Sleepy Harold

I agree that I don't envision multiple teams that would be willing to spend at the Mets (current) level, they could definitely spend more if they chose to do so. This is not directed at you but it's more of a general statement/thought I had, lets not act like if it were the White Sox spending gobs and gobs of money to bring in the best possible talent on the market that we'd be wanting a salary cap installed for "fairness". EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US would be loving them committing like that and it would be a "sucks to suck" for everyone else.

I never said that the cap doesn't exist, I said its design is to suppress player wages. I for one am very interested in how the Mets will fair after blowing past what any team has done before. I know their base and market is excited, deservedly so.

The AL does need a Cohen, preferably on the Southside sooner rather than later.

I think some sort of floor would be ideal, I'd prefer to not cap what a team could spend if they're willing to do so.

Caps just promote wage suppression of players. It's not the Mets fault that no other owners are willing to spend like they are.

Yeah hard no for me there as well. Thomas's savant page leaves a lot to be desired. Had he qualified, the EV numbers would be near the bottom of the league.

At least he's a real outfielder

Fart, but meh depth

here ya go fellow draft sickos Another one

Giants are going after the footlong sub while the Sox plan to make due with a bread sandwich

From watching the NHL draft lottery over the years, MLB execs were just as robotic and stoic as NHL execs whenever they jump up. You're lucky if the camera catches someone cracking a smile.

Pirates 1, Nats 2

Tigers nab 3