mvp 78
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Everything posted by mvp 78
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Also, you can go over it now, then deal people away at the deadline for prospects to get back under it if you want.
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So the question would be, at one point will the Sox go over the lux tax again?
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New England Talkshow listener/viewers are not the majority of fans.
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Threat Alert Level: 7
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Duran is not viable in CF right now. His defense is not consistently good yet.
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That’s a no from me, dog.
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Like more weed
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And that includes a draft with only 4 picks (loss of 2nd).
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They like Brice's spin rate. I don't like the spin rate of the ball coming off the bats he faces.
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Those dumb catwalks are going to get worked over this year.
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Kiké plays both CF and 2B at the same time like Buggs Bunny.
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Perez to get on 40 man or wait until Sale can go on IL?
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*Black Sabbath riffs intensify*
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Yup, that's what counts as news now.
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A guy who may climb up the ranks quicker than expected: Chris Murphy A guy well outside the top 20 who may make an impression: Stephen Gonsalves A guy who is well regarded who puts a stamp on his legitimacy nationwide: Triston Casas
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I also liked to call the 92-94 Sox the Hobsons.
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Slowly killing baseball.
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Portland and Charlotte have similar market size. Both have been mentioned.
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Looks in shame at my monitor.
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The teams that win the offseason don't typically win the regular season.
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If Tampa relocated, it'd probably be to Nashville or some other new market rather than an existing market. I think Tampa is more likely to build a new stadium than move. The governor here loves his sports and will find a way to weasel tax payers into paying for a new stadium.
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It would be dumb for the owners to lock out the players this year. Last year, the season was shortened because many cities were outlawing gatherings of 10+ people. That hasn't been the case since MLB started up last July. If it wasn't for local government, the season may have gone ahead. Now, there are no such restrictions. NHL and NBA are both doing indoors games. There's no reason for the MLB (a sport played outside and is fairly socially distant) to play fewer games this year.
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So the owners are going to lock out the players? You think that will be good for the next CBA? Why should the union ever start off with "let's give something back that is already in our contract?"
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That'd be a shame if next season was shortened or didn't happen, since it'd be the first season where you could possibly fill the stands to capacity again. Players got screwed last time, maybe they'll decide to sit out for a few months if the owners try to lowball them? I don't have much faith in Rob Manfred or Tony Clark at this point.
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What's the point on opening anything up? The players lost a ton of money last season that they'll never get back. It'd be dumb to give anything else to the owners right now. Why negotiate universal DH for extra unpaid games? It makes no sense.
