K ꓘ 119 - Surprising Ottoneu Arbitration Recipients
Keep or Kut - Pete (@PeteBBaseball) and Chad (@chadyoung) dive into Ottoneu arbitration. They go through the three leagues they compete against each other and look at who has received arbitration allocations that they wouldn't have expected. From prospects being hit too early in their careers to pitchers and the additional risk they carry, there are some good lessons about how to allocate your arbitration, as well.
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Timestamps
6:25 - Starting with the Podcasters League (1443), we are looking at Cole Ragans
15:15 - CJ Abrams had a bigger breakout than Chad realized.
20:09 - Are we ready to push up the salary on Elly de la Cruz?
31:45 - Moving to the Keep or Kut listeners league (1372) and feeling good about Triston Casas.
35:43 - But not as good about Jackson Holliday getting $6.
48:10 - Finishing up with the FanGraphs Staff League (13) which had fewer surprises but did feature some pitchers - Pablo López, George Kirby, Kyle Bradish - getting pushed
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