Quin

CHALLENGE IT

These two are well known inflammatory idiots.

He and Wiggins are willing to sacrifice half their paychecks for this. If I were the Nets or Warriors, I'd be fielding calls for them. Although teams like the Bulls and Clippers (anywhere where similar mandates could get passed) should stay far, far away.

God imagine this post before he got called up.

It is indeed 5.32 with the Sox.

In your hypothetical scenario, maybe Abreu is an absolute Olympian God cause he doesn't have to deal with cold weather. Maybe it applies to Yoan and Yasmani as well. Who fucking knows. The roster was built for the AL, in Chicago. And the Padres, who lorded Tatis and Machado over the Sox, are on their way to below .500 after their rockstar GM gave up more WAR than he got back.

Remember when Ron told us he'd go root for the Cubs? See also: People upset about trading Dunning for Lynn, upset that Rodon was brought back to compete with Lopez for the 5th starter spot, and Jose Abreu's extension.

Blackout games are cool

Did Cesar spook him?

This was when Eaton got cut, fwiw. Still not covert, but felt the need to point that out.

If there was ever a time for Anderson at catcher...

I think this is what they had in the Olympics and US players were raving about it.

On the list of unlikely season saviors - Rodon, April Yermin, Vaughn, Goodwin, Sheets - I think ReyLo may be the most unlikely.

SPAGHETTI FOR ALL

Time for Sheets to join the pasta party?

bruh where did it land

Collins/Seby/Perez battle in Spring Training next year?

At this point, it's more of a: Offer Giolito and Cease extensions Lynn is set Make Keuchel earn his spot Offer Rodon a QO or one year + mutual option(s) Kopech / ReyLo compete with Keuchel for his spot.

After seeing Michael Reinsdorf's revamp of the Bulls - I feel like this sentence could apply to him. GarPax to AKME was night-and-day different, especially with how they handled maneuvering the cap and the willingness to sacrifice so much future cheap talent in draft picks to make win now moves. I'm not saying it's the correct course of action - but I also wouldn't be shocked.

It means that our Latin scouting and signing department is improving after being an absolute abyss of misery post-Wilder, sans the older and/or can't-miss Cuban signings. Since you want the Tatis trade to be engraved on Hahn's tombstone, you should be glad that the guy who found him is signing more players that are finding success in the minor leagues.

lmao no you don't

Yes, that's the guy who should get fired.