southsider2k5

Invest in a spell check if you are going to call people names. Really if you keep it up, you aren't going to be on this page for long anyway.

None. Let.It.Go.

again, we are being lied too.

Yep. They have been full of it all along. Lie after lie.

Because he will make 25 or 30 million next year.

So, um.

Even after getting called for it, you STILL can't make an intelligent point, and have to substitute an insult in. Forget soft, work on your baseball knowledge instead and come back when you can make an actual coherent point.

Maybe you should?

When you need resort to about half a dozen insults to make up for a lack of substance, the explanation is clear.

First transaction: DFA Rodon and Mazara Crazy trade scenario: Big trade for a SP that no one is talking about. My guess, Marco Gonzalez Biggest signing: Stroman 2021 closer: Colome Bauer 2021 team: Rangers Extra Credit: Cubs sell off Bryant and Schwarber this winter, don't add any significant free agents.

And this is when we all knew the argument failed.

Cease is also a guy who hasn't lost stuff. Much like Giolito he could be one side session away from figuring out how to lock in a repeat his throwing. Or he could be years away. That arm will give him additional chances. Personally I think they bring in another starter, with Dunning and Cease slotting in at the 4th and 5th starters next year, with Lopez fighting for a spot as well. Kopech will start off on a throwing program and be back in May or June if one of them fails or there is an injury.

It would surprise me to see Mazara back, at least early on. He is in his final arb year, after being a $5.5 million contract last year. We are probably talking the same money or more if he goes to a session. I think he is a pretty clear non-tender, though maybe they try to bring him back on a smaller deal after his hits free agency.

At the end of the day, all Garrett has to say is something about soreness or tightness in his arm, and that is probably enough to stop him from pitching. It doesn't have to be "hurt" in a traditional sense of having an actual pull or strain. When it comes to this arm, and the fact that he is brand new to the organization, they are going to be overly cautious with him. They don't have a history where they might know that tightness for Crochet is indeed tightness and nothing to worry about. I mean at the end of the day he could well be hurt, but for the Sox, they are going to bend over backwards if they even suspect that something *might* or could possibly, be wrong.

Now comes the list of all of the qualifiers to move the goalposts again...

Manslaughter. Its what people should get charged with if someone dies from this. People should go to jail for endangerment regardless.

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And Anderson before them.

Forget it, he's rolling.

With the new Mets ownership, I don't see them needing to dump contracts. They already rescinded their paycuts for personnel.

I am going to guess that if you don't sign early, you get screwed.