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LOVE this news.

Robert's prime is being wasted here anyway. Felt the same way about Sale before the white flag(s) trade. If you can get a haul, do it. Team has way too many holes and not much in the minors as it is.

This was already in the 2021 report with this player so not exactly new info. The player is just deciding now to come out. What this does say is what many in the know have said all along. John McDonough is a grade A piece of s%*# of a human being who held this from Rocky until s%*# hit the fan.

Obviously to entice Ohtani to sign here.

I was better when Getz cleaned house (outted s%*# staff, cancerous players etc) but bringing Grifol back alone changes it to still the same.

Velus Jones Jr. can go the f*** away yesterday... and Bagent will be a solid backup QB in the league.. but he ain't a starter.

Yea that's what I implied. Hahn was the one who was discussing TA with them until KW stepped in if you believe the rumors.

He'll be more remembered getting knocked the f*** out by Jose Ramirez at this point.

Considering Kim Ng herself said KW was the one who orchestrated the deal, I don't know how you can say it wasn't... unless you think she was lying.

It's probably best both he and the Sox parted ways to be honest with this divorce.... and I hope for his sake this isn't the only divorce he sees.

He'll certainly be one off the field. He's got quite an all star team he's assembling himself.

Well... he got paid. Put up or shut up now.

Hahn did try. He was basically a Marlin until KW said "no" and traded Burger instead.

Getting rid of all the distractions in the locker room. So far so good Getz.

I hope so. It would be nice to see some players who can actually throw the leather around.

Clearly this is setting up for Crochet to make the rotation after being stretched out in the minors.

If this was Rocky Wirtz who died, SSHM would be the first one ridiculing him... because he's done it before. And I honestly didn't have a problem with it at all either (same with the Bobby Hull stuff). You reap what you sow. Bobby Knight should be no different. He did alot of good for the game but you can't ignore his past either.

Thank god. I would say good luck to that piece of s%*# but I wouldn't mean it at all.

Dane Dunning is a World Series Champion.. very happy for the guy.

SSHM of all people white knighting (no pun intended) over Bobby Knight is... certainly something I did not see coming.

Biggest trade deadline loser: You guessed it 1. Chicago Bears They whiffed at the trade deadline a year ago, giving away what became the equivalent of a first-round pick for suspect wide receiver Chase Claypool, and did so again this year, trading a second-round pick for Washington Commanders defensive end Montez Sweat and not moving disgruntled cornerback Jaylon Johnson. Multiple general managers — who spoke on the condition of anonymity to be candid without damaging their ability to negotiate with teams in the future — complained that the Bears waited until effectively midnight to make Johnson available, minimizing the window to land him. “[Bears General Manager Ryan] Poles f---ed it up again,” said one general manager who was in the cornerback market. “You can’t wait until midnight and then tell everyone in the middle of the night, ‘Now he can seek a trade,’ ” said another general manager, “and then expect teams to compete to negotiate the deal and get to know the player and work something out with the agent. That should have happened two weeks ago.” Another executive who was in talks with Poles said: “He has a really difficult time under the clock. Personally, I don’t get what they did. That’s going to be, what, the 35th pick for Sweat?” Others also panned that deal. “You can’t make that trade without having him signed,” the second general manager said. “Can you imagine what happens if Sweat gets hurt and they don’t have a deal? What’s the comp pick going to be then [if he leaves as a free agent]? I heard he was going to Atlanta for a [third-round pick] and then Poles swooped in and blew them away. I don’t get it.” And with the Bears at 2-6, Sweat is unlikely to turn around another lost season. “Doesn’t make sense for where Chicago is,” the first general manager said. “I’d have rather just traded [a third-round pick] for Chase Young” — the other Commanders edge rusher who went to the San Francisco 49ers at that price. “They should have been selling.” MSN

First ever World Series win for the Rangers. Gotta love it.

83 years old.

They'll sign him. I mean the Bears have the most cap space in the league. It would be dumb to trade for him and let him walk. I wanted Chase Young more though. Maybe Poles was scared off of acquiring another player named Chase.

Bedard loves the Kane cellys (and the mullet he rocked in junior for the playoffs).