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  1. Has he said he wanted out? Or are we just assuming since he's gone MIA?
  2. I don't think he's made a roster move since the start of April. It's really too bad, i was looking forward to his MILB draft selections this year.
  3. Damn spats might break the season high points!
  4. I'm pretty happy with my bargain pitching, put up 50+ points. Even though i'm in 8th i have a shot at winning this with Betts, J-Mart and Boggy. Left 900$ when i had to late swap Trea Turner out for Boggy. Should be a close finish.
  5. Looking like you might get on the board.
  6. I got: P J.A. Happ P 0 swap out P Seth Lugo P O 9 0 swap out C Buster Posey 0 swap out 1B Paul Goldschmidt 0 swap out 2B Ben Zobrist 4 0 swap out 3B Kris Bryant 2 0 swap out SS Trea Turner 0 swap out OF Mookie Betts 0 swap out OF Bryce Harper 0 swap out OF J.D. Martinez 0 swap out
  7. Went dirt cheap on pitching but my bats are legit.
  8. #13 BA Prospect. As a high school senior, Pearson received little interest from pro teams. He was a tall righthander whose fastball could reach 93, but he had no usable offspeed pitch. So he enrolled at Florida International, where he got stronger and got some experience, earning more than 30 innings that spring. Following his freshman year, Pearson transferred to the JC of Central Florida, where his stock took off. In a bullpen during the fall, Pearson's fastball touched 100, creating buzz throughout the amateur scouting community. In a starting role in the spring, Pearson pitched mostly at 93-94 and touched 97 in most starts. His fastball shows late running or sinking movement and he made tremendous growth with his command. His changeup now projects as a plus pitch, showing late fade when he locates it down in the zone. He throws both a slider and a curveball, and scouts see his slider as a more prominent part of his future. The pitch shows slurvy shape and sits in the low 80s. Pearson's athleticism and rapid growth could lead him to come off the board as high as the back of the first round. Scouts have compared him to Carl Pavano because of his size, athleticism and potent fastball-changeup combo.
  9. Game 62 Bautista (2 Pts)- JFL19 Donaldson (2 Pts)- Pedelton Morales (3 pts)- Smoak (5 Pts)-o2 Travis (6 Pts)- Tulo (4 Pts)- Martin (4 Pts) Pillar (7 Pts)- LTBF Barney (9 Pts)- Carerra (9 Pts)- Goins (9 Pts)- Coghlan (6 Pts)- Maile (9 Pts) Pitcher (10 pts)- Bench (10 pts)-
  10. There's a few value guys I like in pitching. Will probably go bat heavy. FYI, I don't have you as in yet.
  11. Confirmed. Can I commish please add Ceser to the dude with the pink polka-dotted dress
  12. Bots are getting good at sneaking links in to what appears to be actual posts.
  13. Looks like he's dropping out of the tournament. Can't really blame him after that gets reported.
  14. I think an article like this points to why there's hope for someone like Heimlich. I would be okay with the Jays taking a late flier on him. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=3943187&page=1
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