LittleHurt05

A million times yes. This is what I always try to say but suck at the whole English language thing.

As in he will become a star with one franchise but win a World Series with another because of shitty ownership? Great! Cleveland rocks!

That also discredits how many times he went deep into games and saved the bullpen, as if it's so easy to find any starting pitching nowadays to even go 5 innings in a game. The Red Sox made that trade to get 3 years of Sale at a very great price. Season 1 they got 200+ IP at a 2.90 ERA, the Cy Young runner up and made the playoffs. Season 2 it was only 158 IP, but at a 2.11 ERA, 4th place Cy Young and they won the World Series. Even if this season is a complete bust, I highly doubt there would be any regrets for that trade. If Moncada becomes a stud, then I'd say both sides "won" the trade. As I said earlier, if this injury is very serious, then the whole issue is the decision to sign him to an extension, not the trade with the other Sox.

Did you miss that whole World Series championship the Red Sox won six months ago? They are 100% fine with the trade and always will be. Now the decision to give Sale the extension is a completely different discussion.

That's 2017 Gold Glove winner Marcell Ozuna

Same here, it was quite the range of emotions. I figured we had no chance to move up, then got so excited, then disappointed it wasn't a top 2 pick. Would have been awesome to get Hughes or Kaako, but moving up from 12 to 3 at zero cost is great. And we jumped Colorado which was nice.in the long run.

The Indians are so depleted, the AL Central is there for the taking. If only there had been a marquee free agent to sign in the offseason. 😣

Not a fan of the switch to individuals, the teams add a good dynamic, but it's been a great season so far.

Ended up buying mezzanine seats to make sure we can see everything and it worked out well. Did the Sunday matinee cause of work/child care constraints but you are right about the Wednesday afternoon if you can, there were lower level tickets for under $100 when I looked. What a great show though. And the entire thing was singing. The talent it takes to write something like that out of thin air just blows my mind.

Its official, Q to Florida, 5 yr/$30 million. The gang is back together. It will be interesting to see how he does down there with the limitations of that franchise.

https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/2828649-what-happened-in-green-bay.amp.html Hadn't seen anyone post the Packers BR story yet. As someone who still thinks Rodgers is the greatest QB I've ever watched, its interesting to read some behind the scenes, cause they definitely should have won more than one Super Bowl.

Jon Lester is one of the best free agent signings in Chicago sports history no matter what happens the last two years of his deal. But nearly every other major FA signing Theo has made turned into complete crap, other than Zobrist.

Carl Edwards Jr is the perfect example of why you never project a bullpen more than 2 years ahead. You never know who will suddenly become unhittable and you never know who will go from unhittable to AAA

I know that 90% of the minor leaguers dont make the major leagues, but you would think these organizations would spend more money for the small chance it finds them help for the MLB roster. Like how do you expect youngsters to improve if they are sleeping 4 to a room, eating fast food every meal, wearing 10 year old sneakers? Some teams have finally realized that giving Latin players an extra mentor that speaks English has done wonders. This seems to go along the same lines, but since most of the low level guys aren't going anywhere the teams dont care.