Bob Sacamano

One thing we've (likely)' learned so far: guy who said this would be done by Thanksgiving = full of shit.

Like the Orioles? Pretty weird move honestly.

Psh. That's nothing. Last offseason, people were saying Machado was a slam-dunk for like 3 month straight.

I could see them being pretty busy. I have them pegged to sign Donaldson.

Looks like he played 87 games out there last year. How good he was, I don't know.

They have the extra open spot so that doesn't matter.

Urias at SS possibly.

I bet he wanted to go somewhere where he could get a chance to start. Would have loved him as our 2nd SP (then move to pen later and serve as a swing man) signing behind a big name.

We need some kind of Tony/raBBit/WSD nugget.

Brewers trade Trent Grisham to the Padres. Return unknown. Solid rookie year. Maybe for Hedges straight up since they lost Grandal? Edit: nevermind. Update has it as Urias and Lauer going to the Brewers for Grisham and Davies.

Yes. Until there is an update I think.

Seth Beer is also not a part of the organization anymore.

I'm also on the Kendrick train.

Or you get a right-handed corner bat to pair him with.

Ah yes. Just what this site needed: another Wheeler thread.

I normally just scroll past lol

You get a guy who can also serve as back up CF, you don't have to carry Engel and can go with more of a hitter on the bench as backup OF.

Accounting bullshit.

I would think Seby. No point of having 5 catchers on the 40-man.

Right. And stating just the total number of the deal is stupid.

Here comes Tony again just like right before the Grandal signing...

Seems like a platoon option.

I would bet on Hamels going back to a team he's previously pitched with: Phillies or Cubs. I could get on board with Pomeranz as a swing man.