Bellhorn04
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Agree on your first 3 sentences. Would like some elaboration on the 4th one.
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Yeah sure. And so is heavy metal.
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Except for drafting Whitlock. Extremely rare but a beautiful thing.
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Oh, it's more than hard LOL
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If not sooner.
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The owners' initial efforts to substantially reduce the tax threshold did seem a hint that it was 'cry poor' time.
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Ban the fool (again), please.
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That, plus there ain't much to talk about.
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Adding $2M to the payroll, I assume you mean.
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And that's assuming you sign Seager.
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Makes sense to me.
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I got twinges of a headache just reading some of that post you quoted.
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Seems like there's no chance in hell Bloom would be seriously interested in Ray, with those extra penalties involved.
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Put him on ignore, for the sake of your mental health.
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If there was a forum pool on guessing this it would have been you, moon and mvp.
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I guess they're the most likely trade candidates. There are some unlikely ones too.
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Right, that's what I'm getting at. There will always be clunkers.
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In spite of which, I'd have to call the existing deal Bogey signed a team-friendly one.
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Hmmm, seems like every offseason we talk about "addition by subtraction".
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Right. I had a suspicion I was leaving out another good Pinder.
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That's the smart way to do it. But it could be a long wait. So in the meantime we have to jabber about something.
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If you're going to whiff, relatively cheap one-year whiffs are the way to go. And all three of those did deliver some value.
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Lucy is the only good Pinder.
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And I'm so humble I'd settle for being a mega-rich person's accountant.
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Oh yeah, you're absolutely right. But the man could get injured next year and it's all gone. Players need to listen more to their accountants and less to their agents.
