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I chose 90-95 depending on the moves they make, I could easily see 96-100, though.

Makes much more sense to dump the farm on a generational hitter vs a guy who plays once a week.

He was actually great during spring training, then he had a really bad 34 ABs in MLB and people are concluding his career is doomed because a .900 OPS at AAA at 20 sucks after going back down.

I still don't think the Tigers trade him. They have other pieces they can trade and I don't think they are trying for a full rebuild. They would need to be blown away to trade him and I doubt anyone does that, well....some teams do dumb things, but I think he stays.

Yeah, I think the owners aren't happy with the job Nike has done.

I heard next year they are going back to team uniforms, in part due to the owners, and people not knowing who the hell is on the field.

"He's not really wanted in Baltimore" is an odd take.

If you think Holliday is going to be the player he's expected to be, then having him at 2B isn't going to change the calculus. Altuve, Alomar, Cano, plenty of MVP-type players at that position.

I'm in 403 hell, I give up. Enjoy the game folks.

I'm okay with it if you are!

All star play by Gunnar!

One rival agent offered up a jaw-dropping estimate. “This may be close to an $800 million to $1 billion gain for the Dodgers over a decade,” the agent said, noting that if the team were to simply take the $680 million in deferrals and invest it — say, with an asset management firm like Guggenheim Partners, which is run by Dodgers owner Mark Walter — then the money could more than double in a decade’s time. “They may be able to make $1 billion extra,” the agent reiterate

Lets see how the Adley/Crochet battery will look like for the rest of the year.

30 players on each side now. Need to get them all an AB or whatever.

Yeah, he wanted to be an LAD and not cripple them from keeping stars around him. Smart for the Dodgers, they basically got him for free.

Apparently they are easily getting 50+ million a year just in advertisements.

Yeah, Boras is probably salty he didn't pick him when he came over too.

I think it had to do with the deferrals too. The Dodgers are likely going to net a billion dollars by the time it's all said and done. Going off memory, though.

I don't know the answer to that, but I do that Boras knows a hell of a lot more about these things than I ever will.

Boras was talking about Ohtani and how underpaid he actually is. He said if he were Ohtani's agent he would have not allowed him to sign that deal. He said he could have gotten him 1 billion. The Dodgers are apparently making about 186 million a year in other markets just to watch him play or something. Interesting interview.

Red Sox, Ace! Haha.

I hope Houck gets lit up.

Cade Povich made the team?

Dude was like YOU ARE LOUD.

Santander is going to win MVP if they play him.