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So about Kelenic's -0.7 WAR in 93 games...?

The only team that didn't gain value from 2020 to 2021 was the Tampa Bay Rays They had one bad year vs. hand-over-fist money every other year

How about this: If the owners are assuming so much risk, they lose their legalized monopoly?

Pretty obvious he's been possessed since he put on a Bulls jersey.

The thing is, they're going to raise prices regardless.

Obviously to improving minor league conditions!

If there wasn't a lock out you the owners would have raised the prices on you. Every team should instead mimic the Falcons, who slashed prices (twice!) and made life easier for fans. Their bottom line went up 15% and fans were happy.

Source is a grain of salt but my sides have entered the atmosphere.

The story about Starling Marte not becoming a White Sox prospect is just absolutely wild.

Legitimately laughed at the lead in to the Prieto information. Great work as usual, James.

? fair man, fair. For context in case any insane person doesn't take the hint: This got asked a lot during the Colas stuff last year when MLB shifted signing dates around. Going to current signees and saying "nah we take it back so we can sign another dude" would basically kill future negotiations because it's a douchey thing to do.

Met Roland in Arizona at a D-Backs-Sox game. Wonderful guy.

Before a bunch of people inevitably asks you, I'll get it out of the way even though I know the answer: If the new Tatis is such a stud, can't the Sox just rescind their offers to the current signees and just sign him?

This is what pisses me off the most. No way in hell they'd make any of those teams go through this nightmare scenario, but the Bulls are 1) A risk to other teams (as were the Hornets were before them) 2) A risk to any players brought in (Stanley) 3) A risk to staff (Stacey, Wennington) 4) A risk to the remaining players and coaches, especially ones like Caruso nursing an injury 5) A risk to fans that may get close for autographs The fuck is Silver thinking? Imagine if the Bulls play the Wizards? Whatever strain is going around a 100% vaccinated team is going to definitely infect Bradley Beal.

Alize now out. Coby's trying to come back and Javonte is a small possibility, but the Bulls are asking the league to postpone according to KC.

Traditional: Any instrumental version of Carol of the Bells. Contemporary: Sadly there's studio recording of this: So, instead, this: Novelty: And if that doesn't count, then this:

Except one of the elephants is this:

Counting Caruso's hamstring and Pat, the fully healthy players from the beginning of the year are... Lonzo, Vuc, Alize and Marko. Edit: Forgot Bradley

I don't know. But Stanley Johnson proves it's an environment where it's actively spreading.

Stanley and Ayo out. Just postpone the game for fuck's sake.

This team is either about to pull off some wild bullshit...or lose some games that would bum us out. PG - Lonzo / Dotson SG - Zach / Ayo SF - Brown / Cook PF - Stanley / Alize / Marko C - Vuc / Bradley They'd still whoop any team from the Jimbo era.

I have no idea how the Bulls get in on the Pacers sell-off, but they should.

We should play baseball like how it was meant to be played...without gloves!

Before their injuries, a Glasnow-for-Madrigal+Heuer trade would have been laughed off of this board as completely unreasonable/the Sox overvaluing their players.

The Lakers thing to me is cause LeBron is stuck in the 2010's superteam NBA. The current strategy needs depth to pair with 1 megastar + Robins or 2 stars, but despite winning with that strategy, LeBron wanted to punt all that depth for...Westbrook.