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Glad to hear Micker is progressing. He is a dude I would love to see breakout and make it. The power and that arm are hard to find.

Would you turn that down for 10/300? That is a lot of promised money to leave to chance.

95% of these guys are all an act, which is almost worst.

Hopefully they aren't seeing exactly how low Machado will go before agreeing to go to NYC.

And we beat WSI.

Effect.

Class dismissed.

I can think of a few hundred million reasons.

I am glad I am not the only person who isn't a fan.

Wait, what?

Irony is when this comes from a previously banned poster who thinks they snuck back in and is getting away with something.

Restraining Order takes care of that.

How are your predictions going?

2nd TJS and he had his last one in March of 18, so I would bet on it.

What to expect from a second TJS. https://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=187606#

I don't know much about him, but it seems like a great arm to gamble on. I wouldn't count on him in 2019, as his second surgery was the end of March 2018, and the second TJS usually requires around a year and a half of rehab. The good news is it looks like the White Sox have 4 years of control. https://www.ajc.com/sports/baseball/strikeout-factory-lindgren-has-second-tommy-john-surgery/YTpJQgpEa7AhDZ5XOsP8vI/

It's this. No one cares about the ownerships profit margin except those who are bitter. The idea that people care about payroll as it relates to profit margin is internet trolling at its finest. People care about payroll because they realize that teams will only spend so much money, and if you jam the team with bad payroll it means less will be spent subsequently than there would be if that payroll didn't exist. It should be a common sense assumption but for some reason it gets turned into some irrelevant talking point that doesn't really exist.

There was an article at one point that the Sox offer was $124 million more than the Yankees.