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If Caulfield were actually a Padres fan, he would be citing this article every fucking day calling for AJ Preller to be fired.

Would you say this is...Rick Hahn's personal disaster?

You like rooting for teams that are north of your team, go watch the Bucks.

Ok, here's the Reuters article from the time of the case.

The San Jose excerpt is literally from an article about the antitrust being explained and how MLB was able to defend itself in court against San Jose using the antitrust exemption.

Well, it was possible because the Marlins didn't exist, so there was no team to block them. However, maybe you can stop stomping your feet and insulting people like you always do and just Google something for once. MLB could have blocked the Expos move into the D.C. because it was the Orioles territory. But the Orioles got 80% ownership in the regional sports network the teams jointly own and it's been at the center of a of lawsuit between the two teams (basically, Orioles holding out on some revenue). This is also why the A's didn't move to San Jose - because the Giants blocked them. I don't know if Vegas currently falls under a team's jurisdiction, but if it does that team could hypothetically block it. This could 100% open up a hypothetical third team in NYC, which would be suicide, everyone is already a Yankees or Mets fan here - and if you see a third cap, it's the White Sox, for non-baseball reasons.

Glasses houses and all that, but... HEAT CULTURE

Probably one of Keuchel/Grandal, if not both.

I mean, truth be told the Sox could have a Top 3 RF and maybe they don't get face stomped by the Astros last year. *insert image of Harper's number at the United Center here*

Making your fanbase and generating ticket sales, parking sales, concession and souvenir sales, and goodwill isn't worth the risk of signing someone.

Oklahoma City is somehow both a warning (easier relocation), but also a sign that the NBA model encourages smaller markets to try and will be rewarded with loyal as hell fanbases (they've sold out almost every year of their existence).

Ok, this shit has Jerry's fingerprints all over it.

Because it said "Tomorrow is Wednesday" and I don't want hi8is to be accused of lying to people when tomorrow is clearly Thursday at this point.

If the under .500 Padres are considered a top team, them, still. Both New York teams.

Bulls got it to within 10 and now Bucks running away again. Bulls are their own worst enemy this game, but my god it's like watching the Heatles-era reffing right now. Except the Bucks are mad that they're even getting called for knocking Caruso to the ground.

Is Billy having them practice with double rims? What the hell is it with bricking wide open three after wide open three.

"If three possible silver sluggers and a highly touted sophomore a suck, the lineup will be bad."

Before @bmags gets to it. He doesn't show up one of his players - he shows up all of them. We thought we were ready for everything, but none of us were ready for Player Manager La Russa.

The Brewers announcers truly hated facing Harrison in Pittsburgh.

If it's MLB.TV, sure. Otherwise, idk man, people just gonna have to figure out a way to privately contact you. Edit: Also, as Jack pointed out...it's free on MLB.TV today.

Alright, bold prediction: If the White Sox make the World Series this year, both TA and Gio will retire as White Sox with their numbers retired.

TLR making fans ready to lose Micker ?

Eloy was traded.

You kinda got there starting with number 9. GIVE ME SOME SPICE.