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Episode 501: Stark Talks Lockout
-Interview with Jayson Stark
-No Optimism Around CBA Talks
-Appreciating the 2026 Brewers
-Mets Not Serious About Tarik Skubal?
-Mariners Hire Jason Kanzler As Manager
Watch/Listen: beacons.ai/baseballisdeadpod
Some contract projections for key free agents this winter, via @JonHeyman:
⚾️ Tarik Skubal: $382.5 MM, 7 years
⚾️ Michael King: $90 MM, 3 years, opt out
⚾️ Freddy Peralta: $125 MM, 5 years
⚾️ Randy Arozarena: $100 MM, 4 years
⚾️ Sonny Gray: $58 MM, 2 years
⚾️ Jake Bauers: Accept QO, $23.15 MM
⚾️ Trevor Rogers: $90 MM, 4 years
⚾️ Seiya Suzuki: $90 MM, 4 years
⚾️ Teruaki Sato: $80 MM, 4 years
Some agents are complaining that teams have been slow to make offers to free agents so far 💰
“The feeling is a few teams will be aggressive, though, feeling they can snap up bargains.”
(via @JonHeyman)
Max Scherzer plans to pitch in “lockout games” near his Florida home, which will give him a better idea if he’ll pitch next season 🚨
(via @JonHeyman)
“I don’t have an optimistic bone in my body on this one.” - @jaysonst on MLB’s looming lockout 😬
Baseball Is Dead retweeted
Had so much fun with the guys talking Brewers, what we love about baseball and (not quite as much fun) the lockout.
We had @jaysonst break down what was so special about the Brewers’ World Series run 👏
Albert Pujols is interviewing for the Astros managerial opening this week 👀
His former teammate, Randy Flores, is the new GM in Houston. They were teammates from 2004-2008.
(via @Chandler_Rome)
There has to be someone who still has hope, right? Maybe? No? Not even a little? 💔
kalshi.com/r/BID
It’s officially been 17 years since the Yankees won their last World Series 😳
This is the 2nd-longest drought for the franchise ever. 1903-1922 still ranks #1, which was before the Yankees won any of their 27 rings.
The Mets aren’t viewing their pursuit of Tarik Skubal like they did Juan Soto, via @JonHeyman.
It’s also noted that the Mets feel less confident about landing Skubal than they did about Soto a few years back.










