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Giants Arent Planning To Trade Lincecum - RealGM Wiretap
Tim Lincecum struggled during the 2012 season Odell Beckham Jr Giants Jersey , but with one year left on his contract the Giants have no plans to trade the former Cy Young winner.


"Timmy's going to be a Giant," Brian Sabean said.


Sabean added that he expects Lincecum to turn things around and bolster San Francisco's rotation. He has come out of the bullpen in the playoffs, but did start one game against the Cardinals in the NLCS.


"I think so. He set the bar so high. We set the bar so high with him. He's got to learn what it's like to be knocked down," he said. "He hasn't experienced anything like this. College, minor leagues, major leagues. It'll be interesting how he turns this around. He knows what he has to do."


Lincecum has one year remaining on his two-year, $40.5 million contract.

D Backs Looking For Left Handed Hitter - RealGM Wiretap

Kevin Towers says the Arizona Diamondbacks will look to add a power bat this offseason.


"We're probably in need of a left-handed bat," he said. "We're a little more right-handed dominant other than [Adam] Eaton and [Gerardo] Parra."


Arizona is more likely to acquire one via trade rather than free agency.


"We're going to look at free agents, but I think this is one of the weaker free-agent markets I've seen in some time, so that might lead us toward looking at trade partners more," Towers said. "I think there's some clubs we might match up pretty well with, considering they've got depth in areas we have needs and we have depth in areas where they have needs."

锘? Value of Business

What is the value of your business? Ask three expert evaluators to come up with a value and there is a good chance they will come up with three numbers that are not close to one another. What is an owner to do when faced with this dilemma?


How did the experts determine the value and why did their final number vary from one another. The reason is simple enough. There are subjective elements to every business evaluation. Each of these experts put a value on the subjective elements that goes along with their personal experience with the business that is being evaluated. This will account for their differences in value. Most business people if they really did get three appraisals would take the highest one and be done with it.

What is needed to make an evaluation

What do the evaluators need in order to come up with a business evaluation? They need access to all of the financial records of the company. They need an inventory list and value based on whatever method is used to get this number. It is usually first in first out prices or last in last out prices. Both are valid means to value an inventory. Projected sales figures and profit can be used to add some value for the future to a present day value. They will also speak to employees, suppliers and competitors to see how they think the company is doing. They will look at what similar businesses have sold for in the last couple of years and at the state of the present economy. These evaluations will always be based on old information and with an ingredient of future prospects. It is this amalgamation of the old and the possible that causes the range of values from different experts.


Every evaluation needs to be heavily weighted to with future numbers or the price will be set to low. It has to take into consideration the prospects for the company and its future business.


With all of these numbers, the professional will use different methods to come up with a price After this is done, the numbers are looked at and a judgment is made as to what one seems to be the most correct. Again this is a subjective decision.

Comparisons of prior sales in the industry

What have other businesses in the same industry sold for and how do they compare with the business that the evaluation is being done on. This information is very helpful and should make the evaluation a little more realistic. These sales comps will set the tone for how other businesses were rated as to their sales and the selling price It should help in setting an asking price that represents the current value of the company.

Where will the company be in three years

Looking at the growth curve of the business and assuming a similar rate of growth in the future, one could come up with where the company will be in three years. If the growth has been stable for a number of years, there is every reason to think it will continue at a similar rate if no drastic changes are made and the customer base continues to grow. With this in mind, the price of the business should take this future outlook into account.


When this is explained to the buyer, then it must be validated with facts and figures that his advisors can peruse. A well-documented presentation will go along way in alleviating doubts and questions about how you came up with your numbers and the asking price.

Intangible factors to be considered

There are some factors that enter into the evaluation of a business that cannot be reduced to shear numbers and accounting sheets. If the business being evaluated has a significant standing in the industry then this is worth something in the price. If they get a large percentage of the available business that is a plus factor for the business. If its reputation is impeccable then that is another factor that is difficult to put into accounting terms. All of these intangibles when added together make the company more valuable than it would seem to be from just the financials. This is why it is important to investigate and questions others about the company. If the business is the result of one strong individual who will not be there when it is sold, then that could present a problem that could be difficult to overcome. Be very careful about this kind of business.


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