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Every team should just get real passive aggressive with how Astros players are handling this and hand out either miniature drums or tiny trash cans when playing the Astros.

ESPN currently has the Bulls taking Cole Anthony at #7.

Trying to kill the minors.

@bmags let's get aboard the Crochet train

Possible side effect: With Lunhow gone, we save minor league baseball?

Considering the Astros are good, it's much more likely to be back of the draft picks.

Ban their asses, strip the picks in the first five rounds for 3 years. Ya know, make the cheating worth it.

So to be clear, people saying this is harsh... Jake Burger, Zack Collins, Gavin Sheets, Alec Hansen, a year suspension for Hahn and Renteria, and $5M isn't worth a World Series

I'm being slightly facetious, but it was more of a "Alec Hansen's progress was stunted to prove that we should promote Zaleski" joke.

This put the integrity of the game in question. Also the financial for hundreds of players. And ticket sales. And playoff revenue.

Ding ding ding. MLB banned Coppolella for minor league signing bonus violations and 13 prospects were stripped. Here, games were tampered with and Lunhow and Hinch got off light comparatively.

He's so fucking glad they got Osuna.

Should have been bans. Cora is lucky if he gets out of this.

Alec Hansen died for this.

Jirschele and Zaleski coming for those major league jobs ?

The motto is just this clip.

This thread drove a 2001 Honda Civic off a cliff.

Yeah, that'd be the first one I'd give him props for.

...by repeating everyone else and spamming names? Got it.

I mean, if he were trying to make a name for himself, you'd think he'd be using his name.

You could make a thread.

Jeter made highlight plays as well. Careless errors add up.

How did fake Steve Cishek miss this???

I know we all know this, but it can't be stated enough how important and useful Rick's skill at getting players to sign these extensions are. It's a bit of a gamble by both the players and the team, but they both get rewards. I just wonder how often he's calling up Moncada and Giolito's agents.

It says that Robert would have been offered a $240 million contract if he were a free agent, so therefore, the Sox don't get credit and are still exploitative. The Sox have committed $76M to Robert before his options have been considered.