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Which wild card front office do you most believe in?  

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  1. 1. Which wild card front office do you most believe in?

    • Houston Astros (led by Jeff Luhnow)
      10
    • New York Yankees (led by Brian Cashman)
      4
    • Chicago Cubs (led by Theo & Jed)
      68
    • Pittsburgh Pirates (led by Neal Huntington)
      15


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Jayson Stark ‏@jaysonst 3m3 minutes ago

#Braves have let clubs know they're open to dealing from pitching prospect depth in a trade for a bat. They've asked about young catchers

 

Pentecost for ?

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Jayson Stark ‏@jaysonst 3m3 minutes ago

#Braves have let clubs know they're open to dealing from pitching prospect depth in a trade for a bat. They've asked about young catchers

 

Pentecost for ?

 

Alex Wood :)

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Jayson Stark ‏@jaysonst 3m3 minutes ago

#Braves have let clubs know they're open to dealing from pitching prospect depth in a trade for a bat. They've asked about young catchers

 

Pentecost for ?

 

Navarro is a young 31, I swear.

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Lol Nice! Maybe dye his hair blonde and tell em he is more fun too! :)

 

And the extreme pudginess is a thyroid problem, no relation to his frequent visits to Taco Bell!

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Joba Chamberlain DFAd according to sources. One more move coming, and Drew VerHagen and Jeff Ferrell are being called up for the Jays series.

 

Geez, you have to figure Joba will regress from that 13.1 H/9. Even with all those hits, he wasn't doing THAT badly.

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Geez, you have to figure Joba will regress from that 13.1 H/9. Even with all those hits, he wasn't doing THAT badly.

 

Well, he's been horrid this year and the Tigers badly need fresh arms after that nightmarish Pirates series. And they're going to need them.. especially considering there's no guarantee what they'll get out of Sanchez or Verlander. Only Price is a sure thing.

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Least clutch Blue Jays this year (by FG's Clutch metric):

 

#1 - Pillar (keep flailing away pro-star)

#2 - Martin (doh)

#3 - Valencia (no more righties pls)

#4 - Smoak (hmph)

#5 - Bautista (nothing new here)

 

Most clutch Blue Jays this year:

 

#1 - Edwin (it's the parrot)

#2 - Colabello (no surprise)

#3 - Donaldson (FYSMC)

#4 - Carrera (who woulda thunk it)

#5 - Reyes (fangraphs must be malfunctioning)

 

Least clutch hitters this year:

 

#1 - H. Ramirez (ha!)

#2 - Semien

#3 - Stanton (just deal with it)

#4 - Harper (you really had no idea, admit it)

#5 - Machado (dipshit)

 

Most clutch hitters this year:

 

#1 - Mauer

#2 - Rizzo

#3 - Carpenter

#4 - Cruz

#5 - Hendrick

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Why does anyone give a s*** if someone admires their homerun? Why is it considered disrespectful?

 

Gotta make sure the pitcher's precious feelings aren't hurt.

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I know earlier in this thread you said he didn't have rich parents. If that were true, then who is this?

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoo_Hample

 

He died in 1984. Hample was born in 1977, lol, so clearly a grandparent and not a parent. Is he rich? Writer/illustrator doesn't seem like the kind of profession your grandkid can finance 6 month trips every year off of. His parents own a book store, I'm pretty sure.

 

Actually that reminds me. Yankees paid millions to charity rather than giving it to A-Rod as that "marketing" agreement thing. Obviously A-Rod agreed to it and s***.

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He died in 1984.

 

Wut?

 

http://i.gyazo.com/91e2bc7b2f257d0c8875d0d11cfdeb65.png

 

"His youngest son, Zack Hample, is the world record holder for balls caught as a fan at Major League Baseball games.[2]"

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Oh wow, his dad died when he was young then. Again, on topic, writer/illustrator doesn't scream "funds his trips everywhere."

 

Like I said, all I know is that he's a solid guy and that from what I know, he works himself and doesn't have rich parents.

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Damn, Boston is red hot right now.. they've tied the Astros game again at 7. It's not just Tampa and Toronto having trouble with them.. that Betts/Holt/Bogaerts trio continues to give teams headaches.
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Oh wow, his dad died when he was young then.

 

Dude, what are you talking about? His dad was an 84 year old playwright that died five years ago, when Zack Hample was 32 years old. Neither of them were young when he died.

 

The father published at least 40 literary works and children books and from the looks of it, he was quite accomplished and made a lot of money. Zack Hample himself is a writer, and having a well-known author for a father couldn't have hurt him there.

 

I don't care about Hample's personality and I don't have an opinion on how he chooses to play with his balls, but his father was rich, and Zack is not an entirely self-made man the way you keep implying he is.

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Oh wow, his dad died when he was young then. Again, on topic, writer/illustrator doesn't scream "funds his trips everywhere."

 

Like I said, all I know is that he's a solid guy and that from what I know, he works himself and doesn't have rich parents.

 

Sounds like excuses, plus his dad was Jewish so of course he was rich.

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Dude, what are you talking about? His dad was an 84 year old playwright that died five years ago, when Zack Hample was 32 years old. Neither of them were young when he died.

 

The father published at least 40 literary works and children books and from the looks of it, he was quite accomplished and made a lot of money. Zack Hample himself is a writer, and having a well-known author for a father couldn't have hurt him there.

 

I don't care about Hample's personality and I don't have an opinion on how he chooses to play with his balls, but his father was rich, and Zack is not an entirely self-made man the way you keep implying he is.

 

Yeah, you're right, I misread his date of death. I'm dumn.

 

Self made? What's he made himself into? Lol, he's a guy that catches baseballs. I'm just not sure if his dad made enough money to let his son spend this much money on baseball, I don't think that's unreasonable. Those numbers don't click.

 

And I don't think "having a well known author for a father" takes away from any work he did as an author, if that's what you're implying.

 

http://www.zackhample.com/baseball_collection/watch_with_zack.htm

 

Apparently he also does a thing where he takes people to games. That's a ton of money he charges, so that helps the numbers add up.

 

I'm just trying to figure out the numbers side of things. Like does having a successful author father REALLY make you enough money to finance trips across the country for baseball games? That seems like a stretch.

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Sounds like excuses, plus his dad was Jewish so of course he was rich.

 

Not true. Some Jews are at the other extreme. That's why there's Forrest Hill, and then every other Jewish neighborhood. lol

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LOL, Trevor Bauer had an at-bat today where he impersonated a different Indians hitter's batting stance on every pitch (Aviles, Rayburn, Kipnis) until he drew a walk.

 

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LOL, Trevor Bauer had an at-bat today where he impersonated a different Indians hitter's batting stance on every pitch (Aviles, Rayburn, Kipnis) until he drew a walk.

 

 

clearly has attitude issues

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