm Jan 03 2016 01:22 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
So the maximum possible now is 836.
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Gwreck Oct 06 2016 05:03 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
572 through 5 seasons. (2012-2016)
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Benjamin Grimm Oct 06 2016 08:01 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
Thanks for remembering! It looks like this poll is going to make it after all!
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Nymr83 Jan 06 2017 05:39 AM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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the poll is - arguably - already over and the result known as the original post indicated he need to play the games under the contract he signed with the Marlins - he has since been released and signed as a free agent - not claimed off waivers which would continue the contract.
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Frayed Knot Jan 06 2017 01:30 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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The only difference between being released-then-resigned vs claimed-on-waivers is who winds up paying what percentage of that contract. The deal is still the deal and he's still getting paid based on it. IOW, it's the time frame here which is the important part rather than the accounting particulars.
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smg58 Jan 06 2017 09:43 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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If he plays 101 games for the Mets this season, he will have played more games for the Mets than he did for the Marlins.
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Gwreck Oct 17 2017 03:58 AM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
Final totals:
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Vic Sage Oct 18 2017 06:48 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
i said 720. What do i win?
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Benjamin Grimm Oct 18 2017 08:06 PM Re: Jose Reyes six-year prediction poll |
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