2020 Market Breakdown | Salary Arbitration with Agent Rachel Luba

Let's break down the 2020 1st time salary arb-eligible SP Market for my *fake client* Mason Saunders.

In Part 3 of this Series, we'll look at how Mason Compares amongst his class of 1st time salary arb-eligible starting pitchers this offseason.

I'll walk you through a broad view of how I would separate out this market and the key characteristics that distinguish various parts of the 2020 1st time SP class.
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Of course Mason Saunders is rocking some killer flow.

[SINW]

This is fantastic content. Around the 11 minute mark you mention how first to settle is an important piece of the particular stratification in which your client resides and that amount will be used as a bench mark with the others in the group. Is there anything from a rules and regulations perspective that prevents you, Jack and Walker's agent from discussing what is the amount you are all comfortable with as the first to settle amount?

I am not sure if this allowed or not, but I would assume this would be important to those representing client's who do fit into prior data sets.

Really looking forward to this content!!

[billloski]

Luba, what would happen if a MLB player wanted to choose where they wanted to go based on their terms and not their agents? Please respond

[mitchwilson]

opp avg, BB/9, K/9 hould be taken into heavy consideration as well.