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  1. Uhhhhh He provided the link because of the little radio tidbit where Wilbon talked about what his sources have said.
  2. http://deadspin.com/5920016/heres-the-rays-1979-throwback-jersey http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/17qe006nvptycjpg/original.jpg
  3. Maybe Reinsdorf will reconsider forcing his buddy to maintain the home and home.
  4. .@BoiseHawks announce C Lance Rymel, C Chadd Krist, IF Stephen Bruno and P Joe Zeller added to roster. C Justin Marra to Mesa.
  5. Hamilton has a shot to stick at short, which already gives him a leg up on Campana. He also doesn't pound the ball into the ground as much as Campana (who has had GB% numbers in the high 50's/low 60's whereas Hamilton is around the 50% mark). I'm not sure if Hamilton has that much more "real" power over Campana, but he's probably more of an offensive threat than Campana, and Campana's speed, which is plus, is not close to Hamilton's speed, which is plus-plus ... and hell, you can probably throw another plus in there for emphasis. Am I the only one who is reading that Hamilton/Campana comment as more of a knock against those Cubs fans who think so highly of Campana rather than an actual comparison of the players?
  6. NHL mock draft http://insider.espn.go.com/nhl/story/_/id/8071205/2012-nhl-draft-edmonton-oilers-go-ryan-murray-final-mock-draft 18. Chicago BlackhawksBrady Skjei, U.S. National Team Development Program (USHL) Skjei's size and skating are so attractive that the Hawks will not be able to pass on him. Playing for the U.S. national developmental team -- based in Ann Arbor, Michigan -- puts him in the backyard of Chicago's head scout and you can bet he's gotten plenty of viewings. The more you watch Skjei, the more you realize what he has is natural.
  7. Well, nobody is parking in front of other people's driveways.
  8. I think your interpretation of the posts on this board are a little off. Yeah, there's only like 2-3 guys pissing themselves. Certainly not "everyone", but it is enough to make it smell like a subway stop.
  9. Not striking out is the new walking.
  10. Well, only Castro is likely to be around by the time Vitters would become a staple in the lineup.
  11. an ERA over 7 in AAA this year, with a WHIP of nearly 1.6
  12. No, their ASG was yesterday. Only AAA still has theirs around the big league one. The futures game is still around the MLB ASG, correct?
  13. I thought they just had the asg.
  14. http://www.csnchicago.com/baseball-chicago-cubs/cubs-talk/Dempster-Wells--what-it-means-to-be-a-bi?blockID=727476&feedID=661 Patrick Mooney and Randy Wells want us to regret thinking about trading Dempster. Why? I mean I guess if Wells was some sort of Dennis Rodman type player and Dempster was that guy who seemingly babysat him I would think about it. But I don't really care that Ryan Dempster bought a bunch of McDonald's breakfast sandwiches for 20 year olds while he was rehabbing. Yeah, without that leadership where would this team have been the last three years. That leadership is so very important to maintaining the clubhouse atmosphere for a team that loses a hell of a lot more than it wins. Where would your career be without him? Where is your career with him? You are a forgotten man whose career has sort of gone off the tracks after a bright start. If a lack of a Dempster would have made your career worse, then you really are a hopeless pitcher.
  15. I'm just saying that didn't look like what happened with vintage Marmol, and that calling what he did vintage is a bit of a stretch. He was decent Marmol, as opposed to wildly erratic Marmol. But vintage Marmol was on a whole other planet.
  16. That sure didn't look like vintage Marmol stuff last night. The control wasn't there, but the stuff sure was. He's had several outings since his return where his fastball average velocity was higher than any point since 2010, and while I don't have the graphs in front of me, his slider sure looks sharper. He's not "fixed" or anything like that, but it's very encouraging to see that he still has the tools in the toolbox. I don't think anybody was hitting sharp balls down the line against vintage Marmol like what happened last night.
  17. That sure didn't look like vintage Marmol stuff last night.
  18. Do you not remember the 3 months between when we "signed" Jorge Soler and when we signed Jorge Soler? That's exactly what he is saying. Why did he wait until now to defect when its unlikely he'll be a FA before the deadline. But as pointed out above, defecting isn't a matter of saying, 'I think I'll defect from Cuba today' I for one applaud his patient approach to getting off the island.
  19. I have a hard time imagining what sort of already arrived MLB player they could get that would make it worth their while to deal him. The whole service time issue would be more or less a wash and then you'd be trading for the sake of a trade rather than resupplying the system as a whole. You'd likely be trading Barney's certainty for more upside, and probably at a different position. Barney is so valuable despite his lack of star potential because he's pretty well proven his ability to be average at worst(plus defense, .270 hitter in 900+ PA) with so many team controlled years in front of him. Taking on someone with more risk but more potential reward could be worth their while. I agree that it's not an easy fit, which combined with all that Barney offers makes it an unlikely match. I guess an arm would make sense. But would they trade a starting caliber 2B (who could probably start at SS) for a reliever? God I hope not. Starting pitching is probably valued higher than a guy with the perception of being an over achieving utility player.
  20. http://www.baseballamerica.com/today/teams/indians.html I could have missed it
  21. I have a hard time imagining what sort of already arrived MLB player they could get that would make it worth their while to deal him. The whole service time issue would be more or less a wash and then you'd be trading for the sake of a trade rather than resupplying the system as a whole.
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