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The Motor Court Company said:
history suggests pitchers of relative small frame (under 6 ft) don't have longevity....if he opts out after year 6 Dodgers will probably dodge a bullet, but would've enjoyed age 25 to 31 seasons before his body start to break down
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It would be a good thing if Yamamoto were to opt out after year 6 because that would mean he's had 6 good years, and hopefully the Dodgers had taken advantage of those 6 years, like if Ohtani and Betts also had good years simultaneously. 😂
 
Walk off Grand slam to join the 40/40 club, and then 6/6, 3 HRs 2 SBs 10RBIs, to start the 51/51 club and his team clinched the playoffs.
Angels sucked so bad that they couldn't make the playoffs with the previous best player and the current best player in baseball.
 
Ready2Downsize said:
He will probably want a long contract but beware......... he is injury prone from even before he came to the U.S. and money is not the end all for him or he never would have signed with the Angels.
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Looking back - he's worth it even injured this year and hasn't pitched.
 
His stats in yesterday's game was insane. It's too bad he wasn't able to stretch that double into a triple. Imagine hitting a cycle while getting 50/50, not to mention 3 HRs and 2 SBs in the same game.
 
Back in the World Series! I was nervous after losing game 5 since I knew game 6 was going to be a bullpen game. Thankfully, the bats stepped up and stepped up early. Could have been bad had the Dodgers not score 4 in the 3rd inning and let the Mets tie up in the 4th.

Tommy Edman was the best acquisition at the trade deadline. And getting Teoscar Hernández in the off season was a great move too.
 
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