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  1. jersey cubs fan
    This is fine
  2. jersey cubs fan
    Scoring runs is passé
  3. jersey cubs fan
    Please clap? More like please don’t boo.
  4. jersey cubs fan
    Well, to start, as that post clearly says, it's Instagram, not Twitter. To answer your question, if a profile is set to public and not private, you can see all of their follows and followers without following them. Do you get a notification when somebody you are following gets a new follower? I guess I'm just wondering why some shlub is checking Alex Cora's followers.Because they want to get hints about player movement. Likewise, when a guy is rumored to be on the trading block, people check to see if/when they stop following the team’s account.
  5. jersey cubs fan
    Well, to start, as that post clearly says, it's Instagram, not Twitter. To answer your question, if a profile is set to public and not private, you can see all of their follows and followers without following them. To me, Instagram is Twitter since I don't have either. You can’t compare the two. It’s apples and oranges. Twitter is more like a rotten crabapple and Instagram is the plastic orange you put out for display purposes only
  6. jersey cubs fan
    Yeah Fangraphs has right around 55 too, I guess the disconnect that I can see is they have 14 million for pre-arb contracts(not including 40-man minor leaguers) and I'm not sure how they come to that considering they have 7 players in that bucket. Even doubling it for the likelihood of Estrada, Wesneski, Mastrobuoni, etc being major leaguers, there's only so many slots considering those minor leaguers + guaranteed + arb salaries. One other thing to consider is the major league IL. If a big leaguer is on the IL and replaced by a minor leaguer, you're paying an extra $800k. I thought the tax took into account the 40 man, wouldn’t that amount just be prorated for the time on the roster? A relative pittance
  7. jersey cubs fan
    Get back in the tank. There’s no point trying to win 82 games in 2023.
  8. jersey cubs fan
    I’ve spent more on a box of burgers
  9. jersey cubs fan
    he went from being okay last year to bad this year. it was bad regardless, but now we don't even get a decent player out of it yea, Keith was [expletive] but I dearly miss the days of a D-man who could take over a game - Seth basically gives the game away one could argue that this is his job at the moment
  10. jersey cubs fan
    Yes, but did something new happen on this front?
  11. jersey cubs fan
    When you only have to watch 7 full games to beat the number... I’m not sure I watched a full game start to finish in 2022. I’m fairly certain I have not watched 75% of a full game since ~2018?
  12. jersey cubs fan
    I assure you, they do not
  13. jersey cubs fan
    The one American sport where financial dominance can secure you regular playoff appearances, we cheer for an extremely wealthy and profitable team, and they can’t commit.
  14. jersey cubs fan
    You’re gonna have to show your work on this theory.
  15. jersey cubs fan
    Whatever D.B. Sweeney got for Cutting Edge. Toe Pick.
  16. jersey cubs fan
    I’m gonna go get the papers get the papers
  17. jersey cubs fan
    Who will have a lot of questions to answer, and from whom? This isn’t a publicly traded entity with shareholders nor are they elected officials. They are hyping a product they are attempting to sell, a product that they have been happy to sell while defective for most of their tenure. They aren’t Steinbrenners.
  18. jersey cubs fan
    Because the GM is obsessed with efficiency and the owner is comfortable with the business model of a losing Cubs team still being profitable.
  19. jersey cubs fan
    I really don’t get the thinking that Jed might get fired for saving Ricketts money. Ownership has taken heat and ticket sales are down so biz people are talking a big game, probably precisely because they have faith that Jed won’t spend like Theo.
  20. jersey cubs fan
    My wife picked a HELL of a weekend to host the south jersey family
  21. jersey cubs fan
    I don't see a meaningful difference between "worried the money will dry up" versus "worried the money will dry up unless the Cubs hit some undetermined benchmark of performance" Same. When I read Shadev’s response, I thought, “yeah, that’s basically what he said you said.” No. Dom is saying he reported Jed was afraid it will dry up. He responded that what he was speculating it would be natural to have that concern in the back of his head. He wasn’t reporting Jed had that concern, but Dom made it sounds like he did.
  22. jersey cubs fan
    I don’t know who runs things there but Kingsbury in year 5 with up and down success so far doesn’t seem like a good tank option. They may just lose anyway.
  23. jersey cubs fan
    Why would anyone care what this chick thinks? Chicks man
  24. jersey cubs fan
    Troy Aikman is really Smoltzing it up out there tonight
  25. jersey cubs fan
    It likely means Justin fields winning games on his own which is the only exciting thing this organization is capable of at the current moment. I get that, but I don't personally attribute wins to individual players. Fields has been playing his ass off, he doesn't need the team to win to prove it. but watching him win would be fun
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