mias_tisg

They got better players and a draft pick (and not having him probably helped the tank). What are you complaining about? Good riddance to that weirdo flake. If you think Roquan was that important to the tank, then he was probably worth the money he got paid

Uh, can the Bears have Roquan back? What was the point of letting him go and not paying him"?

Chip Caray might be the new voice of the Cardinals: https://www.stltoday.com/sports/baseball/professional/chip-caray-could-replace-dan-mclaughlin-on-cardinals-telecasts/article_62855478-ad1c-50f5-b547-5abe1316f644.html Edit: Not might anymore

The Colts just seem like the perfect trade partner in all aspects. If they retain Saturday, they'd be even more attractive to me if the Bears get a future 1st from them.

Broncos defense a top 3 play decides give up at the wrong time

I don't need the #1 pick. Just get #2 and take Will Anderson, pretty easy call there.

What? This isn't true at all. The team projects to hit a bunch of dongs. Like there's plenty of real things to complain about on this team without making stuff up. I think there's plenty of reason to be skeptical of their power bats. Suzuki, Happ, Bellinger, and Swanson have all either been inconsistent or we haven't seen them be consistent and they lost basically all their power at the catcher position. If everything goes right though, they could hit a bunch of dongs.

Don't know if this is going to work but I think either way the Cubs are going to be maybe the most boring team in baseball. Their pitching rotation is made up of guys that don't throw heat and their lineup is made up of a guys that can play defense but can't hit for much power. There's going to be a lot of low scoring games, much like the 2nd half of last year. I guess winning is more fun than not winning but it's not going to be a team that excites anyone.

Conforto going to San Francisco of all places is pretty hilarious though

So the Cubs saw the Phillies power their way to pennant and decided to put together a team that won't score at all

The AAV is going to matter a lot unless you have an owner you trust to spend, regardless of luxury tax. I'd rather have the good player in Correa for 5 more years with the chance of adding another star player with him than the much worse player in Swanson at the same AAV. The new model in MLB for the top free agents is going to be giving them 10+ year contracts so if you're uncomfortable with that now, you'll never sign the top free agent in any class. In which case, the Cubs likely won't matter anyways.