John_Havok

With a new stadium and better location, I don't think there's a lot of doubt that a team in Montreal would work just fine. But it's not happening anytime soon.

Thanks for the heads up!

With Price in the mound, I'll take Bautista. Price loves the fastball, and Jose loves hitting bombs off Price.

http://www.hometrainingtools.com/chemistry-equipment-kit/p/CE-KIT01/ 45.80, the cheapest way to get chemistry. Can't believe AA hasn't put a set in every locker.

I'm waffling on switching up Ethier for Puig... who knows how long Mattingly will keep Puig in the game after he makes his first idiotic mistake.

Let me get this straight... Everyone should just blindly support the decisions without question just because... Why exactly?

Yes, that's true for sure.

You guys are putting way too much stock in 322 PA from one season.

Jose Bautista says hi.

As with the last few years, Beat the Streak is back for 2014 and first picks are available for tomorrow night's San Diego / LA Dodger game. Get to 56 games, get a ton of money. Easy right? Going to double down with A-Gon and Puig to start. http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/fantasy/bts/y2014/#t=picks

I thought they would hold Reyes out just because of the turf to be that super extra cautious... but I guess if he's okay and ready, just throw him out there and hope it goes okay.

I was going to say 83 but I can't pick the same wise number as Ang, so I'll go with 82.

I don't hate any of those players as all, I hate the FO for thinking Izturis, Goins and Sierra are somehow beneficial to a baseball team in any capacity.

I agree with the notion, but how can you really limit a player's ability to negotiate the best contract he can, regardless if he's a cheater or not? Let's say hypothetically, Ryan Braun was only allowed to earn 5 million per year as a penalty for his bust. That's even better for the team that signs him since he's still going to be a pretty decent ball player providing a ton of value on a dirt cheap contract, which benefits the team not only from that contract, but allows them more payroll flexibility to add other players. Basically, no matter what type of monetary penalty might get heaped on a player for steroid use, it would end up benefitting team owners far more than it would be a detriment to the player. If MLB really wants to clean up the game, they shouldn't be focusing on hurting players' wallets only, but hurting owners' wallets as well in some way. If teams were also held at least partially responsible for their players actions, you can bet it would have a much bigger impact. Right now, there's absolutely no downside to a team for having their player busted, other than losing him for the duration of the suspension.

There's really only 2 now that Gardner was extended. Rasmus and Aoki. And the best part is, most teams will overlook Aoki because he doesn't have the sexy stats, but he's a guy who does everything well with no glaring weaknesses.

The only reason Hayes was a plus was because Casey stuck him out there with 4 starters in the 4th quarter for some additional minutes. Without that he would have easily been -10 or worse.

bench players outscored 50-7.

This should never EVER be allowed. Teams would start spiking their own players when they got too old to be worth their bloated contracts and it would be a get out of jail free card for team's who made bad contract decisions.

I dont get it, there zero interior presence for the Celtics defensively yet nobody is taking it to the rack right now

Hayes out finally, 7 minutes too long. He should be the 4th option, not the 2nd

f*** sakes, hold on to the frigging ball DeRozan., and why isn't he just schooling Bayless? On the drive every time? Third turnover for DeRo in the quarter, 5th team

f*** Hayes is absolutely useless. Already down 2 and only took 2 minutes and 35 seconds to give up a 9 point lead

f*** me. Only took 2 minutes to get the lead down to 3 ... Salmons, de colo, Hayes and Vasquez plus JV, but nothing going to JV who can't be stopped right now and the lead evaporates in 3 trips. What a joke

Bold prediction for the second quarter start, Casey puts 4/5 of the second unit on and gives up the 9 point lead in less than 6 minutes.

and NY doesn't?