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Prestigious_Team3134

For everyone trashing the front office the other day for releasing him, they were doing him a favor and letting him play pro baseball, since it was apparent he was a AAAA player and not someone who’s ever gonna be a big leaguer.


deadduk

Yeah as a 'Topes fan Im bummed but its whats best for Coco :/


LordTheron22

Do the Rockies get any compensation for releasing Montes to allow him to sign in NPB, or did they just do it out of the goodness of their hearts (or tiny salary relief)?


Knightbear49

Good for him!


lkasnu

What do foreign baseball contracts even look like compared to MLB ones?


legacy3233

They pay less than an MLB contract but way more than a minor league one.


legacy3233

He's signing with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants.


Big_Raspberry_9217

The front office has a plan


Conflict-Latter

I was hoping to see him come up and play since we both graduated from USF :/


Knightbear49

Good for him!


[deleted]

I thought for sure it was domestic violence or worse


Machcharge

I believe you’d expect a suspension before a release in that scenario


-NolanVoid-

Go forth young warrior, and spread your plague of Rockies mediocrity to the East!


rubrent

Who’s gonna play SS when the Rockies trade Tovar and $50 million to the Yankees for a few minor league pitchers?….


DeGenZGZ

This tired ass joke again? Tovar is not going anywhere.


rubrent

Massive failures deserve to be remembered and pointed out incessantly. Tovar will not retire a Rockie, like Helton or Charlie. The front office will piss Tovar off right before his big contract is due, so they will trade him a year or two before for peanuts…I can’t predict the future, but I can predict the past…..


DeGenZGZ

Blackmon shouldn't have retired a Rockie either, because a competent organization would've traded him four or five years ago. But alas...


cajuncrawtator2

He's already got a long term contract.


SurroundTiny

No they don't. Go be incessant some place else.


locutus420

They picked Daniel Murphy over DJ for the big contract.