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Gavin Floyd Close To Signing

By charliewilmoth | December 13, 2013 at 9:01pm CDT

Pitcher Gavin Floyd is close to signing a one-year deal with an unknown team, Eduardo A. Encina of the Baltimore Sun tweets. Encina indicates that that team is not the Orioles, who were known to be interested in Floyd.

Floyd missed most of the 2013 season after having Tommy John surgery in May. In 168 innings with the White Sox in 2012, he posted a 4.29 ERA with 7.7 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9.

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  1. Brent Nault

    9 years ago

    This screams Alex Anthopolous. Jays have always liked Gavin Floyd and I think he would be a solid piece at the end of their rotation.

    Reply
    • brian310

      9 years ago

      Either jays or o’s

      Reply
      • Brent Nault

        9 years ago

        They reported that it wasn’t the O’s

        Reply
    • omavricko

      9 years ago

      Mariners

      Reply
    • BrettLawriesnewesttattoo

      9 years ago

      The Jays aren’t interested in a guy like Floyd this offseason – it doesn’t match up. The Jays don’t give out incentive laden deals and they’re not going to start with a guy like Floyd. If they didn’t do it with JJ, It won’t be Floyd. The financial risk is huge because of the health question mark – in 2014 even a base salary of $5 million wasted on a bust would hurt the jays roster tremendously, given the huge commitments to Buerhle and Reyes and the probably wasted $7.5 going to Romero – he’s their crapshoot in 2014, they don’t need another longshot.

      Reply
    • Jeremy Russell

      9 years ago

      I like Floyd, but it makes no sense for the Jays. Like you said, Floyd is an end of the rotation piece, and the Jays already have enough of those. Happ, Hutchinson, Drabek, Stoman, Rogers, Redmond, Jeffress and McGowan are all pieces that the Jays could use, they dont need Floyd.

      Reply
  2. brian310

    9 years ago

    White Sox 1 year plus option

    Reply
    • Matt Kempf

      9 years ago

      As a white sox fan, I think this makes sense. They won’t compete this year and it would be nice to have a vet in the rotation. Plus, if he’s good, Hann could get something at the deadline

      Reply
      • Rene2331

        9 years ago

        They won’t compete for a couple of more years.

        Reply
    • Sam

      9 years ago

      I think the white sox are looking forward to cutting the ties. His stay there wasn’t nearly as good as they had hoped.

      Reply
  3. Tom_McAllister

    9 years ago

    Shocker. The Orioles miss out on another free agent. I can’t wait for someone else to own this team.

    Reply
    • Brent Nault

      9 years ago

      He isn’t exactly a marquee free agent, but I get your point.

      Reply
  4. alexamato

    9 years ago

    Rumor’s say its the Jays 1 year/5.5 plus incentives and an option for 2015

    Reply
    • Brent Nault

      9 years ago

      Source?

      Reply
      • alexamato

        9 years ago

        Just saw it on twitter.

        Reply
        • es0terik

          9 years ago

          Wanna tell us who tweeted it?

        • Sam

          9 years ago

          It was Jaysfan4evr1

      • theUpdate23

        9 years ago

        Alex Amato is really AA

        Reply
        • Jaysfan724

          9 years ago

          Although in typical AA ninja like fashion, its name could be Alexa Mato…the world may never know.

        • alexamato

          9 years ago

          Maybe its Al Examato
          or even A Lexamato
          Or maybe, like Cher, its Just ALEXAMATO
          you’ll never know haha

        • alexamato

          9 years ago

          haha, i wouldn’t wish that on my enemies!

    • Mil8Ball

      9 years ago

      5.5mil for someone coming off major surgery sounds steep.

      Reply
      • Jaysfan724

        9 years ago

        Yeah that’s what intrigues me…if he had it in May, he won’t be at least ready until May. Even if it is the Jays, it doesn’t exactly fill their holes in the rotation for the time being.

        Reply
    • WillieWildkat

      9 years ago

      Wow, that’s silly money

      Reply
  5. alexamato

    9 years ago

    Wouldn’t shock me if its the BlueJays

    Reply
  6. Brent Nault

    9 years ago

    Not only do I think it is the Jays because they like Floyd and need pitching, but the fact that the team is unknown smells like Alex Anthopolous. He is known to be a bit of a ninja with this kind of stuff.

    Reply
  7. Charlie Boy

    9 years ago

    kinda hope its the Rangers. Cant have enough pitching.

    Reply
  8. Jacob Holton

    9 years ago

    Pretty shocked if the Cubs get him with all their deals today.

    Reply
  9. Tigers72

    9 years ago

    I hope it is the Tigers, put him in the bullpen for depth and possible trade of Scherzer.

    Reply
    • McGlovin

      9 years ago

      I’m confused as a Tiger fan with what the organizations long term plan is with Scherzer. He seems to be the logical SP who should have been dealt in the first place, not Fister.

      Reply
  10. snowbladerp14

    9 years ago

    I love that MLBtraderumors had to point out that it was not the Os as to rub it in the Os face that they arent signing anyone this offseason. although I realize this isnt a marquee signing

    Reply
    • Charlie Wilmoth

      9 years ago

      Actually, Encina, who is a Baltimore writer, pointed it out.

      Reply
  11. NYBravosFan10

    9 years ago

    As a Braves fan I’m highly intrigued…

    Reply
    • migueljablonski

      9 years ago

      yeah me too. Smells kinda Wrenish

      Reply
      • migueljablonski

        9 years ago

        and indeed it is. Braves bound

        Reply
  12. RC23

    9 years ago

    Gavin Floyd signed with somebody!?! The anxiety is killing me.

    Reply
  13. JRC

    9 years ago

    Yankees?

    Reply
  14. Bones

    9 years ago

    This has the looks of a Theo deal. 1 year plus option.

    Reply
  15. Novak

    9 years ago

    Big guy at 6’6”, 235 with #4/5 starter numbers; seems like just the kind of guy Doug Melvin would be all over…

    Reply
    • Benjamin Orr

      9 years ago

      That’s exactly what I was thinking.

      Reply
  16. BrettLawriesnewesttattoo

    9 years ago

    I highly doubt the Blue Jays would sign Gavin Floyd this offseason. AA is looking for at least a mid rotation starter and, after the injury nightmares of 2012-2013, a guy who can stay healthy. Floyd would be a guy to take a huge risk on, and the Jays aren’t looking on high risk with a new starter. My sense based on comments recently is that AA would rather go with their starter depth as is and prove the roster in other ways than take a financial and health risk on a guy like Floyd.

    Reply
    • Jaysfan724

      9 years ago

      I wouldn’t think it would be a financial risk…health, potentially. Wherever he signs you got to assume it will be a low base salary (w/ incentives maybe) this year given he will miss part of the season and a more expensive team option year will be included for him.

      Reply
      • ice_hawk10

        9 years ago

        AA doesn’t do incentives, he said as much a couple years ago

        Reply
  17. John Donovan

    9 years ago

    I was wondering when the Mystery Team would come out of hiding. They have been almost as quiet as the Orioles this offseason.

    Reply
  18. Mark Paraskevas

    9 years ago

    Can he play second base?

    Reply
  19. Sam

    9 years ago

    I bet he stays in the American League Central.

    Reply
  20. Chris Hager

    9 years ago

    Possibly the Rays, in case Price is traded.

    Reply
  21. takahlahtak1

    9 years ago

    Cubs.

    Reply
  22. Batman473

    9 years ago

    It’s probably the Indians. They need a solid #4-5 starter to finish up their rotation. It would make McAllister, Bauer, Carrasco, and Floyd battle out for the last spot. Plus they had good luck with Kazmir last year.

    Reply
  23. Michael

    9 years ago

    Is it me, or is the expression “the team is not the Orioles” on every other post. I just assume it’s not the Orioles regarding pretty much anyone by now.

    Reply
  24. Tyler Brackett

    9 years ago

    maybe the Reds if he is cheaper than arroyo

    Reply
  25. bucsws2014

    9 years ago

    I’m going with the Pirates. They’re the kings of high risk/reward signings. AJ ain’t coming back and Ray Searage told Huntington that God himself can’t fix Edinson Volquez.

    Reply
  26. Vinnie White

    9 years ago

    Would love the Rockies to be in on this as a #5 and push Nicasio to the pen!

    Reply
  27. mike

    9 years ago

    yankees?

    Reply

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