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  1. For some reason it's hilarious to me that Grilli has 77% of the vote in this poll with 20 options.
  2. Clearly Grilli. Guy didn't get that legit dad bod by not pounding beers.
  3. New York is just now recovering from years spent paying vets for past performance. Toronto has been extremely lucky so far in that Guys like Buehrle, Dickey, and maybe Bautista waited until the last years of their deals to fall apart, and I think it might be clouding people's perspective of just how rare it is for big contracts extending well into a player's 30s to work out well.
  4. 1.6M for Barney vs. 0.5M for Goins should be a no-brainer in favour of Barney. Ryan Goins CAN NOT stick.
  5. They seem to be under the impression that he's good, so I'll be surprised if they non-tender him.
  6. I think an 8/240 deal this offseason would be easily defensible from the FO. I have no idea if that's something they'd even entertain though.
  7. Meh. They pissed a lot of fans off when they didn't re-sign Price. No nobody gives a s***.
  8. I think you're right, with the exception of Barney. He probably gets enough on the open market that non-tendering him and signing him for less isn't realistic.
  9. Going forward, the far more impactful question is regarding Donaldson. He has two years of team control left, and the team might be best deciding now if they're comfortable extending him for $250M. If not, they have to start looking at trade possibilities.
  10. Cleveland seems like the much easier draw.
  11. Errand post
  12. Just stat-scouted him. Looks legit.
  13. errand throw
  14. Going to put Seth Lugo on the block. xFIP wasn't great, but he sits 92, touches mid-90s and throws the highest spin-rate curveball in baseball. I'll keep him if I don't get an offer I like, but he might be of more interest to someone who's more content than I am with a high-variance pitching staff. Would like a 1st round pick (MiLB or waiver) or a catcher.
  15. Anyone in good health who has swung a bat before can hit a 90 mph fastball if that's all they're seeing. They might not hit it well, but they'll put it in play occasionally.
  16. Fried chicken and waffles is an elite-level meal. I have a very hard time convincing people to join me in f***ing my body up like that though.
  17. Nobody on Bruce Rondon for a waiver pick?
  18. I'll be very surprised if he escapes this with his career intact.
  19. I don't think his running has impacted the public response whatsoever. He could have waited to be escorted out by security and the mob justice would have been identical.
  20. That's the problem though: that isn't possible. A significant fine, and ban from the park would have sufficed. But the internet has created this system where the idea of paying for a mistake and moving on isn't realistic. He'll be paying for this forever. It's really sad, especially for something that wasn't premeditated.
  21. At some point in life you'll get older and become one of the 99.9% of people that have done incredibly stupid things and not had their lives ruined as a result, and it will knock you off that high horse. Take a step back and realize that this guy's life has been ruined because of a decision made in about 2 seconds. You really can't empathize?
  22. I feel really bad for this guy. One bad decision made because he was drunk, and his life is ruined. And nothing bad even resulted from his actions. Kind of seems like the police should just leave him alone... he has been and will continue to be punished far more than the legal system will punish him.
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