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Rumor is Hunter Renfroe on the block

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PineGroveBully

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Pham will never stay anywhere long, his attitude rubs on a locker room after a cpl years. I know a team in the shadow of an arch that could use an OF with pop.
 
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PineGroveBully

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Oh no doubt, he plays with an intensity that few players are able to corral. Great gap to gap power, plus arm, plus glove. He’s a borderline allstar.

Not that there’s anything wrong with how he approaches the game. But if the clubhouse isn’t run by grownups then that intensity seems to really rub on players, especially when he feels he’s getting disrespected . He has a massive chip on his shoulder. When he is able to harness all that anger he’s a player. But about 3 years is all most clubhouses can stand before things come to a head.
 
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CookieMonster.sixpack

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Blake Snell. Rays pitcher, with all time comment on online. He said, “So we trade Pham for Renfroe and some slap dick prospect?” Guess he’s not a fan.
 
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msstate7

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CookieMonster said:
Blake Snell. Rays pitcher, with all time comment on online. He said, “So we trade Pham for Renfroe and some slap dick prospect?” Guess he’s not a fan.
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He should just pitch, which he's very good at, and shut up. The rays vs the padres is a pretty big mismatch when it comes to front office intelligence. I'll be very surprised if this trade isn't won by the rays
 
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jdbulldog

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This is not a surprise. I am hoping Hunter can make some really big $ in the AL. He will continue to improve as he moves into some prime years. No question he has the power. Can he stay healthy? Can he improve his BA? I am pulling for him.
 
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WutheringDawg

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Well google tells me that Florida has no personal income tax. Also a Tampa dollar has to go farther than a San Diego dollar. he’s projected to get a little north of 3mil in arbitration this year, made 580k in 2019. Google says that would have been taxed 12% at the state level.
 
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Thanks for the help

Can you google California income tax, also google how that is affected by working in California vs on the road? Can you google his current compensation package and how that works in relation to taxes if almost half of his work happens outside of the state? If his home residence is in some state besides California while employeed in California, how was that affected and how will it now be affected by working part time in FL? Just some stuff I was curious about. ‘Preciatecha
 
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patdog

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He'll pay state (and in some cases city) income taxes in the state/city he is working in each day of the preseason and season. With the Padres, he would also be taxed in CA on his entire compensation, but get a credit for taxes paid to other states. His home residence would have been CA, since he lived there more than 6 months out of the year. With the Rays, obviously, there's no state income tax for him to pay in FL, but he'll still have to pay in all the other states he worked in while on the road. I've actually prepared an NBA players tax return and I can tell you it's a pain in the ***, but the league does a good job of providing all the information you need to allocate the income by state (and city, if applicable).
 
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