southsider2k5

So glad we took less on the Robert trade so we could "afford" him.

People trying to sell some clicks eh.

TLDR:

Fork found in kitchen.

Because someone questioned, and the Guardians of the Getzy have declared war on it.

SURPRISE! He didn't make it to May in favor of someone who was already rostered.

They really buy into the "BPA" and "don't draft for need" things.

Maybe she's a switch hitter?

That's just it. This doesn't sound like just a short rehab. They are talking spring training and catching practice, plus rehab.

This sounds a lot longer than we thought. More healing up, plus an extended rehab from the sounds of it. I wonder if June might be realistic?

He already settled once. Settling again less than a month into the season just seems wrong. In a year? Sure.

Honestly, I think I would be worried if Mune was ready to sign an extension that quickly. I want a dude with the confidence to bet on themselves, to some extent.

I started working in the financial district in 1998, and that whole entire area was nothing but warehouses and a few run down buildings. Watching the growth phase in the 2000's where all of the high rises went up between the south loop and McCormick place was wild. I hadn't seen anything about the One Central project, but holy crap is that ambitious. It would be incredible to get done, but as big as it is, I would be pretty surprised if it happens in the full form.

I swear some of you are new to the interwebs, having legitimate meltdowns for absolutely no good reason. Breathe people. If you have to invoke Nazis or the like in a conversation about a baseball opinion, you probably need a new hobby. It's not that serious. Save that energy for something that actually needs it.

OK Boomer.

And this is why Soxtalk was mored productive before your "VPN got fixed".

39 players in essentially 4 weeks is absurd.

He's a union leader and Jerry is a union buster who subjected him to an organized crapping on in an arbitration hearing over $50,000 in a contract of millions. You don't come back from that. That's publicly slapping your kid for having dirt under a fingernail.

Honestly, I like the TA comp because they both have a lot of point guard in their defensive game. The footwork is very different than a normal SS. You also see the QB throwing arm with the straight arm throwing motion and quick release. Offensively he is completely different, and that is where I like the Corey Seagar kind of thing.

Because we know teams were offering more if the Sox picked up dollars.

You can tell the kid was a multi-sport athlete who wasn't primarily a baseball player growing up. He does things mechanically different than more pure baseball players. But he sure as hell seems to make it work.

Which also makes it a lot more likely to tweak a bad back, if it is the type of thing that is going to be a chronic problem, ala a Joe Crede.

Man would I love to know more about the injury stuff, and if the slump last year was related to that.