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Peters wasn't going to score runner from third with Bregman there

Quero at least erased his poor defense have to take chances with the bottom of the order took a really good throw from pca to beat him...Benintendi just not the athlete he was 4-5 years ago

2006 the last time they had six 100% competent starters lol

then what? start Cannon or Sandlin, who can hardly go three ip? sure recipe to destroy your pen it's why they left Taillon out there so long yesterday 162 game season lose the battle to win the long term war you can be mad at Hagen Smith, McDougal's health or Reinsdorf's margin thin payroll

57 pitches already

he's trying to pitch just can't get the right arm slot and no margin for error with his stuff falling off as he hits his early 30s has to have pinpoint control and get ahead of hitters Cubs' lineup is pretty unforgiving not many breaks at the bottom

they're not going to do that with a former Top 60 prospect at that age...Romo will cool off and they need to wait at least 7-10 days now on Teel after his setback the other option is KLee which they must be discussing internally at least

Seattle should ultimately triumph in the West...Central would be best bet, but also unlikely.

46 rbi's? Did he have that 2023-25 combined?

Steak and Potatoes...he Graveman and Joe Kelly drove the pitching staff into the ground with their selfishness/me first attitudes. Keuchel, too.

Horton is back already? Top bad no Imanaga/Murakami lefty vs. lefty match up. Hopefully at Wrigley.

Would have to be as a DH...or for Meidroth, SS if Colson was DH. No outfield experience and less than 20 minor league games at 3B. Would be fighting with Benintendi Teel Pereira Hill Kelenic for at bats. https://www.baseball-reference.com/register/player.fcgi?id=gonzal006jac

He might as well burn down his mega mansion and PE HQ lol. Nashville hasn't committed any money to a public stadium...and they announced that won't in the future after the Titans' facility. They also would be surrendering the Chicago media market (3rd in US), they wouldn't be the only pro team in town like SD, don't enjoy California weather or proximity to the Japanese market. Probably the last place Japanese players would choose to live in the US, too Is Chicago or Nashville a private equity hub in the US? Plus the brothers have professional, sports and personal ties to Michigan, which is much closer to Illinois. The only plausible connection is Vanderbilt University.

Meidroth would probably be the lowest priority of that group...then Antonacci. Think core player, or complementary piece?

Leon Bull Durham jacket

6 NL playoff teams +65 6 AL playoff teams +26 (Seattle -3)

2026 (before Charlotte numbers) Scouting grades: Hit: 45 | Power: 40 | Run: 40 | Arm: 55 | Field: 50 | Overall: 40 Gonzalez starred in college at Mississippi, winning national freshman of the year accolades in 2021 and a College World Series championship in 2022 while also starting for the U.S. collegiate national team both summers. When questions about his athleticism creeped up during his junior season, he slipped from a potential top-five pick to No. 15 overall, where he signed for an under-slot $3.9 million. He has done little damage as pro, slashing .232/.310/.335 in his first three seasons while reaching Triple-A. While Gonzalez has continued to control the strike zone and consistently put the ball in play just like he did with the Rebels, he has lapsed into a defensive approach at the plate and makes too much soft contact. After displaying 25-homer power potential in college, he rarely turns his left-handed stroke loose and rarely drives the ball with authority. Adjustments to quicken his load, improve his bat path and allow him to pull more pitches won't make much difference unless he swings with more intent. Gonzalez has below-average speed but his instincts allow him to play better than that on the bases and in the field. He has sure hands, solid arm strength and a finely calibrated internal clock, though he's not particularly rangy. Primarily a shortstop in his first two years as a pro, he spent more time at second base in 2025 and may not be more than utilityman unless he gets his bat going.

Not an NBA fan? ARod partially owns his team. Just eliminated by the Spurs.

late 2020 A source said special assistant to the general manager Dave Yoakum, MLB advance scout Bryan Little and pro scout Alan Regier are among those who won’t be retained. Yoakum, special assistant Bill Scherrer and special assistant Nick Hostetler have been handling major-league scouting for the Sox, but the task might be covered by a two-man team upon Yoakum’s departure. (Scherrer was also let go in 2024 fwiw...leaving only Hostetler????) Yoakum, 73, has been a member of the Professional Baseball Scouts Hall of Fame since 2010. He is in his 29th season with the Sox. Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf recently told USA Today he was facing financial losses ‘‘in the nine figures’’ because of reduced revenue.

Il Savagiochi the Savage I guess SupermAntonacci sounds like sperm...supreme? Superman? SuperMantonacci dumb lol The Silent Assassin Soxmachine.com "He got taken out [with a slide] his sophomore year at the [junior college D-II] World Series on a double play," said Chris Razo, who coached Antonacci for two years at Heartland Community College in Normal. "He jumps up, and the umpire goes in thinking there's going to be a fight. [Antonacci] is in the kid's face and he's telling him 'Great slide! That's how you play the game!' And the other kid is so confused because Sam is pumped up that he just got upended at short." Prepped at Sacred-Heart Griffin (Normal or Springfield) All-State baseball selection as a senior The State Journal-Register's baseball Player of the Year in 2021 Two-time all-conference player as a sophomore and senior Also earned all-conference basketball honors as a senior Was signed by White Sox scout Kevin Burrell.

To increase his value, he needs at least a 750-800 ops (or higher) for 100-150 at bats in the majors with at least above average defense.

Or as early as three years from now. If they trade Mune Vargas Colson Martin he's going to be run out of town on a rail...to go with your track analogy.

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Shawon-o meter for Dunston his rookie year lol. Had the craziest high school batting numbers of all time. And best SS arm.

Colson and Vargas the two most obvious ones...just follow the Brewers giving out a handful of these deals, starting with J.Chourio. Not to mention $51 million to SS prospect Connor Pratt. Reviewing the BrewProjecting the cost of a Brewers extension for new No. 1...The Milwaukee Brewers are not strangers to signing their top prospects to long-term extensions, nor do they lack experience when it comes to locking in young sh Milwaukee Brewers On SIBrewers Should Hammer Home Jesús Made Extension While The...Extensions have become one of the key storylines of the spring in Major League Baseball, and the Milwaukee Brewers got in on the act once already. With their $5