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I would think he would be on the higher end of the nontender group. But I can’t figure out this 2B market.

This post would have been gold if you ended it with “than I’m doing ok”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/dodgersway.com/2019/12/03/dodgers-rumors-kevin-gausman/amp/ Dodgers are looking at him.

This is a great article that shows the nuances of the calculation and its limitations, especially on the defense and base running side. But the best part is that it discusses Drungo’s All-American JR House.

What is this from?

The White Sox no attendance game. Good examples mentioned above.

Aaron Sanchez was part of a package that brought back Derek Fisher at the deadline last year.

Should be a good return. LAA has a top 30 farm system.

Why?

Minor quibble, but you have him as a top 3 for Washington. I don’t think they would place him above Sanchez, Corbin, and Scherzer. Or at least give up assets to acquire him. They also have Ross, Voth, and Fedde who are out of options. Maybe at the deadline, but I just don’t see the interest there this offseason.

He was pretty good for a World Series team in Philadelphia.

Yeah, but what if he could play middle infield? Does your company define overly in-debt?

What if that I be batter gets a game winning hit that knocks from a division title to a wildcard team where we face Heimlich and he no-hits us?

Cole Hamel on a one year deal to Atlanta.

https://medium.com/@JulieDiCaro/luke-heimlich-very-bad-takes-and-the-problem-with-second-chances-6c3a9ed25876

He’d be a good get for the Dodgers...because they choke...get it?...choke...Heimlich...

Would you pay Zach Wheeler $100M+? Reports say that he has an offer in hand.

They’d get a lot of those people back if they were on Sling or Hulu, etc.

We might not have the whole story, but MLB did investigate and handed down a 40 game suspension. So I think it’s safe to say there was some there there. I’m not against him playing baseball, just don’t want him on the team I root for. I’m okay with a second chance. It’s not like he threw bleach on her and the child. Ball so hard.

He was still in Houston when they traded for Osuna, no?

Uggh, I hope not.

The low bar would be a five year run in the 20s that is equivalent to Duquette’s 2012-2016. If they don’t achieve that, this experiment will be a failure.

Let’s face it, Easton Lucas — not a baseball name. A left handed Hayden Penn.

Best player of the Elias administration.