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Japan is ruthless. No mlb team would have demoted him to the minors that fast.

lol @ the Mets rotation

Welcome to Ottawa, Kyle

Harrison Bader's mouth guard is stupid

That's wild

I wonder how concerned they are about Machado. 2 months into a 350M deal and his bat has completely fallen off a cliff. And now he has a broken bone in his hand.

The Padres are the drizzling shits

Man, when I was shopping Jose Abreu I was a bit concerned about the power and obviously trying to de-risk. But I still thought he'd be above average this year and pick up a lot of counting stats in the Houston lineup. He looks completely cooked. One of the biggest sudden declines in recent memory that wasn't precipitated by injury.

This is going to get bites

I would never debase myself by rostering Brad Keller in fantasy baseball.

Now he just hit Machado. And walked Soto. Dude is going to be DFA'd after this.

Brad Keller has 4 walks and 2 wild pitches and it's the second inning

He's a stud

ESPN crew going on about how there are no breaks in a Boston lineup that includes Casas, Enmanuel Valdez, Pablo Lopez, and Reese McGuire.

The team is a circus. We're to believe he learned how to catch in his week as a DH?

We're like 25% of the way through the season and it's rermarkable how almost every contract has been a disaster so far. Trea Turner (11/300) - K-rate up like 7% and basically a slap hitter right now per Statcast Carlos Correa (6/100)- has been replacement-level trash Jake deGrom (6/185) - shut down after 30 innings because of multiple injuries Carlos Rodon (6/162) - immediately diagnosed with chronic back issue and hasn't pitched Edwin Diaz (5/102) - blew out his knee, hasn't pitched Willson Contreras (5/87.5) - scapegoated for Cards pitching being terrible and moved off catcher for a week Justin Verlander (2/86.6) - has only thrown 12 mediocre innnings Andrew Benintendi (5/75) - replacement-level slap hitter Kodai Senga (5/75) - no command, looks like a 1-2 WAR SP Taijuan Walker (4/72) - the same 1-2 WAR SP he's always been outside of a decent 2022 Chris Bassitt (3/60) - showing signs of significant skill erosion Jose Abreu (3/60) - looks completely cooked Robert Suarez (5/46) - injured and hasn't thrown a pitch Mitch Haniger (3/43.5) - has been injured and terrible Tyler Anderson (3/39) - doesn't even look like a viable SP anymore Well over $1 billion paid out to the above players, and they're cumulatively hovering around replacement level. Draft and develop, kids. Building through FA is a recipe for being very bad for a very long time. There were some value signings out there: The Rays seem to have got it right with Eflin. Strahm, Lugo, and Bellinger all look shrewd. Some vets re-signing with their former teams for reasons other than $ look good (Kershaw and Rizzo).

Juan Soto has a 152 wRC+ now. 400M contract back in play?

Leafs have like half a roster to acquire this offseason.

Mike Clevinger looks absolutely terrible. Like, physically. He looks unhealthy.

I don’t know. Florida and Carolina are pretty legit teams with fun rosters.

Your bats absolutely went off last week

Scherzer scratched from his start today with a neck issue

Mason Miller is broken already

The situation reads like pitchers have been complaining to management about Contreras.