Kevin Gorman

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The Pomp And Joe Show · Kevin Gorman joins to discuss salary cap and Konnor Griffin's future · 24 Feb 2026 podcast

I look at Tamar more as the sign that I took that Brandon Lyle is on a one-year contract, a final year of his contract.

Tamar is really going to probably be a guy that's in the mix to be the starting second baseman next year.

Let me put that out there.

I don't expect the salary cap to be part of the next collective bargaining agreement.

I think it's always the owner's stance from the start is that they want a cap and they want to have a hard cap and a ceiling and then have a floor with it that requires teams like the Pirates to spend more.

I don't see that happening.

So that's the one caveat.

But if there was a cap and if they did it right, you would have something like a Larry Bird role where teams would have an advantage to sign their homegrown guys by being able to give them more money than they can get in the free agent market.

I think that's the one thing.

that I'd be in favor of is for the Pirates having an opportunity to sign a Paul Steens and having an edge and being able to do so.

They'd be able to offer him more money than everybody else and not know that they have to, you know, lose these guys to free agency the moment they draft them.

I mean, Paul Steens, people in Pittsburgh have been fretting about that since he was drafted.

It's like, well, we drafted him for the Yankees.

They're going to get the best Paul Steens years.

I mean, so clearly that's wrong.

Paul schemes was rookie of the year and now unanimous Cy Young award winner.

Enjoy him while you can is my advice, because I think he's going to break the bank.

I mean, if you're seeing guys signed for 30 and $40 million as starting pitchers, I think Paul schemes are going to get $50 million a year.

And I think it's going to be over 10 years because he's going to be, it's still in his twenties when he signs that contract.

So I just don't think that's realistic, but what it could do is it could allow the pirates to, uh,

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