southsider2k5

Oh man, the posts flipping back to how great Robert is would be totally worth it.

Something like Houston does where the outside wall opens.

I really, really, really hope that we use the found money this season (literally, we are up 20% YoY in attendance so far, with a lot of season left) that they are willing to take on salary versus the prospect cost this season.

Wow, that's impressively hard to achieve something that bad. That's 2.5 walks PER INNING.

Roch signed for $10.35m. Emerson $9.75m. Lackey was $9.4975 The difference was $600k between the top two picks. It was $850k between Roch and Lackey. If they had drafted and signed Lackey for that amount, the difference between their bonuses would have almost exactly fit the Bowen kid who signed just under a million, if he had been drafted after round 10. If it had been Emerson, they could have added another $750k signing after round 10, or between $800 or $850k in rounds 8 or 9. Still worth it with some numbers to see?

Uh huh. Right.

When a guy is repeatedly suffering soft tissue injuries it is absolutely fair to wonder if either A, the guy is just fragile (it happens), or if there is something not right in their training, especially if it happens to a lot of different players. In this specific case, you can see his cleat stick in the clay. It's really obvious. Something like that would hurt just about anyone. When your body tries to go one way, and your foot does not, there are a million tendons and ligaments in the foot that can, and do, tear. This is more likey a problem with footing, or cleats being too long, or most likely, just a random... s%*# happens, kind of event.

So you agree with exactly what I said, since you just rephrased it. He was up on his feet, and went down to make the play, just like I said. Why are you still so mad? How many hours a day do you waste mad about my posts? It's insane how much time you put into me. It's almost like...

A person briefed on their plans? WTAF? Are they leaking their own information now?

So you think the Sox aren't coaching him correctly? Interesting.

That has absolutely nothing to do with how he was hurt. He was standing and had to go down for the tag. He was never on his knees to start with. His cleat stuck as he was going down to the ground for the tag.

KLaw just put Anderson as #1 on his prospect list.

It almost tastes like a Tatis.

From the early discussions, it does not appear that a dome will fit on the 78 or Amtrak sites.

How? His cleat got stuck in the clay. You could see it on the replay from behind the plate.

In the most recent updates from Law, Bonemer is #30 and Carlson 40 for tradeable assets.

Trade article talking about relative prices of players. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7463940/2026/07/23/mlb-trade-deadline-predictons-history/?campaign=19001743&source=athletic_thewindup_newsletter&userId=6062851 Miller, as an example

I love Kane for Bedard to learn the game from. Hopefully how to score, but not the off the ice scoring...

Look at the last Miller trade. We are talking Bonemer, Carlson, and more.

Why do I feel like our next update will be in November?

He will move, 100%. That is unless he is traded.

Thorpe, not Thome.

San Diego.

Especially in the NIL era.

So that's more than a twisted ankle then.