King

I'm sure you think it was terrible

http://i.imgur.com/N4yX9to.png

I regret nothing

How do you know the wave wasn't ingest. Bauer and toronto fanbase have a heated rivalry

LoL

He's bleeding all over the place

Bautista should voluntarily take himself out of this game, and retire from baseball

Circumstances

Not as bad as hitting a solo homer

http://mlb.tv

Goodbye Bautista

Anthony Castrovince ‏@castrovince 2h2 hours ago It's Indians' understanding that if blood drips off Bauer's finger & on ball (more than just small spot), he can't pitch. Ump's discretion.

And here is his finger, not posted for those who are queezy

Smoak and Melvin are never seen seperated. The new Bautista and EE next year

Mike Wilner ‏@Wilnerness590 7m7 minutes ago Bauer is on the field warming up, his finger is a mess, looks like it's seeping blood, at least. #Bluejays #Jays #ALCS

At this point we have already accepted our fate. It is like the doctor telling you, you have 3 days left to live.

http://www.espn.com/blog/keith-law/insider/post?id=5758&ex_cid=InsiderTwitter_Law_scoutingaflmichaelkopechfrancismartesothers Someone post?

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/17817574/major-league-baseball-pushes-international-draft-new-cba TORONTO -- Major League Baseball is pushing for an international draft as a centerpiece of change in the next collective bargaining agreement with the players' association, according to sources familiar with the proposal. The current agreement expires in December, and the two sides have been in negotiations. Under the terms of MLB's initial concept, the new international draft system would start in March of 2018, with a 10-round draft held over two days. As the new structure evolved, with terms grandfathered into the process, the minimum age for draft-eligible players would be 18 years old by 2021. As part of baseball's proposal, MLB would operate facilities in the Dominican Republic, where international draft prospects would be invited to live to develop their skills and education before becoming eligible. This would also give MLB much greater control over a process which has often been viewed by baseball executives as a wild, wild West of player procurement. Part of the rationale for change put forth by Major League Baseball is the concern over the corruption that has infected the current situation, with handlers for teenage players attempting to extract fees from teams -- and sometimes succeeding -- in return for delivering the talent. There is also concern that under the current rules, young teenagers are motivated to use performance-enhancing drugs in an attempt to draw a higher signing bonus, without any possibility of oversight or testing. The business of handlers smuggling players from Cuba and demanding recompense has also been an issue that MLB, players and teams have had to face. Within the discussions, MLB is proposing the possibility of giving the players in the international draft signing bonuses comparable to what those players in the standard draft receive. If the proposal is successfully negotiated, it's a change that would be embraced by a lot of small-market and mid-market teams, because there is a perception that even with revamped rules about international signings, the wealthiest teams -- like the Cubs and Dodgers -- have a significant advantage over their peers.

Red Sox were accusing the Indians of stealing signs

http://i.imgur.com/SAyW0ml.png Grant http://i.giphy.com/S3Ot3hZ5bcy8o.gif

What a dumbass.

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He stole all the Price starts and painted himself as a GDT making god.

I'm on the 2nd floor of the Iceplex. You know where to find me. I'm ready to drop the mitts!!