Spanky__99

Merry Christmas, folks!

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Looks like the Bills are going to need a festivus miracle to get in.

yer dumn.

yer dumn.

He suxxxxxxxxxx

yer dumn.

Thanks, piss off with Todd, seriously.

f*** Off!

Praise that Matthews kid!!

Love em both, but it's close, here's Callis video inbox on this very question... I agree with you 3. https://www.mlb.com/video/comparing-tatis-jr-bichette/c-1870488783?tid=26271672

lol... Hunter Greene, Ang.

Hahaha... please stay healthy Travis. http://m.mlb.com/cutfour/2017/12/22/263971462

Latest News (Dec 22, 2017) More from Rotowire The Toronto Blue Jays have no current plans to trade third baseman Josh Donaldson, a three-time All-Star, two-time Silver Slugger winner and former MVP. "It seems like it was one rumor that came out at the trade deadline, and people have continued to build off that rumor,'' general manager Ross Atkins told ESPN.com. "We're trying to win, and I can't imagine our team being better without Josh Donaldson.'' Donaldson will be a free agent after the 2018 season, so the Blue Jays may entertain more serious trade offers for him if they aren't in contention this summer. He hit .270 with 33 home runs and 78 RBI in just 113 games in 2017, and he could be in for a bounce-back year with full health.

Steven Wright's domestic case chucked out of court, MLB still on the case, lol. http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/21840696/boston-red-sox-pitcher-steven-wright-face-discipline-major-league-baseball

They didn't pay much for him, IMO. You're reacting too early I think... Scott (Toronto): Gurriel's performance in the minors and the AFL falls well short of that of a number of other Jays prospects ranked lower than him. He's now 24. Why was he ranked this high on your list, and what is his best-case scenario going forward? Ben Badler: We use performance data to help us gauge a player's true talent level right now and project that talent level going forward. In Gurriel's case, though, I don't think it's indicative of his true talent level given the context of his last year (or two, really). He spent basically all of 2016 away from competitive baseball. Then this year, he missed essentially two and a half months to start the season due to injury. With Cuban players in particular, I think that first year is a tough transition—we saw it with Yoan Moncada when he struggled early on, and even with Yuli when people were questioning the early returns on him. I think all of that context is important to keep in mind with Lourdes. I can understand why his ranking might look out of place given his numbers in 2017, but having seen Gurriel play a lot, I don't think his 2017 performance is an accurate reflection of his talent or his potential.

*sighs*

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I see, I was tired, get it now. Sorry jimmyc.

More like bed, lol. Merry Christmas, pal.

Key wasn't a fat slob, you pig!

Shut up ya rocker spic... I love U Ang!! I'm going to see Alice In Chains!!

Yet, you speculate, I agree though.

This is a dream.

U sure lass...