Bob Sacamano

When you asked the question, I was trying to think of guys it could have been and forgot about him that's how bad they've been haha.

Dunn has "done" it since.

Yeah I think I did stumble across Frazier hitting over 40 in a season with us recently and was shocked. Has to be him. It's not Abreu so the rest are slim pickings since Frazier (or Dunn in 2012 for that matter.)

FYI, I haven't looked yet. Really struggling though.

Hmmm. I'm stumped.

Dunn? Just a guess. Will check now. Will not post answer. 2nd edit: will check later or tomorrow unless you respond lol

I believe Reddit is good for MLB streaming (never tried myself).

Him too!

Get. Him. Up.

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Unfortunately for you, it sure seems like he will be back. If they don't sign Encarnacion to DH, he's probably the best option. As long as he is mostly DH'ing and out of the third spot and signs for cheap, I'm good with him coming back.

It's not that one guy who posts here who sends emails to Jerry about wanting the GM job is it?

"Booooooooo." -Ron, probably.

I can't decide if that would feel more comfortable or uncomfortable to pitch with. I guess you would feel less restricted the bigger it is.

I was just thinking this yesterday. Seems like most of his starts have been day games. Haven't been able to watch any yet.

Probably no rule against it honestly. The game was PPD at like 4 yesterday. Plenty of time to get someone here. Probably more for the games that start delayed for hours only to get PPD.

Confirmed for only one more season.

IF they are actually serious about not calling Collins up the rest of the year then sure, go ahead.

Yeah, but its almost seems hard to give him credit for the Sale deal. Who wouldn't be demanding Moncada and Kopech-like prospects for a player of that magnitude? Definitely give him kudos on the Eaton return and for being patient on waiting for the Q deal.

What do you want to have happen? Have teams in warm areas and teams with retractable roofs and domes host the first month of the season?

So if they did call him up that Monday, he would only be missing 9 games. And I would bet 2 of those games being played at a later date.

The first weekend home series usually draws pretty well since people want to get out of their houses and do something after sitting inside for about 4-5 months.

How many days does Robert (and I guess Madrigal) have to stay in the minors to get that extra year of control? It's 11 right? So his MLB debut could be at home against Seattle on April 6th?

Exactly what I was thinking.

Montas was not a part of the Shark deal FYI.