Which team is for you *poll*

[nymetsrule]

If you were an MLB pitcher would you go to either:

A) A team in your home town. (but in this instance, they don't have the best pen or offense or give you the most money.)
B) A team with the best bullpen in the league
C) A team with the best offense in the league
D) The team offering the most money
E) Your favorite team as a child (but in this instance, they don't have the best pen or offense or give you the most money.)

You cannot combine the choices, you can only pick one.

[nirvana235]

Money.

/Thread

[Pinstripe power]

bestc chance to win. har dot say since the best offense and best bull pen options don't say anything about the rest of the pitching staff.

[jej]

Yah I would have picked best team overall probably.

[GrumpyOldMan]

Show me the money.

[abe_froman]

depends what point in my career i am at but most likely it comes down to most money or best team.how far apart money wise is the best team and team offering me the most? how bad is the team offering me the most? as it a combination between money and chance to win,and not just only one overriding factor

[burgh_fan66]

Also how big of a difference in money are we talking here. I mean if I'm a solid middle of the rotation starter and a contending team offers me 9 million per season and a non competitive team offers me 10 million a year I'll probably lean towards the contending team. However if the amount I get per year from the non-contending team is around 12-13 million then my decision gets a little harder.

[Iansnightout]

Personally I'd say home team.

I don't think many people would turn down the money though.

[Fly]

$$$

[MetsFanatic19]

For me, it's gotta be hometown. Close to home (assuming I still live there), friends and family can see me play often, and they'remost likely my favorite team.

After that, I want to win. I've been on plenty of winning teams and losing teams, and if I've learned one thing, it's that losing flat out sucks.

[Dodgerbluemmm24]

It all depends.

Money can a be a factor, but the teams chances of winning plays a large part. Playing on a winning team with less money would be better than playing for a last place team that offered more. Location too. I'd rather play in LA, San Francisco and New York than Cleveland. (sorry Cleveland)

[Yankees90.]

Born in North Central Bronx. Did some growing up in Staten Island, before moving to PA. I will always bleed New York blood. (Except soccer...Munich all day. Most beautiful city)

[Yankee Clipper]

$.

[Yankees90.]

^^ Like a Boss

[Vincent33]

Depends on what stage my career is at. If I'm young, I'll take the money especially if its a place like San Diego(gorgeous) or one of the Florida teams, Texas teams, or Seattle(no state tax). At the end of my career, I'd probably like to go to either my childhood favorite team(likely my hometown team) or a team in an area where I want to settle down after retirement.