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  1. Hours after his being cut loose by the Red Sox, the Yankees sign Lol Overbay. He may be as good a bet as Teixiera.
  2. Staking the family ranch on a 38-year-old pitcher seems like a bad bet on any day. I'll take the Ike Davis bet.
  3. John, Wells, and Rogers --- all lefties.
  4. Which is QUITE an accomplishment, I think.
  5. Dude, Seaquest.
  6. I don't think admission is really an overarching theme in some of those, but good job.
  7. Argenis Reyes. This team is going to kick some serious ass.
  8. He did do something nice for a new dad once. What a funny thread: putting the Jerry era to bed. Makes a man appreciate Terryness.
  9. Pedro Feliciano is an obvious choice. Ron Hodges is your catcher. Mike Nickeas may end up being his backup. Maybe John Gibbons?
  10. Pedro Feliciano: Decided to accept his assignment to the minors. Shawn Marcum: Has a sore neck and may not make it to opening day after all. Chris Young: Mets are considering. Too bad they didn't consider him last week when his name was Kyle Lohse, but... Wheeler may be appear sooner rather than later, huh?
  11. The nuanced view is appreciated. It's what we used to seek around here.
  12. Twins probably going with Worley, but Ron Gardenhire playing it coy.
  13. Good one. There was sorta a romantic angle in that, wasn't there?
  14. Johnny Cueto going for the Reds, according to reports.
  15. Risky Business, too.
  16. Somebody's posting from 1974. Impressive.
  17. David Howard's ass was sick of hauling itself in to work for the rich, spoiled, and cluess son of an aging billionaire, tone-deaf to the fans, and hopelessly un-self-aware. He's going to work for the Knicks.
  18. Padres starters vs Mets: Game 1: Edinson Volquez Game 2: Clayton Richard Game 3: Jason Marquis Lighthouse The Rocket De Sade
  19. A giant. At least, he is in some beanstalks.
  20. I'm not sure who you're necessarily quoting. But if one wants to decide Horwitz is part of the problem, they are welcome to. That doesn't make this story "piling on." It's more gracious than most. Steve and I --- the only people posting today. Because everybody else sees snow days as kid/grandkid opportunities.
  21. I'm not sure I want to have that argument. We have a spring training Pulitzer in our hands.
  22. According to the Rubicon, Hawkins has been told that he's made the team. That would seem to suggest the last job up for grabs is the one I currently have Atchison sitting on. There's still some flux in the infield, as we have three walking wounded among them, but I think that's set, with Lutz perhaps going down when Murphy is ready.
  23. It may so fit, but if that's where a fantastic and delightful path of unfolding facts leads the writer, so be it. He doesn't even argue that conclusion, but lets you do that if you want. Why Horowitz seemingly cooperates is a matter of speculation. I guess that, like Casey, he sees value in allowing himself to appear to be an old fool, so writers can get their stories, the team get it's publicity, but he's the one ridiculed instead of the players. I don't know if he has the savvy to stay ahead of that angle. (I imagine he can't.) But he will hardly be the first person to embrace the attention of the fool rather than get no attention at all. He's been dressing in superhero tights, for goodness sake.
  24. If that's piling on, then pile on. It actually tells a story rather than re-assemble already-known facts into a pre-determined narrative.
  25. With the golden tan, the perfect teeth, and the eyes that seem utterly confused by adulthood, Matt den Dekker looks so much like a spoiled protagonist from an eighties film, who needs to put aside the trappings of his advantageous life and be about more than himself --- become a leader. It's the only way he's going to get the girl. "Everything has come far too easy for Cory Whitbread. But now he he has his sites set on Ambria Maxwell. And there's nothing easy about Ambria Maxwell." Ambria?! No way, Cory! Uh-uh, my friend! "There's just one problem. He's just made a bet he can't go back on." The keys to my Porsche? You're on! "But winning that bet is going to be harder than he thought." We're trying to do something important here, Cory! Why don't you go back to your friends. I'm sure there's a cow that needs tipping somewhere! "Now he's finding out the hard way that the only way to save face, is going to be to save the town!" People will remember what we did here today. But it's GONNA TAKE ALL OF US! Are you WITH ME?!
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