“I mentally have a memory void of last winter,” Scott Boras joked this past July, when he was asked how he saw the 2018-19 offseason playing out following what he and his clients in the free agent market experienced the previous winter.
“You have to bring me back psychologically,” Boras laughed.
“Low prices,” a reporter said, trying to trigger a repressed memory of what was a long and frustratingly slow Hot Stove season for free agents.
“The component of every market place is demand and ability to pay,” the super-agent said, “and the game is at extraordinary economic levels.