Even less-than-great players often are overpaid in the open market. Exceptions occur, but the great ones generally take a hit only in extraordinary circumstances. A dramatic misreading of the market. A case of collusion by the owners. A national economic crisis.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Cardinals Take Hefty Gamble On Albert Pujols
When it comes to guessing the price of great players in free agency, I always bet the “over.”
Even less-than-great players often are overpaid in the open market. Exceptions occur, but the great ones generally take a hit only in extraordinary circumstances. A dramatic misreading of the market. A case of collusion by the owners. A national economic crisis.
Even less-than-great players often are overpaid in the open market. Exceptions occur, but the great ones generally take a hit only in extraordinary circumstances. A dramatic misreading of the market. A case of collusion by the owners. A national economic crisis.
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