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Yardbarker · Nov 4, 2015

Three MLB free agents who are likely due to get overpaid

Daniel Murphy's prowess at the plate over the bulk of the postseason likely will earn him a huge free agency payday.We are about to enter the free agent frenzy that is the MLB offseason. Hundreds of millions (and probably into the billions) of dollars will be thrown around, players will join new teams, and fans will react in excitement or agony with the new pieces their club has acquired. It’s not all positive, however, as under the pressure of adding players, general managers can throw around ridiculous money and overpay players badly.

Here are three players who could get overpaid this offseason.

Daniel Murphy

Murphy’s going to get serious money. The question is – how much?

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