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White Sox, Erick Fedde Agree To Two-Year Contract

By Anthony Franco | December 5, 2023 at 6:40pm CDT

The White Sox are in agreement with right-hander Erick Fedde on a two-year, $15MM contract, reports Jeff Passan of ESPN (X link). The deal is pending a physical. MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reported last night that Fedde, a client of the Boras Corporation, was nearing a two-year pact and named the White Sox and Mets as finalists.

Fedde returns to the majors after one season in South Korea. He’d signed a one-year, $1MM pact with the KBO’s NC Dinos last December. A few weeks earlier, Fedde had been non-tendered by the Nationals, with whom he’d spent his entire pro career up to that point. Within 12 months, he has dramatically raised his profile.

The 30-year-old righty turned in an excellent season for the Dinos. He pitched to a 2.00 ERA in 180 1/3 innings covering 30 starts. He struck out an excellent 29.5% of batters faced while walking under 5% of opposing hitters. As a result of that dominant showing, he was named the KBO’s Most Valuable Player.

Before his move to Korea, Fedde had a fairly nondescript run in Washington. The 6’4″ hurler was a first round draft choice in 2014. He received some Top 100 prospect attention as a potentially quick-moving college starter. Fedde got to the majors midway through the 2017 season but didn’t solidify himself in the rotation for a few years. He spent time on the injured list with shoulder inflammation during the 2018 campaign and bounced between the nation’s capital and Triple-A in ’19.

Fedde carved out a spot in the Nats rotation during the shortened 2020 campaign. He’d hold that role for the next three seasons, combining to log 310 2/3 innings over 67 appearances. The results weren’t great, as he posted a 5.42 ERA with a middling 18.1% strikeout rate. Rather than meet a projected $3.6MM arbitration salary last offseason, Washington moved on.

While surely a tough pill to swallow at the time, Fedde has come out ahead following the non-tender. This past August, he told the Washington Post’s Jesse Dougherty that he’d developed more horizontal action on his slider and tweaked the grip on his changeup as part of an overhauled approach in the pitching lab.

Between the repertoire adjustments and the dominance in a hitter-friendly KBO, Fedde secured the largest guarantee for a former affiliated pitcher returning from Korea. Each of Josh Lindblom, Merrill Kelly and Chris Flexen landed multi-year guarantees. Fedde is the first to cross the $10MM threshold, doing so rather handily.

The $7.5MM average annual value is a strong deal for the righty, although it could still turn out to be solid value for the Sox if Fedde can turn in league average results in the majors. Chicago is in desperate need of starting pitching. Dylan Cease had been the only pitcher on the roster who was clearly assured of a rotation spot and he’s widely expected to be traded. Fedde is almost certain to get a spot in the starting five, while Michael Kopech and trade pickup Michael Soroka have a decent chance at rotation roles. Jared Shuster, Jesse Scholtens and Touki Toussaint are also in the mix.

That’s still a lackluster group, particularly if the Sox wind up moving Cease. First-year general manager Chris Getz and his front office are likely to continue searching for starting pitching. The specific breakdown of Fedde’s contract has yet to be reported. If it’s distributed evenly, a $7.5MM salary would bring the Sox’s projected payroll (courtesy of Roster Resource) around $144MM. Getz has already suggested they’re not planning to approach their franchise-record spending mark, which topped $193MM, but they’re still more than $35MM shy of this year’s approximate $181MM Opening Day figure.

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  1. User 401527550

    2 years ago

    That’s good news.

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    • Ma4170

      2 years ago

      No fedde to mets… now i can sleep at night

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      • padam

        2 years ago

        Couldn’t believe the Mets were considering him.

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    • User 3044878754

      2 years ago

      Guardians 1st runner up, but won the draft lottery

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    • KCMOWHOA

      2 years ago

      Royals should’ve been on this guy. We need players like this that we can pay a little extra to or offer an extra season on and hope for the best. 3 years or extra 1-2 mil AAV probably would’ve gotten it done

      Reply
  2. LFGMets (Metsin7) #ConsistentlyBannedBaseballExpert

    2 years ago

    Thank god

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    • Trotski

      2 years ago

      Maybe the Mets offered the more reasonable 2/$10 and the Sox REALLLY wanted him and went to 2/$15.

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  3. steelerbravenation

    2 years ago

    No trade Cease to the Braves damn it !!!

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    • dpsmith22

      2 years ago

      He is going somewhere

      Reply
  4. 10centBeerNight

    2 years ago

    Will the Long Island Loudmouths be relieved or will they rage out? Watch this space to find out:

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    • brooklyn62

      2 years ago

      Dude…rage!

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    • 86mets

      2 years ago

      Trust me, no one Mets fan is shedding a tear over losing a AAAA pitcher to the ChiSox. Big sigh of relief actually.

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      • brooklyn62

        2 years ago

        I was being sarcastic!

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        • 10centBeerNight

          2 years ago

          100%. There are better rolls of the dice for NYM back end available than Fedde.

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    • NMK 2

      2 years ago

      If Fedde really did reinvent himself as a solid reliever, I’m disappointed we missed out. That said, the off-season is young and lots of talent is still available.

      Haven’t checked the farm lately if we have any bullpen talent nearing a callup. Do know some backend starters are close, but shifting them to relievers is a loss in value, unless they become elite closers.

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      • BaseballisLife

        2 years ago

        He was a starter in Korea.

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      • Ma4170

        2 years ago

        @NMK for the mets? Not really, though if they transition Ziegler to RP he has potential. Nasty stuff and i feel profiles better as RP

        Reply
      • Blue Baron

        2 years ago

        I wonder if Butto might be a good reliever or swingman a la Trevor Williams.

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      • NewOrleansSaintsFan

        2 years ago

        Starter in KBO and also won MVP this year there. I think its a great signing for White Sox

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      • SCOTTG3

        2 years ago

        180ip ain’t a reliever.

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    • Roll

      2 years ago

      something tells me someone already partook of 10 cent beer night.

      Reply
  5. SweetBabyRayKingsThickThighs

    2 years ago

    Sox opening day starter

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    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      Ace of the staff with Cease all but gone.

      Reply
      • NewOrleansSaintsFan

        2 years ago

        Cease no going any where, sorry to burst bubble

        1
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  6. Catuli Carl

    2 years ago

    Finally. The first big domino has fallen. Now Ohtani can get a sense of what his market looks like.

    36
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    • brooklyn62

      2 years ago

      LOL…good one!

      3
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    • Roll

      2 years ago

      not until Cookie signs. Cant afford to sign ohtani if you sign carrasco.

      1
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      • Dumpster Divin Theo

        2 years ago

        Cookie Rojas? Though he retired

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        • AHH-Rox

          2 years ago

          Maybe Aaron Cook. Also retired.

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  7. Chibird3327

    2 years ago

    Wow we needed pitching
    Good signing Chris

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    • stymeedone

      2 years ago

      Low cost move. Should at least get innings out of the guy, maybe more. Leaves money for other needs. At worst he’s the #5 for less than Lynn or Lyles.

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      • CityofChampions

        2 years ago

        At worst he pitches like the AAA depth starter on the White Sox but it doesn’t really hurt them too much to try.

        It’s heavy for a rebound candidate and the White Sox aren’t the gold standard for talent evaluation but there’s some upside.

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    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      Chibirds: For Getz, this is like signing Ohtani.

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  8. Joel P

    2 years ago

    Why?

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    • stymeedone

      2 years ago

      Because!

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  9. rynoresumes

    2 years ago

    what a hell of a deal. I would have signed this guy for way more than that. psyche!!!!! are the whitesox building a team that expects to break the losses record? This guy has been AAAA material and they sign this guy for what reason? this is not dumpster diving, this is chernobyl diving.

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    • NewOrleansSaintsFan

      2 years ago

      At very least Sox didn’t resign Lynn & AAAA pitcher Giolito show that shuts down anothet year for Sox …Thank Gawd

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  10. CaseyAbell

    2 years ago

    One good year in Korea gets you $15,000,000. Yippie-yi-yay.

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    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      rynoresumes: Since the Sox are a AAA team, a AAAA pitcher is looking pretty good.

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      • Dumpster Divin Theo

        2 years ago

        Blah blah blurb White Sox

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  11. RandorBierd

    2 years ago

    This guy has been horrific. What reason could there be to pay above the league minimum for that kind of return?

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    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      Way over the Sox cap by more than double. Even if he still isn’t good, he’ll probably look like HOFer on a mess like the WS.

      Reply
      • Dumpster Divin Theo

        2 years ago

        Blah blah blah White Sox

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    • GooseGoslinGuy

      2 years ago

      Fedde was more than exasperating. Hard to believe being in Korea brought him a mojo transplant. $15M for Erick Fedde? I’m going to assume hitters in KBO aren’t near as good as MLB, which means this is strictly a wait-and-see proposition. So he’s magically gotten his slider to move horizontally? (Where can I see footage of that?) For now, good luck, Erick, and way to grab a nice salary windfall. He went 20-6 in KBO, with metrics that would make Gerrit Cole jealous. Turns 31 in February also.

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  12. RobM

    2 years ago

    Did this guy make significant changes from when he last pitched in MLB? I hope so. For White Sox fans.

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    • foppert1

      2 years ago

      I believe so. Can’t remember the specifics in the first article, but I think he added a pitch and changed the mix. Good on him. $15m is a good reward.

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      • RobM

        2 years ago

        There are recent examples of MLB pitchers struggling here, going to Asia, and returning improved.

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    • NYMETSHEA

      2 years ago

      Read that his slider has more horizontal action and he changed/altered his change up grip

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  13. hyraxwithaflamethrower

    2 years ago

    More than I thought he’d get. Sox must put a lot of stock in that KBO MVP.

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    • Dumpster Divin Theo

      2 years ago

      For what they were throwing away on the likes of Bummer, Kelly and Graveman much to like here. That’s how to construct a staff.

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  14. CityofChampions

    2 years ago

    Pretty heavy for a rebound candidate from the KBO.

    I bet quite a few pitchers are trying to get their teams permission to go overseas instead of riding the shuttle right now.

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    • acoss13

      2 years ago

      The shuttle bus doesn’t get you a chance to rebound in the KBO and potentially land a nice chunk of change when going back to the States. I don’t blame them for going overseas.

      Reply
  15. Tom the ray fan

    2 years ago

    2 year deal at SEVENTEEN THIRTY-EIGHT million

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  16. whyhayzee

    2 years ago

    I guess he thinks he can do better on the White Sox than on the Mets? Or something. Because I would go where you have the best chance of success, not necessarily the highest bidder.

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    • CityofChampions

      2 years ago

      This is more money than he’s made in his professional career. Enough to retire on. I would’ve signed on the south side.

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      • CityofChampions

        2 years ago

        2.5x what he’s made in has career. You could go to the Rays but your arm might also fall off there.

        It’s a different story for me if you’re a Lance Lynn and you’ve already banked a fortune

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        • Dumpster Divin Theo

          2 years ago

          Or if you’re Lance Lynn and all that bank went in to your tummy

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    • NYMETSHEA

      2 years ago

      Think the Mets were outbid for his services. Bet Mets did not want to deviate from 2 @ 10 million total area

      Reply
    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      whyhayzee: The difference is, the Mets would probably use him as a back-end starter or in the bullpen. With the Sox, he’ll be their #1 SP.

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  17. Logjammer D"Baggagecling

    2 years ago

    I don’t know anything about Erick with an unnecessary k at the end of his name but I guess this will be Leo Getz brothers biggest signing this winter

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    • NewOrleansSaintsFan

      2 years ago

      Im sure he didn’t have much say about that unneccessary K to his name. You are like the most on here by cherry picking every thing about players just to get your post seen. WEAK WEAK

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      • Logjammer D"Baggagecling

        2 years ago

        I really don’t care. I just like to quote movies when I get a chance. White Sox GM is Chris Getz. Leo Getz is a character from Lethal Weapon 2.

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  18. BaseballisLife

    2 years ago

    That is nearly twice what I thought he would get.

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  19. Dmac141414

    2 years ago

    Don’t sleep on Fedde. Sure he’s not the best known name out there, but he sometimes showed signs of brilliance with the Nats… but that was followed up by a terrible outing or two. Watch out if he puts it all together

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    • Veejh

      2 years ago

      He doesn’t have a MLB put away pitch, that’s what he’s always lacked. Maybe some Kung Fu ninja taught him something, but I’m expecting more of the same Fedde. *shrugs*

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    • GooseGoslinGuy

      2 years ago

      Some good outings. I’m hard-pressed to remember brilliance exactly. He labored a lot. His fastball tops out at 93 and he threw it 5% less in ’23, throwing more sliders and changeups instead. The proof will be in the pudding.

      Reply
  20. SupremeZeus

    2 years ago

    Hat tip to Boras on this K.

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  21. NoNeckWilliams

    2 years ago

    They’ll trade him at the deadline for a great prospect… which means $4 million for a top 5 starter next season.

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  22. runningwithnailclippers

    2 years ago

    So basically he is a $15 million dollar gamble? He wasn’t that good before, so did he suddenly find basebal Jesus in Korea or something?

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    • NewOrleansSaintsFan

      2 years ago

      MAYBE as far as you know

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    • Slow day at work

      2 years ago

      Slider Jesus

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  23. Camden453

    2 years ago

    Let me guess. The Mets were never in on Fedde, his agent planted a fake story, the White Sox fell for it, and gave him 5 more million

    2
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    • revolver

      2 years ago

      Lol. Pretty much.

      Reply
  24. p0wer0fmyth

    2 years ago

    Typical White Sox move. Looks like a Kenny and Rick move. So why exactly did Getz replace Rick Hahn?

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    • Dumpster Divin Theo

      2 years ago

      Much to likey here. Good track record w former Nat pitchers.

      Reply
    • avenger65

      2 years ago

      myth: Because Hahn was Reinsdorf’s scapegoat. jr cut Hahn’s budget, leaving him with virtually no room to sign quality players. Hahn, the architect of the Sox’ last rebuild which was a success, was let go in favor of someone who has no idea what he’s doing but will lick jr’s boots and is happy with his master spending even less for 2024.

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      • IronBallsMcGinty

        2 years ago

        Hahns rebuild was a success??? Three different managers and two brief playoff appearances suggest otherwise.

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  25. cguy

    2 years ago

    The price of pitching is going up. Yamamoto, Snell, Montgomery, Suarez, etc. all going to get more than was originally estimated.

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    • CityofChampions

      2 years ago

      I’d be cautious saying that bottom of the market deals really push up the very top of the market.

      There’s less overlap in the teams that are signing guys like Fedde and also interested in signing Snell. I don’t think this will impact the top that much.

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      • avenger65

        2 years ago

        Teams are waiting for Ohtani to sign. Then the “losers” can go after Snell, Yamamoto, etc. Ohtani’s signing will set the rest of the market.

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  26. Robrock30

    2 years ago

    Mets are bridesmaids once again Lol Mets

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  27. Brick House Coffee Tables Inc

    2 years ago

    $15M seems like an overpay. Is he really going to be that much better than Marco Gonzalez, who they could take on from the Braves for a box of Jim’s bone-in pork chop sandwiches and a case of Faygo.

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  28. DonCarl97

    2 years ago

    Well I guess team USA has lost a potential starter for the Premier 12 .
    15 million guaranteed is a bit overpaid in my opinion, 10 would’ve been good or 15 for 3 years…
    We’ll see how this turns out

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  29. DarkSide830

    2 years ago

    $7.5 per with that MLB track record. He better be much closer to Merrill Kelly then Josh Lindblom for that bread.

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    • DonCarl97

      2 years ago

      He could either be Merrill Kelly or Lindblom, although Lindblom had better numbers than Kelly in KBO.
      Kelly has been very good the last two years, I like him.
      Fedde has had already experience in the MLB, so we’ll see how it goes

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    • DonCarl97

      2 years ago

      I mean, if he got this amount, how much could potentially Bauer get?
      The only question mark would be if any team would sign him, but Bauer could be a great addition to Marlins, D’backs and even the Twins

      Reply
  30. Dumpster Divin Theo

    2 years ago

    From Dinos to Dino-mite!!!! JJ Walker, your table is ready

    Reply
  31. Birdieman2

    2 years ago

    Hope that’s not $15M down the drain. 1 good year in South Korea?

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    • Whifff

      2 years ago

      With all the holes in their rotation, sure why not. No problem with this move.

      Reply
  32. Southside Hitman

    2 years ago

    Now go get Trevor Bauer.

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    • Veejh

      2 years ago

      I think he’s the steal of the offseason.

      Reply
    • GooseGoslinGuy

      2 years ago

      Trevor Bauer is officially innocent. I wish the Nats would sign him.

      Reply
  33. MarlinsFanBase

    2 years ago

    Hey, the Mets made a good move!

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    • SeeUonTheUlnarSide

      2 years ago

      I’ll polish that MVP trophy for Vidal Brujan’s acceptance ceremony…..

      Go A’S East!!!

      Reply
      • MarlinsFanBase

        2 years ago

        I’m not sure what this response is about. I was actually complimenting the Mets and criticizing the White Sox.

        Did you want the Mets to sign this guy?

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        • SeeUonTheUlnarSide

          2 years ago

          When 80% of your responses are digs at the Mets, it’s easy to read text with a sarcastic tone.

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        • MarlinsFanBase

          2 years ago

          Yet, you got it wrong. Unless you really wanted the Mets to sign this guy. Did you?

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        • SeeUonTheUlnarSide

          2 years ago

          Not for $30 million total (including the threshold tax).

          Reply
  34. gwynnpadreshof2007

    2 years ago

    Even if he is Merrill Kelly 2.0, that is still a good deal.

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    • highheat

      2 years ago

      Let him have some success before you start entertaining that Merrill Kelly 2.0 tag; Kelly has actually produced results at the MLB level.

      Reply
    • GooseGoslinGuy

      2 years ago

      Kelly spent 4 years in KBO: 48-32, 3.86, with a 1.31 WHIP. His MLB metrics improved after he returned from Korea. Now he’s 35.

      Reply
  35. revolver

    2 years ago

    This is why you never trust the stat line from a NPB player . I wouldn’t be surprised if this guy produces more value than Yamamoto over the course of his contract.

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    • revolver

      2 years ago

      Or KBO

      Reply
  36. Cora the Destroya

    2 years ago

    Is it just me or are his stats rubbish? What is the benefit to this signing?

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    • hyraxwithaflamethrower

      2 years ago

      He revamped his arsenal since he last pitched in the majors. Great results in the KBO. I’m cautiously optimistic, but the price is about right for a #4/5 innings eater.

      Reply
  37. Larry Lambert

    2 years ago

    I hope this doesn’t affect the Sox pursuit of Shohei Ohtani..

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    • User 2952162988

      2 years ago

      Ohtani will be a hitter-only until at least 2025, which pushes the Fedde vs. Ohtani for that last SP spot until next off-season. By then they’ll likely have at least four young aces, so yeah it could be a headache. But it’s one of those “good” problems great teams must deal with.

      Reply
  38. jonb-4

    1 year ago

    when eric fedde would rather pitch for the White Sox you know you got a big problem!

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