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  1. 'cuz he's three time better.
  2. The guy plays good defense in the SS and healthy, besides his OBP. Play him at 2B, then, utility bench MIF. We all know Reyes will miss bunch of games.
  3. My source: GG caliber MIF with .260/.330/.380 I like it
  4. We have a winner #Moronsi!!
  5. Jays passes AAA phase
  6. BerniePleskoff #Dbacks have selected C Oscar Hernandez in the first round of the Rule 5 Draft. It was the first pick in the draft. NO Navarro?
  7. Blue Jays pass #Rule5Draft
  8. Texas took DeShields #3
  9. MLBONFOX The #Tigers have acquired Alfredo Simon from the #Reds for Eugenio Suarez & Jonathon Crawford, via Dave Dombrowski.
  10. Tigers will trade for Reds SP (Latos, Cueto or Simon?)
  11. @CJNitkowski: Told Cespedes to Detroit, Porcello to Boston is done. f***
  12. Cole for DeShields? Luhnow is dumb!
  13. Idea estupida!! None of them belong to a MLB roster right now.
  14. f***
  15. Draft order please!
  16. Domingo Tapia, rhp, Mets: Midway through the 2013 season, Tapia seemed unlikely to be on a list of Rule 5 unprotected players. He had touched 100 mph and was stifling high Class A hitters. But his stuff has backed up since then while his control remains below-average, which explains why he’s still in high Class A. Luis Cessa, rhp, Mets: Another conversion project, Cessa has been a slow-mover as he’s been used as a starter. He has an athletic delivery, with a big arm (93-95 mph fastball) and a fringe average breaking ball and changeup, and he throws a lot of strikes (1.78 BB/9 in 374 IP). Greg Peavey, rhp, Mets: The former Little League star threw 90 mph as a 14-year-old and has gained 2-4 mph since. Coming off an excellent season in Double-A Binghamton, the Oregon State alum doesn’t fit normal profile of type of pitcher who sticks in Rule 5. Logan Verrett, rhp, Mets: The four-pitch Baylor alum has above-average control that has helped him succeed at Triple-A (11-5, 4.33 at Las Vegas in 2014), but he lacks a true plus pitch and he’s always been vulnerable to lefthanded hitters.
  17. #SteamerGospel #MormonSteamer
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