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Of all of the teams who could be in on Bauer, it has to be the Cubs. With the ownership group they have, and the fanbase they have, they might be able to get away with it.

Tonight was an absolute waste of a broadcast.

Bonds put up a 1.045 OPS his last year. He didn't leave because he wanted to.

I could be off, but there are other toxic players who have been pushed out of baseball for less, such as Puig and Bonds.

I am going to guess absolutely no one touches him with his exsiting contract, even if LAD was wiling to pay it. It is worth it for LA to try, but I doubt it happens. Seeing the article where LA met with him and he expressed no remorse or anything to try to soften a potential return, I doubt anyone else in MLB finds him palatable either.

Cancer insurance is usually a separate policy. I know Lloyds of London is the one who specializes in this kind of oddball one off insurance so who knows what is possible here and what the Sox felt was worth paying to cover.

If anything, I bet it does the opposite.

Wow. Hope for the best, baseball is secondary.

Look if getting called out by Michael Jordan didn't change anything, this is a bug on his windshield.

Sox are worth 1.76 billion, and lost $10m in 21 https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeozanian/2022/03/24/baseballs-most-valuable-teams-2022-yankees-hit-6-billion-as-new-cba-creates-new-revenue-streams/?sh=e126d51600a2

The last part is fair.

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INteresting. Not much on him.

I can't believe people actually put money into this.

Ordinarily I wouldn't care too much about Hamilton, but I wonder with the new base running rules, new bases, and new defensive rules, maybe his value without his bat goes way up. Especially if we have a manager that is skilled enough to take advantage of it.

Without details, this is a solid depth move.