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  1. MarcoSanchez
    Should have just left Happ in there.
  2. MarcoSanchez
    After watching him first hand here the Yankees will likely want to aim higher than Happ
  3. MarcoSanchez
    What a dissapointment.
  4. MarcoSanchez
    Happs trade value sinking
  5. MarcoSanchez
    Loving the slalsh line on DiDi G now.
  6. MarcoSanchez
    I doubt the Yankees would trade him for Machado
  7. MarcoSanchez
    Just had a look, the worst organization in Baseball has turned Hoffman into a reliever. We can probably still get him back for like Clippard or something
  8. MarcoSanchez
    I dont understand though, is Tulo dead? or has he given up like Rasmus? They should at least let us know if he will play again this year.
  9. MarcoSanchez
    What I hate is that we started 0-2 in both the 2015 and 2016 ALCS.
  10. MarcoSanchez
    Made some amazing picks too. The accumulation of his efforts was 2015 and 2016. We should have won in 2015. That was our WS
  11. MarcoSanchez
    It was pretty low when he came in ~45M. I remember him making a being deal about Delgado making a significant chunk of that. Then in 2006 Rogers committed to spending 210M over the next three years, 70M a year for 3 years
  12. MarcoSanchez
    That offseason when he signed AJ and BJ was f***ing terrible in hindsight. Not only did we overpay, we ended up giving an optout if he was any good. Money could have been better spent, and yet.
  13. MarcoSanchez
    Why its great for teams, money in the future is worth less than money today, and its great for the players who probably don't know how to plan for retirement.
  14. MarcoSanchez
    What did the Nats do to you, I want them to win rather than Braves or Angels. Possibly keep Harper. Would you rather he went to the Redsox or Angels.
  15. MarcoSanchez
    JP's biggest problem was depth. He didn't understand it, and didn't accumulate it. The lineup was good enough to carry Jmac, Towers killed this team that year, i remmeber at one poin he was 0-7 with an era above 10. Rest of the starters were no better, even Doc did not have his typical Cy Young year. AJ was hurt a third of his starts, and on the backend we had Gustavo Chacin and Shaun Marcum. 2006 was the year we could have gotten 90 wins. It just didn't fall in our favor, but no way Towers should have been allowed to go out there start after start and get his balls handed to him.
  16. MarcoSanchez
    Is Tulo still on the team? Ages since I heard anything
  17. MarcoSanchez
    In his defence, he did put together some really good teams that would have won at least one title in the other five divisions. The one that hurts the most was 2006, they let Josh f***ing towers go out there start after start and getting destroyed. That team would have challenged for the division and WC if they pulled him early, I never understood why they didn't pull the plug on him. Dude was throwing meat ball after meat ball.
  18. MarcoSanchez
    Bc of genetics.
  19. MarcoSanchez
    I am dissapoint Kacy Clemens. I thought he was the real deal.
  20. MarcoSanchez
    Well there goes Estradas trade value
  21. MarcoSanchez
    The Nats are all in, and I still think they win the NL East. The Braves are living a charmed life.
  22. MarcoSanchez
    https://www.fangraphs.com/blogs/the-mariners-are-trying-to-be-the-clutchiest-team-on-record/ Mariners, there is an extended losing streak coming, if there is a God. "The Mariners have a winning percentage of .635. According to the line of best fit for all this, the Mariners would be expected to have a winning percentage of .526. The Mariners, therefore, are overachieving by .109. That’s the greatest such difference in the sample, which numbers more than 2,500 teams. If the Mariners were to keep this up, they’d be the greatest run-differential overachiever ever, by a considerable margin over the 1955 Athletics."
  23. MarcoSanchez
    Yankees are probably more likely to part with a Frazier given their outfield surplus, but maybe they think they can use him to get a controllable top tier arm like one of the Mets pitchers.
  24. MarcoSanchez
    Enough to trade Sheffield? I am not saying Happ would be enough, but what else do the Yankees need. Anyone off the roster really,
  25. MarcoSanchez
    Isn't there a 75/3 year deal with options and opt outs that both Donaldson and the Jays can agree on.
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