southsider2k5

Heal up kid.

That's odd, how did literally everyone else see it in real time then?

This just screams someone throwing stuff against the wall to see if it sticks.

That's odd, how did literally everyone else see it in real time then?

Also even if the roster rules do include doubleheader, September 1 and roster expansion will happen before Kopech comes back anyway.

Is Tony blind? If no, that's how.

Pretty sure the DH rules don't apply here.

What is the difference between the two? For example, the last valuation of the team was $1.76 billion. Let's say they were to sell for $2 billion tomorrow. One scenario is JR sells the team, the other is Michael sells the team after Jerry has already died at some point in the past. What are the tax implications for both capital gains versus inheritance tax?

This is far from his first leg problem.

Some other interesting ones: Houston #29 San Diego #28 Twins #23 Detroit #22 KC #21

I would think that would have been the most likely, unless Banks is here for a few days as a long man after yesterday's disaster, with Martin getting the call up at the Kopech start slot.

I don't know if he is conditioned past say 50 pitches though. He hasn't built up at all.

Will be interesting to see if it is Banks or VV in the rotation.

Here's the question. Out of this list, who is the guy most likely to pop next year and end up in the FS top 10 by this time next year? For me, i think one of the pitchers could go quickly, going to guess Freeman gets healthy next year and ends up in Chicago.

I know I was on #TeamBellinger in the offseason, but his fall is just crazy. https://twitter.com/fangraphs/status/1562137676547063808?s=20&t=prMdq7B2aeUI1EC4tqjF_Q

Yeah, I know nothing about this new program, but that has been the style for the last few years for sure.

This is not true. In fact most of the successful teams have true positional flexibility with having many players who can play multiple defensive positions to make their line ups it together. The concept isn't the problem, it is that Vaughn just doesn't have the tools to be a decent OF.

He also made it to MLB at least a year quicker than he would have anywhere else, so there is that.

The kid is being a team player no doubt, but if he is really going to be an OF for this franchise going forward, he has some conditioning work to do.

$400,000 a year isn't life time security. It could be kids, it could be waiting until JR and Tony kick on, it could be contract issues, it could be waiting for another desirable job to open up once contract issues are gone, it could be a million things. But people work with shitty bosses all of the time, whether they make $7.25 an hour, or $10 million a year.

Between this and the fact that Vaughn's legs have been bothering him at the end of 2 straight seasons now tells me that Vaughn isn't conditioned for the OF.

It continues to amaze me how simple some people view the world. I know simple makes for better posting, but there are a million reasons why people stay with bad bosses, especially in situations where quitting isn't as easy as walking out of Lowes and next door into Office Max.

He literally did it to Kenny a decade ago.