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I bet he's really excited knowing we're making a big push for Judge. Lol

Bowden wakes up tomorrow, hungover and moans "I'm never drinking with Larussa again"

Sometimes money isn't the driving force. But for fans there are two kinds of athletes. Greedy who only care about the money and not winning and stupid ones who walk away from better paying contracts.

Or did in this case. Giving someone candy that you tossed in a urinal is pretty gross. I see both sides. I did plenty of embarrassing things as a teenager. I'm glad no records exist.

Older Americans spend more on lottery tickets so it could be assumed they win more often. Anyone over 50 might not live long enough to connect that last check. Although it does go to their estate. But that's one hell of a direct deposit each year. Imagine living pay check to pay check with that as your check lol

He might want to live elsewhere. Family issues. Thinking about retiring. People quit companies and join others for a lot of reasons.

Glad to see friends and family hiring is still alive and well.

Did someone forget to tell him Tony is gone?

The $2 billion is if you take the thirty year annuity which earns about 5% annually (which no one has picked in years). The cash value is about half, then 34% or so in federal taxes, your state taxes (zero in Texas), and any lotto specific taxes (NY has the highest).

https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/06/sport/boston-bruins-part-ways-mitchell-miller-reaj/index.html Tough situation. The kid screwed his future NHL career as a 14 year old. I use these examples with my students.

I think that's a fair statement. That point was exactly why I was so surprised back then when many people here wanted Hunch or Cora as our manager. Good thing we got rid of Dallas Keuchel or our win would have been tainted.

Like I said the best ones know their audience and can adjust. Just like some college coaches make the pro adjustment and some can't.

The best ones realize what motivates a 17 year old high school kids living with his parents is different than what motivates a 25 year old millionaire with a family to support.

I'd be a hypocrite if I said always and forever. I'm certain many thought that of the Black Sox.

The worst season possible is finally over.

Just reading to make sure Tony wasn't coming back.

Occam's Razor would conclude it was simply a heart issue and nothing more. But damn that's boring. Most of the intriguing story lines, passed out pre game, needing rehab, losing record are stuff players would know.

Since we only got singles our 1b coach is extra busy. He gets to spend quality time with runners.

Still a point you bring up is why is this not more of a senior level position instead of an intern?

There are both, paid and unpaid. And usually not for college credit but really helps in some fields to get hired after graduation.

Hey nobody is going to buy this book, it's unpublishable! What if I talk s%*# about some of the players? It's got to be someone people know. How about Frank Thomas?! Sign here, you got a book deal.

Makes me think Katz isn't as good as we thought. The Sox passed on him once so far. His career is close to over. If he's still with the team after the next manager is hired he might as well go back to high school.

Which is why Katz will never manage in MLB. The Sox passed on him.

So true. It's clearly a good spot for a manager to be in. I believe your 85% is the current MLB team problems. This probably does little too address the lack of "home grown" drafting and development in our MiLB system. From a franchise perspective that may be half of the problem still remaining.

White Sox hired Tony twice, he must be a great manager for someone. Lol