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  1. The 5-foot-7 Southisene profiles as a hit-over-power middle infielder with plus speed. He has strong contact skills and rarely strikes out. His in-zone whiff rate is the lowest in the Cubs’ system, and he makes good swing decisions, though he is passive at times. Southisene doesn’t project to hit for much power. He produces fringe-average exit velocities and his batted ball angles are poor. Southisene has played primarily shortstop this season, but profiles best at second base due to below-average arm strength. He profiles as a potential contact and speed-oriented bench bat LMAO
  2. This org has a penchant for AAAA players. Looks like they're going to get snake oil for Varsho if this is any indication. What happened to the "sellers market" talk? Effing abysmal!🫩 Oh, and we play the Cubs soon. Get ready for Gasmans splitter to mystify our whole lineup. The timing lines up perfectly for him to start against us.
  3. Kirk putting on a clinic for abs challenges this afternoon.
  4. If Springer goes to the Bosox it will break my heart.
  5. Mad Max getting through six innings with nary a run allowed. Bravo!
  6. Meh...you can only roster 40. Plenty of very good players in the league. If teams dont have the business acumen to compete they should get out of the game.
  7. As a Blue Jays supporter why would you want a salary cap?
  8. The Rays are the last hope of MLB.
  9. I have seen better bp swings. Wtf is going on with him?
  10. The problem is that "cash poor" teams simply over value prospects. Has been happening for years and the return for giving up a bona fide star like Skubal is never a sure thing and rarely a good thing. On the flip side is the reality that many of these teams, like the Tigers, choose to be "cash poor". They simply don't reinvest their revenue into their baseball system the way the Dodgers do. Yes I hate the Dodgers, they are an easy target to hate; but, if the owners want parity they should start by looking in the mirror. Not by holding the baseball world hostage with a lockout..
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