Yoshinobu Yamamoto reportedly agrees to join Dodgers on record 12-year, $325 million

[edtiques]

https://sports.yahoo.com/yoshinobu-y...041846597.html

[seanofjapan]

Man, first Ohtani and now Yamamoto? Dodgers are on a signing roll.

12 year contract for a pitcher is kind of odd.

[edtiques]

Originally Posted by seanofjapan

Man, first Ohtani and now Yamamoto? Dodgers are on a signing roll.

12 year contract for a pitcher is kind of odd.

The Dodgers are putting together an All-Star team. Meanwhile, my favorite team, the Red Sox, have added their targets Tyler O'Neil and Cooper Criswell. I have that feeling it's going to be a long, losing year again.

[jayshum]

Hard to believe they signed him for 12 years, although since the money is around was people were guessing, the long length helps decrease the average value that is used toward the luxury tax. Considering he's used to pitching once a week and is around the same size as Tim Lincecum, it will be interesting to see how he does when he has to pitch every fifth day and how long he lasts. Lincecum was 28 when he fell apart.

[jingram058]

Hope they both blow up in the Dodgers' face. Tell me again about all the World Series championships the Angels won with Trout and Ohtani.

[BobbyStrawberry]

Originally Posted by jingram058

Hope they both blow up in the Dodgers' face. Tell me again about all the World Series championships the Angels won with Trout and Ohtani.

Unlike the Angels, the Dodgers have other good players, though...