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  1. Fighting words. Excellent!
  2. Seems to be intensifying. I'm sure Bloom won't sell too low on him. The teams that are interested know he has upside.
  3. You fellas appear to have even more free time than me.
  4. (Attempted notin impression) So just a listing of best players, then...
  5. In my books, it would be Xander except for one thing: that damn opt-out hanging over our heads.
  6. Velocity has to be a big part of it. Spin rate too, I suppose. (Also maybe zooming in on his face for any signs of discomfort...)
  7. It's all just for funsies anyway.
  8. I've always liked the term 'idiot tax' for the money governments rake in from gamblers.
  9. Not that's why this is a great forum - you can make jokes like that and not have your account suspended or deleted for some perceived offense.
  10. I'll call him that if he's still here for 2023.
  11. In the future we will look back and say he was a wicked bargain signing for 2019-2020, and a horrible overpay signing for 2021-2024/5.
  12. The only thing is, if we have a Wong on the team, we also need a White.
  13. MLBTR is calling it a 3 year/54 million contract. But with the deferred money I assume the AAV will be lower than 18 mill. Surprising to say the least.
  14. Liam Hendriks to White Sox 3/54 mill. Seriously? MLBTR predicted 3/30. What does this do to free agent prices the rest of the way?
  15. I do some betting for fun, mostly on football, on our provincial government's gambling web site. It's actually pretty amazing how well designed and easy to use it is. It might be the best work the government has ever done LOL
  16. It wasn't just a bad plan. It was two bad contracts. Both players hit the skids simultaneously.
  17. Which raises a question: has any player ever received a new deal basically in return for removing an opt out?
  18. In with Archie.
  19. The two signings were announced on the same day, so you had little time to hold that thought LOL
  20. How about Pillar for 1 @ $4.25? That's what he signed for last year.
  21. He's just a small step down from JBJ.
  22. I have mentioned Leskanic before. He got 4 outs in Game 4, I believe, and never pitched again. Cabrera made a very fine play to take a hit away from A-Rod in extra innings of Game 4. Pretty sure it was a play 2004 Jeter wouldn't have made.
  23. 2004 was, of course, the only time in baseball postseason history that a team came back from a 3-0 deficit. That has to show something in itself. And we were only able to do it because we had Schilling and Pedro, plus Lowe and Foulke pitching out of their minds.
  24. So here are the results for the last 5 postseasons, using my primitive method, which was to see how many games were won/lost by the team with the better regular season record. And if the teams had identical regular season records I ignored those games. 2016 21-13 2017 23-15 2018 24-9 2019 22-15 2020 32-21 Total 122-73 .626 I was a little surprised by how strong those numbers were. At the same time I can see that if you go back further, things were not as skewed. Maybe it's a short-term trend. Interesting, though.
  25. But in hindsight, it was always the hotter team who won. Pretty hard for the colder team to win.
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