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  1. SP Mike Foltynewicz SP Tyler Chatwood C Russell Martin 1B Justin Smoak 2B Josh Harrison 3B Anthony Rendon SS Xander Bogaerts OF Aaron Judge OF Cody Bellinger OF Joc Pederson
  2. I'm just waking up and trying to put myself back together. I will get a team submitted pronto
  3. It came up a few weeks back, some folks didn't seem to realize Old Dutch made them, but apparently they are the official sunflower seeds of the Toronto Blue Jays lol
  4. That was one of the greatest manager decisions in Blue Jays history.
  5. Was the irony/hypocrisy intentional?
  6. Didn't I read that he's been complaining about his usage? Should just focus on trying not to suck when he gets the chance to pitch.
  7. Sure I'd be happy to. Just need all the info and I'll get a list together
  8. I love drafts! Probably because I wasn't born during a World War.
  9. For years, folks have complained baseball is doing its best to strip players of their individuality and their ability to express their personalities and enthusiasm for playing the game. Some of that might be changing -- at least for a weekend. That's because Yahoo! Sports' Jeff Passan is reporting that MLB and the union have agreed to turn August 25-27 into "Players Weekend." What does that entail? Evidently relaxed uniform rules. Here's what Passan reported: Major League Baseball will relax its uniform rules for a weekend later this season, allowing players to put nicknames on the back of their jerseys, wear fluorescent-colored shoes and personalize a patch paying tribute to someone instrumental in their development, according to a memo obtained by Yahoo Sports. There are a lot of questions to be answered about this weekend, including whether a team like the New York Yankees -- who, obviously do not wear names on their jerseys -- will partake. Given that both sides, the owners and players agreed to these terms, it seems unlikely that teams will have discretion over if and how they participate in the weekend's festivities. It's worth noting that the NBA tried the whole nickname-on-jerseys bit a few years back. MLB's attempt seems to have the same end goal in mind: selling more merchandise. We'll see if their plan works -- and if we can go the whole weekend without a silly controversy. http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/mlb-to-allow-players-to-wear-nicknames-on-uniforms-as-part-of-players-weekend/
  10. This thread will either be epic or short, maybe both.
  11. A few of those would be this wayneM thing that keeps making new accounts to try and sell marital aids, but still awesome that we have so many posters.
  12. It's more about the spectacle than the fight itself. We can say the fight will be boring and/or anticlimactic yet probably will see the highest ratings ever for a PPV just because it's a historical moment.
  13. That wasn't even a bad pitch, nice piece of hitting
  14. Tragic, all that potential gone to waste
  15. Every once in awhile the late sales pitch works out. Not often, but often enough to say "why the f*** not" with some picks here and there rather than taking a college player with less ceiling.
  16. Kid doesn't sound like he learned much about bargaining in college haha
  17. No I get that, but keep him stretched out so he can handle long mop up jobs and possibly start if needed. If he sticks in the pen it's likely as a long man.
  18. Well we aren't exactly swimming in starting pitching depth, so probably a good idea to keep him stretched out in case he's needed for a spot start for some reason.
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