The ice cream place I mentioned yesterday? Where I ate too much ice cream the night before? Yeah, we went again last night. Probably going again tonight. This is why it’s good I rarely go on vacation.
As expected, by way of the rumors of mutual interest and simple geography, the Dodgers have reportedly gotten their in-person meeting with Roki Sasaki. He was meeting with teams in Los Angeles, so this seemed like it was barely worth reporting – we know he’s meeting with the Dodgers, too. Probably seeing their facilities and doing the whole home tour, too. It doesn’t escape my notice that the Dodgers are the sixth team reported to have an in-person meeting (after the Yankees, Mets, Cubs, Giants, and Rangers, in approximately that order), and it makes me wonder about that ordering. Not so much “saving the best for last” – the Padres are going to be in there somewhere, too – but perhaps saving his presumptive favorite for last so that he can compare what they say against what he’s already heard. It’s certainly the way I would order things if I were having to chose from among a number of job offers that couldn’t differentiate on money. That, in turn, doesn’t mean Sasaki will definitely pick the Dodgers (or Padres), but it doesn’t do anything to make me think there’s been some surprising twist in this process. Indeed, until and unless we hear about him actually coming to Chicago (or I guess going to their facilities in Arizona?), I can’t let myself believe the Cubs have more than a 1% shot. Reminder: Roki Sasaki cannot officially sign until January 15 (when the IFA period opens), and must sign by January 23 (when his posting period expires). So if we’re going to hear about a winnowing of teams and the “finalists” and what-not, it’d probably be coming pretty soon. Corbin Burnes potentially could’ve gotten a bigger top-line number than the $210 million he got from the Diamondbacks:The Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays are two of the teams who were talking franchise-record contracts t.co/UuGV32Eyym
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