Eduardo Perez if it’s outside the organization

[Swiharts Ghost]

Guy is a savant with people and damn good baseball guy .I would be sickened if Astros get this guy . Edited January 16, 2020 by Swiharts Ghost

[mvp 78]

These threads are killing me.

 

1. Terrible titles.

 

2. Just add it to another thread.

[Swiharts Ghost]

These threads are killing me.

 

1. Terrible titles.

 

2. Just add it to another thread.

 

I’m good with it .Want Mookie here want the best of the best FA ? Get Perez NOW

Edited January 16, 2020 by Swiharts Ghost

[Slasher9]

Plakata!

[jacksonianmarch]

Perez is also bilingual. For a Sox team with a fair amount of Latin players and with a budding Latin star in Devers, it makes sense to have a bilingual manager who he can relate to. As much as you guys are dealing with the “extend Mookie” drama, you’re going to be facing the “extend Devers” drama before you know it

[Bellhorn04]

As much as you guys are dealing with the “extend Mookie” drama, you’re going to be facing the “extend Devers” drama before you know it

 

They can likely only do one.

[jacksonianmarch]

They can likely only do one.

 

Not if they do it soon enough with Devers.

[harmony]

The mere mention of Eduardo Perez makes this Seattle fan cringe.

 

On June 20, 2006, the Mariners traded a 20-year-old Asdrúbal Cabrera for the 36-year-old Perez in his final MLB season. Twentyt-six days later the M's traded a barely 24-year-old Shin-Soo Choo for a 29-year-old Ben Broussard, who played only two more MLB seasons.

 

Fourteen years later Cabrera and Choo are former All Stars who remain contributors to their respective teams.

[Swiharts Ghost]

The mere mention of Eduardo Perez makes this Seattle fan cringe.

 

On June 20, 2006, the Mariners traded a 20-year-old Asdrúbal Cabrera for the 36-year-old Perez in his final MLB season. Twentyt-six days later the M's traded a barely 24-year-old Shin-Soo Choo for a 29-year-old Ben Broussard, who played only two more MLB seasons.

 

Fourteen years later Cabrera and Choo are former All Stars who remain contributors to their respective teams.

Harmony ....I don’t give a flying crap about the Mariners or their fans sorry

Edited January 20, 2020 by Swiharts Ghost

[Elktonnick]

The mere mention of Eduardo Perez makes this Seattle fan cringe.

 

On June 20, 2006, the Mariners traded a 20-year-old Asdrúbal Cabrera for the 36-year-old Perez in his final MLB season. Twentyt-six days later the M's traded a barely 24-year-old Shin-Soo Choo for a 29-year-old Ben Broussard, who played only two more MLB seasons.

 

Fourteen years later Cabrera and Choo are former All Stars who remain contributors to their respective teams.

 

Several years ago we attended a ballgame in Seattle which was a surreal experience.. The Mariners were playing the Astros. First of all we walked up to the ticket window and got seats about thirty rows behind home plate for 42 dollars per. Secondly the vendors didn't shout out beer or soda but held up little signs. Got the biggest kick out of the young lady holding up a corn dog sign. Finally we heard more cheering at a golf tournament. Seattle won beating the champion Astros but the fans never seemed that excited about it.

[harmony]

Several years ago we attended a ballgame in Seattle which was a surreal experience.. The Mariners were playing the Astros. First of all we walked up to the ticket window and got seats about thirty rows behind home plate for 42 dollars per. Secondly the vendors didn't shout out beer or soda but held up little signs. Got the biggest kick out of the young lady holding up a corn dog sign. Finally we heard more cheering at a golf tournament. Seattle won beating the champion Astros but the fans never seemed that excited about it.

The rowdy fans were probably across the street cheering on the current Major League Soccer champion Seattle Sounders, whose season overlaps with the Mariners' season.

 

Or not.

 

I tentatively plan to go up the Seattle in April to again watch the Mariners take a four-game series from the Red Sox for the second year in a row. Like last year, the Red Sox fans will be more vocal than the Mariner fans.

[notin]

The rowdy fans were probably across the street cheering on the current Major League Soccer champion Seattle Sounders, whose season overlaps with the Mariners' season.

 

Or not.

 

I tentatively plan to go up the Seattle in April to again watch the Mariners take a four-game series from the Red Sox for the second year in a row. Like last year, the Red Sox fans will be more vocal than the Mariner fans.

 

 

I didn’t even know you could pluralize Mariners fan...

[Swiharts Ghost]

One of the most gorgeous stadiums in the world and home to some of the biggest yawn teams the last decade plus . Soccer champs huh ? No comment .

[OH FOY]

Rather have his Father. One of the most dangerous hitters in the Clutch ever. Those Reds teams wers some of the best hitters from 1-8 of all time. I bet many don't remember Alex Johnson here. Won a Batting Title. Reds got rid of him, wasn't good enough. Guess against who he beat without looking. It wasn't Tommy Harper who was Red too. They Drafted him. Did OK as Rookie but not great. Lost him in the expansion back them, Seattle Pilots?

Right Moon your a Tommy Harper Fan. I remember well, liked him. He was OK, wasn't the difference in the Boston Red Sox to me. Rico, Tony C. Yaz, Scott, Reggie, Mike Andrews, Lonborg, those were my boys. Before Harper. You must be younger then me. Isn't it weird how remember s***?

Edited January 19, 2020 by OH FOY!