bobbydanks

i'd have to give to give up on colson montgomery. never have and if you're worried about Quero's power in a conversation about Colson Montgomery...

eh he's just a writer riding a trend for views. replace the sky with loyola a few years ago or whatever it's the same article.

The whole time I wanted to explain to people that he was Quintana with a lesser perceived value and worth holding onto but I didn't want to sound racist just because they're both hispanic. Well...

Schultz has been our best prospect this whole time, Montgomery is a nonstarter. Quero was just underrated and has been our best (edit: positional) prospect since the second he entered the system.

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they could win 20 straight games and probably move from last to 24th in the power rankings

the twins remembered that they would probably be the 3rd or 4th worst team in the league if they weren't playing us oh thanks vaughn great AB

thank god that ball didn't stay fair eloy probably would have gotten hurt running it out

he tried but he missed by too much otherwise it would have been an easy DP

needing a mound visit against this squad is basically a demotion from being a set-up man

sick double play you losers

well at least we're smart enough to bat our only good hitter 9th and only play him every few days for a guy that is the worst hitter of all time

they pinch hit tendi and he struck out just making sure that happened and i'm not losing my mind

your post has me squirming

can anyone explain to me how he got the nickname Gio? it really made no sense when it happened and still doesn't. it's like those dudes that word out acronyms that are longer to say than the actual words. just a pet peeve as someone who isn't always online and wondering why the f*** people are still talking about Gio Gonzalez because somehow Giolito is too long to say? ~weird old man rant

Oh boy if I was a Dodgers fan watching this I'd be livid about this defense.

Hey at least Kopech ended on a bright note after a weird 2 innings.

Or they traded a fifth starter and a guy with a 600 OPS in the minors for the batting average but we can all use hyperbole.