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Wait a day or two and let Cohen stew. He just got shown up, big time.

That's just it, they don't. They just want it more

The Dodgers are playing 4D chess. The White Sox are playing with themselves.

https://iga.in.gov/legislative/2026/bills/senate/27/details

100% accurate.

Better than the players we actually have...

A "hard worker" who won't listen to instruction isn't really a "hard worker".

If the site is valued at $1 billion, by constitutional property tax law in Indiana, they cannot be charged more than $30 million (3%) for that year's property taxes. Valuations can increase over time, but the rate cannot change, and would always max out at 3%. For a primary residence that number is 1%, So if you have a $250,000 k house, your max is $2500.

Capped at 3% of value. Welcome to the 1/2/3 laws. My primary residence can't be taxed anymore than 1% of NAV. For businesses and 2nd homes it is 3%. If they value the site at $1 billion in NAV, the Bears would be capped at $30 million per year in property taxes.

[cough] Collusion [cough]

If they take on the whole deal, they will expect something. Unlike Jerry, they are almost certainly eating cash to improve returns.

Giving up assets for Castellanos is the exact opposite of what this franchise should be doing.

Because you are using a rate instead of actual production? It is an argument over back of the roster players with zero value. If you need to win on Mead, have at it. I will be here hopefully for actual decent players.

All for a dude who you hope to be as good as Lenyn? Cool. That's all you and Chris.

I honestly don't think Sosa has any real trade value either. All bat, no D guys only have a market if they are HUGE hitters, and definitely more lefty than righty.

I don't know what the hang up on Mead is here, but have at it. I honestly can't wait until we are actually good again so that other people's garbage quits looking so damned attractive.

The fact he has a history of actually hitting homers.

Sosa also showed a lot more power in the minors. I am not sure why everyone else's dumpster is so much more attractive than the dumpster we already know, but sure.

Is this post copied from somewhere else?

You and Chris Getz can continue to dumpster dive for this.

Sosa was a Latin American signing. We gave up only cash to get him. Vargas kind of makes my point for me. We could have had real prospects with longer control, but instead we got Vargas. Wonderful.

Plus his name sound positively AI.

And now they get to a few months later, and they spend $175 million to replace him. I don't know what the hang up on another post-hype flop is, but it is positively Getzian.