Spanky99

Wet Blanket...

lol

Preller isn't very bright, you'd think he'd wait till after the Ohtani decision.

You've got to grease up a hangover dude, that'll work, but I'd recommend a full breakfast fryup yumm and makes you feel so much better.

Air Fryer.

lmao

Uhmm... they're trying if you haven't noticed, Kelly.

Yes, I remember. Do you remember Gillicks trades and league payrolls?

Flags Fly Forever... and the ask at the moment is ludicrous, what L54 posted would be close, I'd bet. Add Zulu and bada bing!

f*** lower budget teams, to be frank about it, f*** em' to hell, sell the franchise to someone who gives a s***.

Geez...

That's it, okay thanks. P.S. I traded him to you for a song, lol.

Wasn't there a cheap option they could've took, though? I might be mixing him up with someone else, going on second day with no sleep.

Why would the Padres let Lugo go, seems counterintuitive, right?

Why do we want to watch that, Soupie?!

I feel this.

Of what, exactly?

Take a long walk off a short pier, 3-Foot.

Hahaha... I've always said he might stay in LA, just which side of the city, never dreamed Toronto would be in the mix.

Nightengale the hack's reporting this... Report: Cubs’ Optimism On Landing Ohtani “Has Waned” By Steve Adams | December 5, 2023 at 12:15pm CDT Shohei Ohtani’s camp at CAA has done a good job keeping his free agency a relatively silent endeavor, but there have been occasional indicators that his market is beginning to narrow. ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported last week that the Red Sox, Rangers and Mets had shifted their focus to players other than Ohtani, not believing themselves to be strong contenders to land him. Today, USA Today’s Bob Nightengale reports that the Cubs are in a similar position. Chicago’s “optimism of landing Ohtani has now significantly waned,” per Nightengale, citing a high-ranking team executive. Known suitors for Ohtani generally include the Dodgers, Blue Jays, Angels and Giants. (Others have surely expressed interest throughout the offseason.) If the Cubs are indeed pessimistic and/or turning their attention elsewhere, that makes four teams in the past four days that are now said to be increasingly doubtful about their chances of landing the two-time AL MVP. Given the secretive nature of Ohtani’s market, it’s always possible there are additional, surprise suitors lurking, but to this point there’s little to no indication of the ever-popular “mystery team” joining the fray.

Ryu gets no respect.

Trade rumours and speculation is just a part of the offseason, I enjoy it.

I'd drop in on my way home from work out to Durham in construction clothes, and hung with the homies, lol.

Scott Mitchell's day 1 notes... https://www.tsn.ca/scott-mitchell-winter-meetings-day-1-franchise-altering-moment-awaits-team-that-signs-ohtani-1.2044602