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  1. I've never heard of anyone called "Buster" who had any credibility. Later
  2. Mex17 wrote: Try this out for size. . . Sign Harper. Sign Grandal. Syndergaard for Springer. Nimmo and Conforto for Kluber. If you keep either Nimmo or Conforto and add something else to that deal to ger Kluber, I'd be happy with the bottom three deals and not go after Harper. I really like Springer and would make acquiring him one of my top priorities if I were the GM. Nice start of a plan. Later
  3. Good defensive catcher with some home run power and not making a tremendous amount of money. If the price is right, why not? Later
  4. Here's a move reported by the Onion: https://sports.theonion.com/yankees-avoid-luxury-tax-by-moving-franchise-to-offshor-1830544223 Funny, but I can believe it. If you can afford a season ticket to that bandbox, I have no doubt you can afford the round trip fare to each game. And getting rid of that piece of crap would do wonders toward the urban renewal of the Bronx. Plus, I can believe that somewhere at the bottom of this, the Wilpons will be making money from the real estate transactions. Later
  5. Is it possibly a release where they don't want to offer him arbitration, but are still willing to work out a deal? The minimum he could have gotten in arbitration was $1.4M apparently. They might be interested for something closer to the MLB minimum or even just a minor league deal. Later
  6. If Ozzie is in, so should Omar be in. He was Ozzie without the backflips. Later
  7. Benjamin Grimm wrote: My favorite from this group was MR. FREEZE, but sadly it's been eliminated. Waiting ... waiting ... OK. I'll do it. It was frozen out. (ducking) Later
  8. According to MLB.com, the following Mets top 30 prospects will have to be protected on the 40 man roster or exposed to the Rule V draft: New York Mets (4) 19. Luis Carpio, SS 21. David Thompson, 3B 25. Ali Sanchez, C 27. Patrick Mazeika, C Later
  9. Others have been touted as the "face of the franchise", but Wilmer is that face of the love we have had for the players over the years. Whenever we look back on this dismal season, if we see a picture of Wilmer, it will bring a smile to our face. I hope "Where there's a Wil" goes all the way. Later
  10. Centerfield wrote: This should be the minimum. Also factor in the Cespedes insurance money. Has David officially said "no mas"? Where's the money? Later
  11. There's always a need for lefty hitting catchers. My kid signs elsewhere: https://www.mlb.com/player/juan-centeno-518542 Later
  12. Frayed Knot wrote: And, because by rule he can never be completely shut out, Derek Jeter also received 2018 MVP points from some back of the ballot votes. I just threw up in my mouth. Later
  13. Frayed Knot wrote: And Snell because they never heard of him since he's neither a Yanqui nor a Red Sock They're lucky they didn't have to hit against him. His ERA, ERA+, and several other stats were comparable to those Jake had. (Except for those, uh, ... wins) https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/s/snellbl01.shtml Later
  14. But Blade III gave us Ryan Reynolds in unmasked snarkiness. That should be worth something. Later
  15. Ceetar wrote: only the Newsday cover there is worthy of anything, the other two make sure to sneak in a bit of LOLMets. I don't think the News was. It was more a shot at that one voter. But I wouldn't have expected anything better from the Post. Later
  16. Benjamin Grimm wrote: It's actually a pretty good line. Yeah, it was. But a snide slap at the team still wasn't really appropriate when you're announcing an individual award. Its like announcing an Oscar and saying, "And the winner is _______, who won the award in a really shitty movie". Later
  17. Did anyone see the guy from MLB (Jack O'Connell, who is, I think, the Treasurer) making the announcement? And I quote: "Jacob deGrom receiving more support from the baseball writers than his teammates." SHEESH!!! What a douchebag. He probably bet on someone else. Later
  18. Help might not be the best cover, but it certainly summarizes what we feel the manager needs. Later
  19. Edgy MD wrote: Booooooo, John Maffei of the San Diego Union-Tribune! BOOOOOOO!!! I've known for years that Californians didn't deserve to get major league baseball because they didn't know anything about it. Later
  20. MFS62

    Spy cameras

    Centerfield wrote: Frayed Knot wrote: Nothing wrong with stealing signs; if your players/coaches are better at deciphering the other side's signals then more power to ya. But it's when you start rigging out your home park with electronic devices not available to the other side that it crosses the line over to cheating and then, yeah, the commish's office has to step in on this. For the same reasons, if/when they install robo-ump for B/S calls then the set-up and operation of that stuff HAS TO BE kept out of the paws of the home team. Agreed. And if they found you have installed shit and are stealing signs, automatic post-season ban. Exactly. What ever happened to stealing signs the good old fashioned way? Later
  21. LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr wrote: Not saying/just saying: WAR-wise (f- and b-type), he was better than both the MFY candidates. Just comparing against the NL candidates: NL rookie position players, by fWAR/600 PA, min 150 PA: fWAR/600 PLAYER (RoY position player rank) 6.5 Jeff McNeil (#5) 4.9 Harrison Bader (#4) 4.6 Ronald Acuna (#1) 4.5 Juan Soto (#2) 3.3 Jorge Alfaro 3.0 Brian Anderson (#3) I certainly understand not voting for a player on the assumption of what they might have done in games they didn't play, but also rarely up to the player to make that call. McNeil was destroying AA/AAA for almost 400 PA before getting called up and the team was in free fall for most of that (for about the last 85% of the season up to the point McNeil was called up, the Mets were 28-55) When he wins the MVP next year, we're all gonna' laugh. Later
  22. Frayed Knot wrote: You look to trade Conforto is that will help the team and you keep him if that helps the team. That should be the first reply to every future "Should we trade ..... ?" question. (Except for Flores, of course, who should be a Met for life) Later
  23. A transaction - sorta' (since I didn't see a bon voyage thread) https://sports.yahoo.com/dodgers-release-chase-utley-033524335.html Ptui. Good riddance. Later
  24. A lot of good ones. The final winner could come out of this group. Later
  25. I'd be all in on this. He's not a typical lefty (LOOGY) reliever. He can close, set-up and pitch multiple innings - (big) IF he's handled properly and given rest when needed. Later
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