Harold's Leg Lift

Eaton had a very good season.

I think he'll be a hitter who hits home runs more than a home run hitter. Fredie Freeman before the super happy fun ball.

You can cancel the postgame show.

Can you list the ages of these players when they moved to 1B? Pedro Alvarez was a better 3B than 1B. Is that a joke. Hanley Ramirez wasn't good anywhere. Is Frazier supposed to be Todd Frazier? When did he move to 1B? Michael Young played 111 career games at 1B. Troy Glaus played 120. Don't bother looking anything up. I'm not wasting my time on this any longer

Knock yourself out, Big Fella.

Not when you know what you're looking at.

It's not an assumption. A fringe avg major league athlete can play a capable 1B.

Oh it's just a childish Cubs/White Sox thing. I should have known.

So, no.

Are any of them 27, left handed and coming off a 38 home run season?

You parctice to teach your body your swing. When you get in the box you have to trust your athleticism and focus on the pitcher. If you're thinking where your hands or feet are against a big league pitcher you're fucked.

He came up as a catcher. He doesn't have the hands or feet to catch at the big league level but he certainly has them to play 1B and the reason he doesn't play there for the Cubs is Anthony Rizzo. I'd offer Lopez and Bummer.

Schwarber can play a very capable 1B. He would be a very good fiton the Sox.

The Dodgers have to fire their analytics department.

So you go into Vandy for a weekend series and come out thinking Carson Fulmer is a better talent than Walker Buehler.....

There's hope for you yet.

The rebuild is over. It's go time.

It looks like the smartest team in baseball (just ask them) made a really dumb decision. That's a shame.

I'd do that and run away like I stole something.

Obviously trading for Mookie isn't the only move the Sox have to make but it would the bold move this rebuild needs to add an elite player to get the team to the level of winning the division.

The Cardinals won their division.

Why would you want a rule where a pitcher is not allowed to pitch?

That's not the only thing they're overvaluing.

All first round picks are protected.

This is a very underwhelming free agent class. Last year there were some interesting non-tenders so I'm hoping the same will happen this year.