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EnergizedLib

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4. I hope it works out for him

Reply to True Dough (Original post)

Sun Jul 17, 2022, 03:39 PM

Jul 2022

Man, just think of anything that could go wrong after turning down $440 million. He could get hurt or see his numbers decline. Or even worse, I hope not, his life could end prematurely. Then what kind of help is there for his family?

I'm all for people betting on themselves, but very, very few people can afford to turn down this kind of money, and he turned down money when so many people out there would revel in the tiniest fraction of that.

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Juan Soto rejects $440 million offer from the Nats; trade offers now being considered [View all] True Dough Jul 2022 OP

Idiocracy Rules! Xoan Jul 2022 #1

He wants more. He must think he's worth it. jimfields33 Jul 2022 #2

Nats could get the biggest haul ever for him. Kingofalldems Jul 2022 #3

I hope it works out for him EnergizedLib Jul 2022 #4

Nats will make one final offer. Kingofalldems Jul 2022 #5

Dodgers, Padres and Cardinals rumored to be the front runners to land Soto in trade True Dough Aug 2022 #6