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They don't hand pick who gets revenue sharing anymore. So it's barely a problem these days. In Major League Baseball, 48% of local revenues are subject to revenue sharing and are distributed equally among all 30 teams, with each team receiving 3.3% of the total sum generated. Local revenue is local TV contract, plus gate, plus merchandise + concession contract.

For those of you in the K-Dub, the Baycats are going to get their six-peat with a sweep of Kitchener tonight in Kitchener if you would like to see some Intercounty baseball.

Final AAA Home Run Totals: 2018 - 3,652 2019 - 5,749

Turkey took the U.S. to overtime.

What the f*** is wrong with Robles though????

or they all equally feasted on that guy who had the 3rd worst season ever.

King has been exploding for weeks.

I hope JG gets it. I don't have a chance in the playoffs with no bats playing

sneak in? I just took back my spot. I look forward to you sending me back to my usual playoff viewing spot next week.

Rangers have told Odor to either start using the daily information they give him or he is off the team. I think next year is the last they can freely send him down. He is owed like $30m over the next 3 years. I wonder if he is even tradeable

There was a time where the CFL was a pass happy league when the NFL was being dominated by defense and run twice as much as pass teams. The quality of player difference was still evident but the style of play many said was more entertaining in the CFL. The gap in quality has widened with a shallower pool of players and the NFL plays the better offensive and defensive game.

the deal was that Vanny and I help you in the BBDL and you roll over here. Okay it wasn't a deal but it would be cool if it worked out that way

It's remote with an 11 game lead but it's possible for FeatherD to miss the playoffs still.

You ready to join me in the next protest?

Or she refused cause he's threatened her multiple times. Choked her when she started dating Jimmie Ward...who is making $8.52M a year, so I guess doing her nails worked. Way to victim blame though

Isn't Graterol a lottery ticket?

ftfy

I think they will work on the foyers. That is what is ugly and bland cement. Upper lever might even get a sunroof or just open air (can't say i actually remember the configuration now and if that is possible). 1st level will get opened up a bit with some patios which are outside. I don't know if it is even possible but those are the kinds of changes that Cleveland did

sorry first time I read this thread. The Rays have a serious 40 man crunch next year and Resly needs to get added despite having barely pitched this year. Rays will likely be forced to leave him exposed to the Rule 5 if they didn't trade him. The delay in an announcement would be his need for surgery or not, as it probably changes who the second player would be.

it's Resly Linares. It's obvious.

20 for his last 35 isn't bad. Supposedly he's made some amazing robberies in centre as well. Even though everyone has him pegged as future RF.

The catcher ended up going into the stands after fans in the brawl that ensued. Five days later, same two teams playing it was 10 cent beer night and the fans all attack the umpires and players.

you mean aces are supposed to be SP's?

My team is really good. But I joined this so I could play around with a roster that I don't care about. So for that reason I'm out

1. Nate Pearson (SP) - Last thing now is to see how does without a pitch count. So close to ready. Doesn't need a full season in the minors should be in the majors for over half of the season next year. 2. Jordan Groshans (SS) - Wanted to put him number 1. The injury just doesn't allow for it but I expect that he will come out as one of the top 5 bats in the minors next season. 3. Alek Manoah (SP) - I fully expect Manoah to pitch three levels next year and be in the Pearson position at the end of next season. 4. Simeon Woods Richardson (SP) - Sim (as he wants to be known...or I want him to be known as) is the best pitcher in the world who hasn't turned 19. Numbers with runners on are not great right now. Will be interesting to see if the Jays work on him pitching from the stretch and he can react to the adjustments. 5. Gabriel Moreno © - The guy has only been catching for 4 years. He's athletic and if the catching doesn't work out, it looks like his bat plays elsewhere. 6. Anthony Kay (SP) - There is something there and he's MLB ready. A good combo. There is a lot to not like too though. He's here in my rankings cause I didn't know what else to do with him. 7. Alejandro Kirk © - I want to rank him higher. But the fattist in me won't let me. Unlike Moreno if the catching skills aren't there I'm not sure he plays anywhere else. I'm not saying the catching skills aren't there, just saying he's not a 1B option if they aren't. 8. Orelvis Martinez (SS) - Despite my previous rules of no minors allowed in my rankings. Don't delay the move to CF though. Me putting him 8 shows how much I actually like him 9. Griffin Conine (RF) - Little indiscretions over with...he showed he can just hit. Yes he feasted on pitchers younger than himself (8 HR's, 8 BB in 89 PA's) but his numbers against older pitchers were still a solid .273/.358/.530. If the K's aren't below 30% next year though the power better be out of this world 10. Kevin Smith - I just want someone to say he played hurt all season or something. Or they were trying to change the type of hitter he was it just didn't work. 8 HR's in July give me hope and I'm keeping him in the top 10. I will make a proper assessment of Pardinho when he is a reliever. He's already broken and he still can't throw a change. If a move to reliever can keep him on the field I'll move him ahead of Kevin Smith.