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I actually said 500%, not 100%. And I'll post as I please, thanks.

Fair enough; I don't think JJ Watt cares what I think about his PED use though.

Well actually, I do. But thanks for checking in. I don't know what JJ Watt does, sure, but I certainly know what plenty of athletes have done away from their doctor supervision.

I don't want to trade him, but I think he proved that his changes made him a starting catcher last year. He had 5 good months and 1 bad one. 5 months above his career averages.

So they stopped when they got to the NFL? Got it. Man, we can just agree to disagree. I couldn't disagree with you more. So Usain Bolt is clean; he's just outrunning a shit ton of dirty athletes because he's so good. Just like Lance Armstrong; he was just so great and he was beating a ton of cheaters, it wasn't that he was cheating too. If everyone is doing it, it's not even cheating to me... but to say that PED use isn't rampant is just flat out wrong. You know who players talk to more than their doctors? Fellow friends/teammates/athletes.

This really isn't true. McCann had a 114 wRC+ in August and a 103 wRC in Sept/Oct. He was awful in July, but outside of July he had a wRC+ north of 103 every single month.

Yes, and players are bigger, faster and stronger than they were in the 1990's in the NFL. I'm sure it's just natural supplements. 1. Chemists will ALWAYS be ahead of testers. 2. You have absolutely no idea what players do away from your observation or view. 3. I'm using my two eyes to say people are using rampantly because they were using rampantly in college in 2005-2009 and I am 100% sure everyone didn't just stop. The Eye Test? hahahahahahaha my goodness. Again, players are bigger, faster and stronger than ever; certainly than the 90's when usage was rampant according to you. Just like Usain Bolt and the entire Jamacain sprinting team is clean because they didn't test positive for PED's; Bolt just happens to be faster than every PED laced athlete.

Sure, and when JJ Watt is walking around as a 225 pound person again post-retirement we'll hear about the "lifting and eating programs" and how just shifting off of them caused him to return to go back. Or we'll here about his "cardio" efforts post football. Your buddy wasn't 6'5 295 pounds running 4.8 40 yard dash with a 37 inch vertical.

RIP.

Lol ok. Bulk lol. He gained 70 pounds of muscle mass in like 24 months. The nfl is riddled with PED use and I have no idea how you could call me "wrong." You were likely one telling people the majority of big leaguers weren't juicing.

JJ Watt was a 200 pound tight end out of high school at central Michigan. His brother was a 175 pound safety. He's now a 290 pound DE. I'm sure it's just his genetics changed at 20 years old, though. A majority of nFL players are on some form of performance enhancing drugs. Not sure why that's breaking news. I dont even care; I'm not even saying its cheating or anything.

Jack, think about how crazy that is. Mike Trout could retire today and be he'd have 1 more career WAR than Frank! If Mike Trout retired tomorrow, he would be retiring after his age 27/28 season. Which means he'd be retiring at the age in which Josh Donaldson had his first good season in the MLB. In the time it took Donaldson to be awesome, Trout accumulated more WAR than Frank.

Guy will be in All Star games after he retires he's so good. 50 year old Mike trout entering his 28th all star game despite not playing baseball since he was 39.

HR: Eloy Jimenez Hits: Nick Madrigal W: Lucas Giolito K's: Michael Kopech W: White Sox WS Titles: White Sox MVP: Luis Robert Cy Young: Michael Kopech All Star: Mike Trout Where do I collect my money? Can I collect early?

Ding ding ding. Renteria takes a ton of flack, but as I've said a managers job is 99.9% relationship management/player management/emotional management and .1% strategic. These players seem to love Ricky, so I will give Ricky a pass and the benefit of the doubt. Years and years of losing and never a negative word out of the clubhouse. That's really difficult to do.

My goodness this guy has massive power. 80 grade raw power. Let's hope he puts it all together.

Now let's hope these guys are good lol. I love what Rick's doing, and I think it's great and exactly what I'd want, but the risk obviously exists that you are now tied to this core for 6 years. I think they reward Hahn for this and the organization, but if someone really wants to be a classic pessimist the only pessimistic look is what if these guys don't improve.

I wouldn't be mad, but only if it's in the 40-50 range. Pitching is just so risky that you are usually better off just holding them through control and using them and then signing the ones you think are best as FA's when the time comes.

Yeah, and there's this guy in the AL... what's his name? Oh yeah, Mike Trout. Hard for Moncada to get the MVP bonus when he is going to have a really hard time winning an MVP with MT in the AL.

Albies was exploited and taken advantage of by his agency because they wanted to sign an extension before he switched agents. Those agents, I don't believe, can't negotiate deals anymore in MLB. This is nothing like Albies. Albies was robbed.

If he's hurt. Jesus man...

By far the best part about it; as a kid, it's awesome to know guys will be around and you can buy their jersey, support them, root for them and follow them throughout your entire childhood.

Bryant won an MVP - which escalates arbitration numbers because of archaic arb rules. And yes, as a player you have to give up something to lock in a guarantee. That's how it works. Maybe Yoan didn't give a shit about getting an extra 20 million if he stayed healthy and went through the FA process earlier. Maybe he liked it here and didn't care about getting even penny out of his first "contract."

Yeah, he could have possibly gotten more but he's now banked 100+ million dollars before his age 31 season and if he's that good, he'll bank another contract after that.

How's that Crow tasting RON!