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Sonny Gray took the loss in an elimination game against the Yankees in the Bronx for what could be his last career start
How can you not be romantic about baseball?
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Ohtani is 32 years old. Let’s say he has 5 more GREAT years & hits 250 HR’s. Let’s dream big. He’s already been shut down as a pitcher
Final numbers
.285 / 556 HR / 1,300 RBI. 49 wins on the hill. All very impressive. But those of you calling him the GOAT are gonna look dumb
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That is the plan
The owners are colluding for the Dodgers to do this so the public sides with them during the labor stoppage.
Every other work stoppage the fans backed the players. This one the fans will back the owners because the fans now want a salary cap. They did this all be design.
How does one cope with the fact that everyone around them has comprehension skills that are worsening with each passing day
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my ace just publicly used babip as a verb oh ernie clement count your days
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Aaron Judge has played in 1,180 games. The next closest in games played in this picture is Chase Utley, who played 1,937 games. That's a difference of more than four seasons' worth of games.
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the amount of innocent blood on the hands of the american empire just in the last 60 years or so is unthinkable and will likely only increase as the country tries desperately to cling onto the power and influence it has been slowly leaking for decades
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The nazification of Israel is complete. They’re about to mass murder ~10,000 Palestinian hostages, many of them children. Greater Israel is the 4th Reich.
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I’ve known about Alysa Liu for like a week but I would lay down my life for her in an instant
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By the way if the bidding for Kyle Tucker only goes up to $360 million and he’s not a Yankee, Hal should never show his face again lmao
Top 25 free agents and their contract projections according to Baseball America:
1) Kyle Tucker - 11 years / $360 million
2) Bo Bichette - 8 / 240
3) Framber Valdez - 7 / 220
4) Alex Bregman - 6 / 180
5) Pete Alonso - 7 / 175
6) Dylan Cease - 5 / 160
7) Shane Bieber - 5 / 150
8) Cody Bellinger - 6 / 175
9) Gleyber Torres - 7 / 160
10) Kyle Schwarber - 3 / 110
11) Edwin Diaz - 6 / 125
12) Munetaka Murakami - 7 / 140
13) Trent Grisham - 5 / 130
14) Trevor Story - 4 / 110
15) Michael King - 4 / 110
16) Eugenio Suarez - 3 / 75
17) Kazuma Okamoto - 5 / 85
18) Josh Naylor - 6 / 120
19) Ranger Suarez - 3 / 75
20) Devin Williams - 4 / 75
21) Brandon Woodruff - 1 / 27.5
22) Zac Gallen - 2 / 45
23) Jack Flaherty - 3 / 72
24) Ryan Helsley - 4 / 170
25) Lucas Giolito - 3 / 65
