As has long been the case, the organization has made a surprising mix of players in the outfield. one wonders whether Martinez would lose his spot if Crisp is brought in. They tried so hard to cover for the loss of Brantley, but that was a hell of a task, however, Crisp will deepen the mix and provide another bat in the postseason.

Their main consideration is to give veterans some time on the pitch while letting younger players play as well. Hynes has been a popular target at times, but still has only limited time in the majors, he didn’t impress enough to be called-up by the Blue Jays or the Indians.

The swap:

In total, the Indians will pay around $500K of the price for Crisp as some sources say. Cleveland will receive $1,673,497 in cash from Oakland in the deal. Crisp has $2 million remaining in his contract, so he will not get the bulk unless he finishes what is left in his contract or otherwise deducted.

It isn’t clear who will pay the $750K buyout of this $13 million option. The Indians and Athletics have announced a deal that sends veteran Coco Crisp to Cleveland in exchange for Colt Hynes. It is shown that a deal was nearing and that Crisp had waived his no-trade fees, it is reported that the swap is finalized.

The mansion:

Pro athletes are known to have quite the salary over recent decades, but sometimes you need to see to be sure. Coco Crisp, earned more than $60 million over his 15 years in the game. He is currently listing his Rancho Mirage estate for almost $10 million. The mansion is 17,900-square-foot, he bought it for $7 million, it has five-bedrooms, an elevator, a swimming pool with built-in dining table and a tennis court, once you see the photos of the house, and you will momentarily want to jump in the pool or roll on the grass.