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Except the Bulls are stupid profitable. They made $140 million on paper last year.

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It's always wild to me when the clip they choose is the one the catcher couldn't get to the ball in.

This would also lead to that going the opposite direction. If Caleb likes someone way more than someone else, how much weight do you put into that?

Looks like a vast majority of the same people, no?

Did Jack have a Latin clique to blame?

Ron Rivera keeps reverberating around in my head irrationally.

Caulfield killed Uke? Wow.

You posted it right there. Yes, there is a dead period for a month.

For the period that just began yesterday. The previous one is dead, ended, and untouchable.

Dude, we ask this like a million times, but can you only post previews of articles? Not full articles, plus pictures, ads and hot links? If you can't, just post the link and summarize the story yourself.

I would have easily given up an extra 2 million in signings at the bottom of this class to get a total of $3 million freed up to get DePaula. Without a second thought. Sure someone could come back to bite us, but I am betting on DePaula vs the field.

FIFY

They don't have that much space, but I wish.

Ain't nothing like a Caulfield post cuz a Caulfield post don't stop.... even when it should.

Which team would that be? The Sox? KC? Oh, right, now San Diego.

Still waiting for any historical evidence.

Where is the franchise selling for a 25% discount just like you said earlier? I gave examples, you did not, and then ignored it repeatedly.

By my eye, that seems like the biggest amount from the DR I can remember. I could be totally wrong.

Another great template out there is Anaheim's team. It is the OBVIOUS 2nd team in a market much closer to Chicago in size, and with the work that their ownership team did to get that franchise on track, it is listed at $2.7 billion. This franchise as is now, has a ton of sleeping value. They have no debt. They have no payroll. If you can figure out how to get a stadium built on a lower cost side, and keep the debt low, this is a sleeping giant. A 25% haircut on this team is an absolute absurdity.

Giving two examples is "wrong" what is totally avoiding the question?

The Mets deal originally was for $2.6 billion, but was nixed when the Wilpon group tried to pull a last minute powerplay to keep the team control for a period of years. Then after waiting them out post Madoff and desperate for cash, they settled for $200 million less to get their finances cleaned up. The Dodgers, of course, were the most famous of all of them. Are you going to show me a team that sold for 25% less than their value? No cool. Again, I should just save us both the time here for you to now change the topic to something else again.

Pretty Sure Patino is the only defection to us so far.

Colson had a pretty bad and injury filled year, and his numbers suffered because of it. We will find out this year if those numbers are for real or not. Really we need to find out if the health can hold up, and if he can really hit a fastball or if something else was slowing him down from doing so last year.