All eyes have been on Willy Adames since he signed a record-setting contract with the San Francisco Giants in the off-season.
Typically, when you shell out for something you’d like to see results back-up the decision you made — preferably sooner rather than later. No one buys a lawn mower anticipating that it will need a month to limber up before it starts functioning properly. Free Agency isn’t a trip to the hardware store. The dynamics of buyer-and-product is a little more convoluted. That messy human element requires patience, an understanding that a baseball contract is an investment, a relationship even.