Reply to "San Diego Padres: where careers go to die"

PABaseball10,000+ posts

@TPM posted:
I have a very good friend who is, now was, a die hard Nats fan. He said giving up Soto was the last straw, no more purchase of season tickets.
Lot of unhappy folks out there.

The last straw? They're two years removed from a World Series. Fans are pretty wild sometimes

I can understand frustration but they just got a pretty big return for a player producing career lows in every category.

After seeing the way big contracts have gone in recent memory I think we might be seeing the death of the mega deal and see more GMs following the Braves/Whitesox method.

8/20/222:13 PM

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