25 minutes ago, Colome's Hat said:

Saw Wacha shove against us a few months ago. Would have loved him at the deadline

Could have had Lugo…probably didn’t want to pay him too as well as Castillo

Why the Royals Didn’t Trade Michael Wacha?

The Kansas City Royals chose to keep Michael Wacha after the 2026 trade deadline because they saw him as a core piece of their 2027 rebuilding plan and didn’t want to replace him with another deal.

1. Strategic focus on core and stability
General Manager J.J. Picollo and the front office emphasized sticking with their core to compete in 2027, especially given the Royals’ pitching injuries this season MLB. Wacha was viewed as one of their most dependable starters, with a 3.51 ERA in 22 starts in 2026 and multiple quality starts royalskeep.com. Trading him would have meant replacing him, which they didn’t want to do.

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JFC. Alonso. I haven't seen blood rush to the head type of moment since Allison tackling Matheus Nunes with his hands in the six yard box

4 minutes ago, Colome's Hat said:

JFC. Alonso. I haven't seen blood rush to the head type of moment since Allison tackling Matheus Nunes with his hands in the six yard box

A certain Bears’ defensive back two years ago at the end of the game?

This act

Just now, caulfield12 said:

A certain Bears’ defensive back two years ago at the end of the game?

Yeah. But Allison was still this calendar year lol

Two different fly balls off the wall by Phillies with bad base running cost them that game

Today shaping up to be worst case scenario

37 minutes ago, fathom said:

Today shaping up to be worst case scenario

Yep, if Toronto wins that would certainly make it so.

Hoping Sacramento can walk off the Jays again....or the Athletics can score a bunch late....I'm not picky.

I am not sure I can handle this division race to be honest. I am getting stressed out, can't stop thinking about every game lol