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The MLB lockout is lifted!

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Just now, southsider2k5 said:

 

Yes they do.  You could have made said calls instead of waiting 40 days and 40 nights.  The players didn't lock themselves out.

So, bets on how unrealistic this proposal will be?

5 minutes ago, Tnetennba said:

So, bets on how unrealistic this proposal will be?

It will be worthless

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This is almost laughable.  The Sox have gone from 10s of millions to a couple of billions during the JR time frame.  Pretty sure the Stock market isn't giving that return.

 

 

3 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

 

If only saying so made it true...

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Just now, southsider2k5 said:

This is almost laughable.  The Sox have gone from 10s of millions to a couple of billions during the JR time frame.  Pretty sure the Sox market isn't giving that return.

 

Yeah, looking it up the Sox were bought for 20 million and are worth $1.685 billion during that 40 year span.  That is a return of 8425%.  The Dow closed at 948.89 on Jan 29, 1981 the day the Reinsdorf group bought the  White Sox.  Yesteday's close in the Dow wasd 35,768.86, or a return of 3777%, or less than half of the Sox return.

1 hour ago, Tnetennba said:

So, bets on how unrealistic this proposal will be?

I'll guess it's a poor proposal and gets rejected honestly.

Edited by Bob Sacamano

23 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

 

That gives us about 2.5 weeks to figure this out. 

Who the hell does he think he's fooling with that "Phone works two ways" comment?

40 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

Yeah, looking it up the Sox were bought for 20 million and are worth $1.685 billion during that 40 year span.  That is a return of 8425%.  The Dow closed at 948.89 on Jan 29, 1981 the day the Reinsdorf group bought the  White Sox.  Yesteday's close in the Dow wasd 35,768.86, or a return of 3777%, or less than half of the Sox return.

The reason Manfred is using this is because it was in some article a month  or two ago. They didn't bother to check the math. In today's world accuracy doesn't matter.

Edited by Dick Allen

Why did Manfred think him talking was a good thing.

27 minutes ago, southsider2k5 said:

 

Is he dizzy from all of his spin?   What horse shit.  Denial is a hell of a drug…

He made George McCaskey's press conference look good.  He's right up there with Rocky Wirtz in believing his constituents are morons or just doesn't care about them. 

59 minutes ago, Bob Sacamano said:

I'll guess it's a poor proposal and gets rejected honestly.

It will not be "accepted", but it will put the ball back in the PA's court to make their next counterproposal. 

That's exactly how things should work. The owners put something out that gives somewhere, the players put something out that gives somewhere. 

If we could stop with the "Wait 43 days to make an offer" and "remember when we said 2 days ago we'd give another counter offer, oops we won't be doing that, sit on your hands for another week and a half" bullshit, then there might be some actual progress. This was always going to take a lot of back and forth to get done when they started with actual issues they needed to deal with.

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