Bellhorn04
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Right, but if it's a powerful hurricane and your property is in the path of destruction, preparation consists of evacuating and coming back later to deal with the devastation. It's a metaphor that half-works...
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MLBTR seems to think it's between Boone and Meulens.
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Good word, isn't it.
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Who brought it up in the first place? Who has posted the most about it, by a wide margin?
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It'd be fine if it was a mere suggestion. It's been more like a daily hammering.
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And another thing - if the Red Sox Cliff does come, it ain't gonna kill anyone.
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No. An oncoming hurricane can be predicted with a very high degree of accuracy. You're talking about something that's going to happen in the next day or two. And nothing can be done to stop it.
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And Ziegler did well.
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It doesn't exist YET. Saying that something that might happen in the future exists is a logical fallacy. Hypothetical outcomes do not exist. THE POSSIBILITY exists. I don't think anyone is denying that.
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I'm a little iffy on that part, I guess, but overall it seems like a solid package of moves.
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Nice start for Tiger! And he is indeed hitting the ball a long way, keeping up with JT.
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But he also had 22 Holds. So he was 35 of 40 in Hold/Save opportunities. Do you think he's a guy who can set up but not close? Do you think some guys don't like the pressure of being the closer? Let's have some opinions, not just facts!
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I like this one.
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Good, you've said all you need to say about it, then.
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Yes, he said the cliff is not a certainty.
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I think we're all capable of understanding the cliff without having it explained to us over and over. Are we supposed to be a bunch of f***ing half-wits or something?
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Ben Cherington is gone and he won't be back. No use pining for his return. He is the vice president of baseball operations for the Blue Jays, and I suspect he's quite happy in that type of position. Probably a lot better for the mental health. Might as well support Dombrowski in the meantime. "The above is strictly my own personal viewpoint and not intended to be a criticism of anyone else's opinion."
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Thanks for the updates on this, mvp.
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Exactly right.
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Agreed. I'm amped to watch this tournament.
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You're right. Some transactions will give us more to talk about. But the GM analysis and comparisons will never stop. It's a lot like a political topic.
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Except no pitching anywhere near MLB ready.
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There are no guarantees with Ohtani, but I'd still just as soon the Yanks didn't get him!
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He blew up the farm and signed Price because Benny left him with a rotation headed by Rick Porcello with a 4.92 ERA, and Clay Buchholz, and a bullpen with one good pitcher, Koji, who only pitched 40 innings in 2015. Thanks Ben!
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Even a team with a $200 million payroll can't have a pile of guys making $20 million. The math just don't work.
