Forget about whether the White Sox have offered Manny Machado seven or eight years, all we want to know is if he'll accept and when. Well, we finally have a concrete report on Machado's decision with the White Sox that's coming out of Los Angeles.
Is Machado actually going to take the offer from the White Sox? According to Michael Duarte the answer is yes and it could be this week!
Wait, are you kidding me. "Deal could be announced this week or could still fall through." Great. Thanks for the biggest piece of shit insight, Michael. Hey, at least he'll be correct either way. It seems as though this offseason has broken the brains of baseball reporters because this is the same type of garbage we've been seeing since December. One day the White Sox are considered favorites, the next they're not even being considered. Back and forth with no real information being produced. Right now all we have is Machado's camp trying to drive up the price and the White Sox trying to not out-bid themselves and this little game is being played throughout the media. ESPN's Jeff Passan has reported that the White Sox have offered Machado an eight-year contract, while Hector Gomez added that it's worth $250 million. Meanwhile, every other MLB reporter who's addressed the White Sox and Machado are all saying the team has only offered seven years.
I mean, if you're going by the numbers game here, seems like one side is really concerned about making it known that the offer for Machado is only for seven years. But also, Manny needs to get his agent more cellphone numbers if he really wants to drive up his market.
The truth? Who knows. Maybe it's somewhere in the middle, but it's pretty easy to speculate that Machado's camp definitely wants a bigger deal from anyone. Or maybe they don't. See, I can be right either way. Little trick I learned from Mikey D.
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