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Sammy Sofa

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  1. Knees still hobbled...still crazy expensive...still Alfonso Soriano...value not changing. Eh, trade him to an AL team to be a DH and at least the exploded knees might matter less. Otherwise, yeah. Soriano hot streaks are still fun to watch. It hasn't been just a Soriano hot streak. He's given steady production since the beginning of May, and I don't remember that type of thing from him since 2008. Saying it more than once doesn't make it so.
  2. Or not, but whatever.
  3. Knees still hobbled...still crazy expensive...still Alfonso Soriano...value not changing.
  4. Yeti, you seem like you're 35 going on 60.
  5. Juan Pierre has had a mighty 2.8 WAR over the last 7 seasons. That's cumulative. He had a nice run 3 of his first 4 full seasons, but since then he's been squat.
  6. BRING ALL OF THE WOMEN AND PLUNDER TO SORIANO'S TENT.
  7. Satire or did Jersey not realize he was logged in under the wrong account?
  8. How do you figure? Well, he had to say something so he said that because it was a thing to say.
  9. How is that possible, good God. Hahahahahahah! That's great.
  10. Alright, this kinda sucks but is kinda awesome.
  11. I didn't think someone could make it sound like they were out of breath through the words they typed...yet here we are.
  12. By that "logic" Castro is our best "trade bait."
  13. Don't try to reason with him when he latches on like this.
  14. Or maybe he's 22.
  15. I like how the benching crowd seems to think that that's the only way he could possibly understand or learn that he made a mistake. It really does just speak to how little they think of him that they seemingly think it's impossible for him to learn via the coaches talking to him, or film, or practice or whatever. No, the only way is for him to be benched and publicly shamed. You get people here who think the charges of racism against Kaplan and co. is a bit much, but I think this just speaks to how it's so ingrained; they act like Castro is a basically a dog that has to get whacked on the nose with a newspaper to learn.
  16. Hey...Oliver Perez was sort of not terrible once or twice. Sort of. Arthur Rhodes was a top 5 prospect. Ollie Perez was highly regarded. Myette, Lewis, Hawkins, and George were all top 100 prospects. Sweet, so it panned out just fine.
  17. Yes.
  18. Are the Celtics and Heat healthy in this scenario? No, they're all dead after a plane crash that slammed into a mountain made of Ebola.
  19. Well, this is pretty disgustingly, horribly great.
  20. It was a gaffe, albeit a pretty common one. Theriot especially specialized in it. But it was definitely an error in judgement. I disagree; the whole thing went down because the ball was basically hit in just the "right" spot to pick him off. He was only too far off the bag in the sense that he wasn't accounting for that specific placement of the ball. Hit it pretty much anywhere else where a runner on second would have to hold up and he's fine.
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