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Title: Cubs Arbitration and Contracts
Post by: peyton_46 on November 26, 2015, 10:56:41 AM

The Cubs ask to extend:
OF Michael Brantley
OF Brandon Guyer

(I see the Calendar says I'm late on this, but I ask for some leniency. As a new owner, I didn't even think about a deadline for extensions and arbitration until looking around the site today. My apologies. Given the state of my franchise, it'd be crippling not to be awarded the Brantley extension especially. Thanks.)

The Cubs request arbitration for:
RP Zach McAllister
SP Vance Worley

The Cubs decline arbitration for:
RP Alexi Ogando
SP Kyle Drabek
RP Casey Coleman
RP Rafael Dolis
RP Alberto Cabrera
OF Tony Campana
OF Michael Ratterree
1B Hunter Morris

Title: Re: Cubs Arbitration and Contracts
Post by: chriscvc on November 27, 2015, 09:54:05 AM

There are a few things wrong with your post here.

Brantley/Guyer still have 1 year of ARB, so no extension needed but you do need to confirm arb is given to them.
Archie Bradley, Eddie Butler, Brad Boxberger, Luis Flores, Kyle Skipworth, Arismendy Alcantara, Junior Lake, Matt Szczur are all in ARB and are not addressed in your post above.
McAllister's cost is $520,400
Worley's cost is $2,450,000

Please address these before I can process.

Title: Re: Cubs Arbitration and Contracts
Post by: peyton_46 on November 30, 2015, 12:10:16 AM

OK, I obviously misinterpreted the rules here (or, better yet, the service time). Sorry about that.

1.) Yes, arbitration for Brantley and Guyer.

2.) Yes, arbitration for Bradley, Butler, Boxberger, Alcantara, Lake and Szczur.

3.) No arbitration for Flores and Skipworth.

4.) I am good with requesting arbitration on McAllister.

5.) Now that I actually know the dollar value, I actually request to decline arbitration on Worley. Sorry about that.


OK, obviously I have some learning when it comes to the rules and arbitration values. My apologies for not being correct in my knowledge here; I'm still learning, I guess. Thanks for the patience.

-Peyton

Title: Re: Cubs Arbitration and Contracts
Post by: chriscvc on November 30, 2015, 08:50:25 AM

If you need any help in figuring out what went wrong, feel free to message me.

Processed