King

We could score 20 this game. Oberholtzer is a junky lefty

T Rekt!

I'll cut Nikita Korostelev, Jansen Harkins, Stephon Williams and Martin Frk. Maybe some more later. The bar for a "fringe prospect" in our league will be going up with less teams, I think.

Well last year, we did this: So I'd say our draft will probably start on the Monday following the end of the real life NHL entry draft, so June 27th, and the prospect cutdown will be a day or so before the real life NHL entry draft, so maybe June 22nd. The Big Gun, TCA, can confirm those dates if they sound good to him. You can make your cuts at anytime though that is just the last time to do them.

He's out.

Derp...

Looks like Jacoby may have been on to something..

lol

Tell him that batting average is hits divided by number of at bats you can hit 40 home runs in 400 at bats but if those are your only hits you'll still be hitting .100

Scott Diamond

dickey is pitching a gem

They rank 21st in the league in xFIP-. http://i.imgur.com/rvLFaYR.png

http://i.imgur.com/qwowTJp.png Do people wear these?

Sent you an offer on yahoo.

Sorry for your poor experience.

It's probably more common then you think then then especially in junior hockey circles. They all start it early, not just here.

Winnipeg is a fantastic place!

It is a bad habit yeah. I remember when I was playing hockey at 13/14 years old well over half of my team was using it before games. Glad I never got into it though.

http://i.imgur.com/sNwwgtX.png I had no idea Pillar dips

"Pillar can hit 20 home runs and has just as much power as anyone else in this lineup" This is our hitting coach

Some of the Vancouver roster is starting to trickle out. Justin Maese is on it. Others Andres Sotillo Javier Hernandez Matt Smoral Bryan Lizardo Deiferson Barreto Rodrigo Orozco Mike Estevez Christian Williams Daniel Rodriguez Jackson Mclelland Jackson Lowery

Ryan Gold prepared to sign if the Jays meet his bonus demands. http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/sports/high-school/article83221172.html Ryan Gold was paying attention to the Major League Baseball Draft and specifically what the Toronto Blue Jays were doing. When the Carolina Forest player’s name was called in the 27th round and the organization had picked only one other catcher in any of the previous rounds, he took it as a positive sign. “It’s a dream come true,” Gold said after the Blue Jays selected him No. 822 overall on Saturday. “It’s a lot of hard work that has paid off. Whatever happens, and whatever I do will be in the best interest of my family. I’m ready to take on whatever comes next. I think for me and my family, I’m pretty sure that we may take the offer that Toronto gives us.” If the range that Gold and his family gave Toronto comes to fruition and a deal is accepted, it would preclude his commitment to Coastal Carolina. Gold signed with the Chanticleers in November, and he said he has already spoken with CCU head coach Gary Gilmore and associate headcCoach Kevin Schnall about the future. “They are very convincing with their arguments. But they are also very supportive for me,” Gold said. “The money isn’t everything for me. I just want to play baseball. The [slotted signing bonus] isn’t the only cash that [the Blue Jays] have. They could save up. Honestly, whatever they have for me – we talked, we’ve given them a range. We’re not 100 percent sure what they’re going to offer.” The choice between professional baseball and a team playing for a spot in the College World Series this weekend presented itself after Gold showed off a rare offensive and defensive skill set in two states. After moving to the area from New Jersey last summer, he took over the Panthers’ starting catcher position and hit .349 with 11 doubles, two triples, three home runs and 22 RBIs. He helped Carolina Forest reach the Class AAAA Lower State finals and was named to the North-South All-Star game, although he withdrew due to a scheduling conflict. Gold is the first Carolina Forest player drafted directly out of high school since former pitcher Erich Knab (13th round) in 2012 and the third overall in school history. Paul Hazeres was selected in the 39th round in 2001 by the Astros. The area has had a number of other selections, as well, most notably Conway’s Grant Holmes, who was picked in the first round by the Dodgers in 2014, and Dylan Thompson, who was selected in the fourth round last June by the Seattle Mariners out of Socastee. In total, including Gold, the Grand Strand has had 17 players picked straight out of high school in more than a half century of the draft. “Today is a great day,” Gold said. “I’m just going to enjoy it.”

Yes

Chris Colabello.

Until he gets called up to the MLB. Maybe