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Yeah, if he is looking to front run, Miami makes a ton of sense right now. Maybe we also finally get his Knicks signing.

Yeah, the whole problem there is he has never been able to "keep it together" for any extended period of time for a while now.

Unless Jerry is insisting on them picking up these contracts, that is an absurd price. I feel like as perennial sellers for the last few years, we always see the rumors about prices, and then for guys who aren't top tier guys, we always end up disappointed.

The Sox just spent two years not trading Luis Robert and watching his value go to zero because they didn't want to pick up money, and needing to be convinced to pick up Mune. I also wouldn't be shocked if the ramping up of payroll quickly for the TLR era has some kind of traumatic effect on Jerry like we saw with his refusal to sign long term pitcher contracts after a flop or two. I will believe the horse has changed his stripes when I see it.

They can have Tony back.

The typical is two days off for each day of symptoms. 1 week of problems equals 2 subsequent weeks of recovery.

Say the difference between Lackey and Cholo allows you to add a guy like the Contreras kid in the 3rd (or pick whoever your high ceiling guy is), versus another college guy. Is it worth it?

I will say one thing for the Waltons, they are not private equity.

He's old and he has had some pretty bad health scares in the past.

His stint was not minimal.

I think the best way to know that something won't be a minimal stint, is if the White Sox say it will be a minimal stint.

I would pay to see one that ended with Da Pope walking in to end it.

And we all know the Jeter history, so who knows, maybe it works out. But unlike some others who are projected to have top notch gloves, it doesn't panic me to see this guy going through it defensively, because it was more expected.

RIP Ask Jeeves.

It would be really interesting to see what the cost savings offered by each is, and who we can fit into a slide for an overslot signing because of it. Is it worth it to draft the "lessor" guy if we get an extra high ceiling high school signing out of it? Are they that close where the question might come down to the whole draft package versus one v the other one?

The reports have been that he is future LF, so I don't think the defensive struggles are a big surprise.

There was an effort years back to try to attract the subcontinent to baseball because of the similarities between it and cricket, but it really never went anywhere.

Caulfield. Any other questions?

And sounds like he does exactly that.

The waiting list for Indian migration to the US is something like a dozen years. There are huge populations here on work visas, and also looking to immigrate. There are massive numbers of well off professionals already here, and many more behind them. You don't have to look much to find them.

Without ingress OR egress!

I need to become Pope just for the swag and celebs.

I have an former boss who owns a cricket club and semi-pro franchise in NJ. The people who are into it are OBSESSED.

I was thinking of 1994 in the US specifically. Then it never happened.