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Bobson Dugnutt

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  1. I would be thrilled with Tyler Warren at 10. Hoping for Campbell or Warren. If Johnson feels confident that Jeanty is the guy, I can get on board. I don’t love any of the defensive players that are likely to be there at 10, assuming Hunter, Graham, and Carter are off the board.
  2. Just came here to comment on that. Incredibly dumb.
  3. interest pays out daily in the form of dongs.
  4. more like a bond with variable coupon payments and a draft pick due at maturity imo
  5. I didn’t answer this part in my last post but I think 12/450 feels competitive. That puts his AAV between Vlad and Judge I believe.
  6. But I don’t think “look like a slam dunk on paper to win the World Series in July” is a reasonable expectation. Not any year, really, but particularly in a year where the Dodgers are built the way they are. If they’re 8 games out of a playoff spot, sure, see what you can get I guess. I’d still prefer to keep him all year regardless. But they look like one of the better teams in the NL. The playoffs are unpredictable. Add some arms at the deadline and see what happens. and honestly? If we get to the playoffs and have series as memorable as the Cardinals in 2015 or nationals in 2017 but ultimately fall short of winning it all, that’s still worth it to me.
  7. We’ll all be dead one day. Might as well enjoy as many dingers as we can while we’re here.
  8. I’d rather watch Kyle Tucker rip dongs for 2-3 extra months then trade him for the next Caleb Kilian and Alexander Canario.
  9. I miss October baseball. It’s been five years. Keep Tucker all year, keep the door open for a return. Collect draft pick compensation if he walks. Enjoy what could end up being one of the best offensive seasons from a Cub in any of our lifetimes, This team should be buyers at the deadline. Get to the playoffs and see what happens.
  10. yeah but they saw him when he was good. maybe they’ll be thrown off now that he’s bad
  11. Live wRC+ for Cubs hitters: Kelly - 246 Tucker - 221 Seiya - 167 Busch - 139 Nico - 137 Dansby - 118 Amaya - 100 Yeah, that’ll work.
  12. Tucker’s going yard tonight, wind/weather be damned.
  13. lol I love it https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6256924/2025/04/05/jeremiah-estrada-cubs-padres/
  14. I’d be cool with Seiya and Tucker combining for 80 HRs.
  15. 50 pitches through two innings. This could be another fun day for the offense.
  16. wow I can’t believe loading up on scrap heap middle relievers and 43 year old closers failed again
  17. The Cubs Will Absolutely, Unequivocally Re-Spend the Cash Considerations They Received for Cody Poteet
  18. Aaand there goes Tre White. I love what Brad Underwood did for the program but as the rumors of his assistant coach son’s reputation in the locker room grow louder and the pattern of turning over the entire roster every year grows longer, I’m starting to wonder if a fresh voice might be needed before things start going south.
  19. So much for this idea. Morez in the transfer portal.
  20. right on. power to the people. down with disney.
  21. lol, you tell me. what are the rules? he’s left-handed, shows decent plate discipline in A ball and has some pop in his bat that he’s able to access in his second turn at each level?
  22. genuinely asking because i don’t know what you’re referring to…is the rational explanation the missed year due to covid? if so, how much longer is that relevant? there have been four seasons of baseball played since then. and i have no idea what you mean with your other point either. when has not excelling in the lower minors not been considered a red flag? if we’re talking about Kris Bryant beating the piss out of Northwest and Florida League pitching, yeah, not much to be gleaned from that. but when a hitter isn’t crossing the Mendoza line until his second turn at each level? feels like that’s always been cause for concern.
  23. thankfully you’re around to speak out on behalf of the discarded and forgotten prospects toiling away in the lower minors for half a decade, ready to seize their opportunity if only the rest of us capitalism-addled simpletons could look past a .193 batting average and a 35% k-rate. a true light in the darkness you are.
  24. But, unfortunately for Ethan, we all have access to his Baseball Reference page.
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