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The Phillies and Nationals have agreed to a deal:
Philly gets:
CI Howard, Ryan, $18m (2014)
WAS pays 8.5 in 2013
SP Lannan, John, $2m (2014)
WAS gets:
CI Dunn, Adam, $12.5m (2013)
X-CI Dunn, Adam, Cash Exchanged 2013, $-5.5m in 2013
C Hanigan, Ryan, $5m (2014)
X-C Hanigan, Ryan, Cash exchanged 2013, $-1m in 2013
OF Altherr, Aaron, $0.5m (P-n/a)
OF Kearns, Austin, $0.5m (2013)
I'm happy to bring Howard home to the Phils. I regretted trading him last year. I like him a little more than Dunn. Lannan will help fill out my rotation.
Nats to confirm.
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This trade gives the Nationals a chance to save $12m in 2014, while spreading Howard's salary for this year over several players for this year. Hanigan is a nice pickup for an additional catcher. Altherr & Kearns sweeten the pot.
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The Phillies and Nationals have agreed to a deal:
Philly gets:
CI Howard, Ryan, $18m (2014)
WAS pays 8.5 in 2013
SP Lannan, John, $2m (2014)
WAS gets:
CI Dunn, Adam, $12.5m (2013)
X-CI Dunn, Adam, Cash Exchanged 2013, $-5.5m in 2013
C Hanigan, Ryan, $5m (2014)
X-C Hanigan, Ryan, Cash exchanged 2013, $-1m in 2013
OF Altherr, Aaron, $0.5m (P-n/a)
OF Kearns, Austin, $0.5m (2013)
I'm happy to bring Howard home to the Phils. I regretted trading him last year. I like him a little more than Dunn. Lannan will help fill out my rotation.
Nats to confirm.
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Is WAS paying another 8.5M in 2013? Before the deal, Howard is eating up 10M of cap space on WAS. After the deal, Howard would still be eating up 8.5 of cap space and would put :WAS: way over the cap.
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Is WAS paying another 8.5M in 2013? Before the deal, Howard is eating up 10M of cap space on WAS. After the deal, Howard would still be eating up 8.5 of cap space and would put :WAS: way over the cap.
I was the team paying on Howard so when I get him back the money paid on him goes away. WAS then pays the 8.5m on him.
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I was the team paying on Howard so when I get him back the money paid on him goes away. WAS then pays the 8.5m on him.
Before the deal, WAS is paying 12M for 2 players.
After the deal, WAs is paying 8.5M for Howard, Dunn for 8M, Hannigfan for 4, and 1M for another two specs, for a total of 21.5M.
Please correct me if this math is wrong.
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Before the deal, WAS is paying 12M for 2 players.
After the deal, WAs is paying 8.5M for Howard, Dunn for 8M, Hannigfan for 4, and 1M for another two specs, for a total of 21.5M.
Please correct me if this math is wrong.
WAS is only paying on Howard. The money on Dunn and Hanigan is coming from me.
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Right. But WAS is still on hook for 7M of Dunn's contract and 4M of Hanigan's deal.
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Right. But WAS is still on hook for 7M of Dunn's contract and 4M of Hanigan's deal.
Correct. Our deal should have come out with WAS taking on .5m in cap from the deal.
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I'm not sure if there was error in the deal. WAS was only supposed to only take on .5m in the deal. I should have only 1.5m in cap after the deal and WAS should not be over the cap.
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Correct. Our deal should have come out with WAS taking on 1m in cap from the deal.
This could only work if WAS isn't paying anything on Howard.
Before the deal, PHI is paying 8M on Howard, 7M on Dunn, 4M on Hanigan and 1M on the specs, for a total of 20M
The deal wipes out the 8M Howard obligation.
PHI ends up paying 9.5M on Howard, and 2M on Lanna for a total of 11.5M.
This is why WAS is over the cap.
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This could only work if WAS isn't paying anything on Howard.
Before the deal, PHI is paying 8M on Howard, 7M on Dunn, 4M on Hanigan and 1M on the specs, for a total of 20M
The deal wipes out the 8M Howard obligation.
PHI ends up paying 9.5M on Howard, and 2M on Lanna for a total of 11.5M.
This is why WAS is over the cap.
Right, WAS pays 7m on Dunn, 4m on Hanigan, and 1m on specs which is 12m. Them paying the 8.5m on Howard makes 11.5m coming my way and 12m going his way.
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Right, WAS pays 7m on Dunn, 4m on Hanigan, and 1m on specs which is 12m. Them paying the 8.5m on Howard makes 11.5m coming my way and 12m going his way.
7M + 4M + 1M + 8.5M = 20M, unless WAS isn't paying the 8.5M in which case it's 7+4+1 = 12M.
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7M + 4M + 1M + 8.5M = 20M, unless WAS isn't paying the 8.5M in which case it's 7+4+1 = 12M.
He was getting 8m in Howard in the beginning.
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He was getting 8m in Howard in the beginning.
He can't just keep 8M of Howard's money. The trades wipes out the 8M obligation.
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He can't just keep 8M of Howard's money. The trades wipes out the 8M obligation.
Ok. We need to modify the trade to where I net .5m. I had 1m in cap before the trade and I should have 1.5m after it.
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I believe the magic number is 1.5M (WAS to take on). I have updated both of your rosters with this number, please post here if you agree.
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I believe the magic number is 1.5M (WAS to take on). I have updated both of your rosters with this number, please post here if you agree.
I agree. Thanks Howe! Sorry about the confusion!
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Agreed.