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  1. If he averages 4 innings, depending on your innings limit, there seems like a lot of season could be left.
  2. Anyone know how long Crochet and Kopech would need in minors to reclaim a year of control?
  3. 1) WIN 2) A shooting gallery with Chicago gangsters theme. Go in and shoot targets of Al Capone, Rick Hahn, and Jerry Reinsdorf. Add images of players who make errors or pitchers who give up homers. A murderers/managers row with Bevington, Griffol, and TLR? 3) Rehire Mike Veeck. Youngsters look him up! 4) Have a gambling machine. Set the odds at one in two million. Every admission gets to pull the lever. If you win, Jerry sells the team!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  4. You Gotta Be Bleepin Me Field
  5. Haven't seen the data. Did he have any information besides recovery time between the two? Such as those who returned to previous level of performance and reinury/tear rate? I know bracing may not have a significant n that have been followed since it is newer. You hear of traditional pitchers who gain velocity post TJ rehab, is this seen with brace?
  6. Carl Weathers. RIP. Didn't realize he was 76.
  7. Weird, I thought I had looked at BR for his stats. Anyway for not pitching in 2 years, 156 innings is better than I expected. Looked like over 5 ip per start. Over aa k per inning and 4:1 k:w ratio.
  8. Anyone know how he pitched last year? I couldn't find.
  9. If this is indeed a weaker prospect group, I wonder if there will be a lot of underslot deals done to try and gain some flexibility in later rounds?
  10. For those interested, I did the math. His salary cap number is 46 million. That is right in line with most predictions. He gets 2 million. What rate of return do you have to generate on the "44" million deferred to equal 68 million in ten years? It is 4.5%. So while they claim there is no interest on the deferred money, I would argue there is. Ohtani got the money everyone thought he would but 700 sounds cooler than 460. He is actually just locking in a guaranteed 4.5% return on the 44 million for ten years. Creative and a win for him as he stated his biggest desire is to WIN! Lowering the cost while he plays allows for more money to put better players around him. As many pointed out, his endorsement deals will provide the cash flow while playing. Additionally, he can move to a state without income tax after playing when he gets the 68 million a year and save around 4 million a year in taxes.
  11. The Road Runner was Ralph Garr if I remember correctly. His outfield defense would fit in really well with the guys of today though I don't think he was a bad dude deserving of this top ten.
  12. Agree that not all top 100 prospects are equal. Per MLB.com, there is one 70 FV,5 at 65 FV, and 11at 60. (Montgomery at 17 is their last 60 FV). Let's just assume the rankings are "correct" then if you get one of these 17, you could certainly take less on the second prospect. Also depending on how good the first two prospects are would impact what else you get.
  13. I found a Nov 10th article on MLB.com on the Cubs minor league organizational All-Stars. I found this mention interesting: Perlaza had been with the Cubs since signing in 2015, but he elected free agency this week.
  14. Wouldn't mind us grabbing two arms with the idea that one probably gets returned.
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