King Felix for Stanton. You know you want it, Miami.
ffffuuuuuuu
but that would make iwakuma our ace :/
King Felix for Stanton. You know you want it, Miami.
Royals have signed Miguel Tejada. DAYTON IS GOING FOR IT.
WEEK IN REVIEW
Retirements
Trades
- Hideki Matsui decided this week to call it a career after 20 professional seasons; 10 in Japan's Pacific League and 10 in Major League Baseball with the Yankees (2003-2009), Angels (2010), Athletics (2011), and Rays (2012). The two-time All-Star and 2009 World Series MVP finished with a combined 507 career home runs (332 in Japan and 175 in MLB).
Free Agent Signings
- The Pirates and Red Sox completed a six-player trade. The Pirates acquired Ivan De Jesus, Mark Melancon, Stolmy Pimentel, and Jerry Sands. The Red Sox acquired Brock Holt and Joel Hanrahan.
Minor League Deals/Spring Training Invites
- The Indians agreed with Nick Swisher on a 4-year, $56 million contract. The deal contains a 2017 vesting option worth $14 million if Swisher has 550 plate appearances in 2016 and passes a physical at the end of the season.
- The Mariners officially signed Raul Ibanez to a 1-year, $2.75 million contract. The deal contains $1.25 million worth of incentives.
- The Brewers agreed with Mike Gonzalez on a 1-year, $2.25 million contract. The deal contains incentives worth a currently-unknown amount.
- After a seven-season career in Major League Baseball with the Dodgers (2006-2008), Red Sox (2009), Braves (2010), Brewers (2011), and Diamondbacks (2012), Takashi Saito is returning to Japan's Pacific League, signing a 1-year, $0.35 million contract with the Rakuten Golden Eagles.
- The Yankees signed Matt Diaz. Diaz will make a $1.2 million bonus if he makes the 25-man roster.
- The Marlins signed John Maine.
- The Mets signed Aaron Laffey.
I just threw him in just for kicks.. The main part of the deal is Gordon and the prospectslol @ thinking Ethier has trade value with that contract.
Gordon? The Marlins just got a young shortstop who can't hit.I just threw him in just for kicks.. The main part of the deal is Gordon and the prospects
I really should visit there this year. Seeing im 1 of like 3 Pirates fans on the forums. 1 of 3 lives in cali
The Dodgers at the minimum better be Nationals good and at best 98' Yankees great.
$100 for standard, $120 for premium. Sometimes deals pop up.How much does a full regular season MLB.TV subscription usually go for? Currently can only get the 2012 season for $25, but nothing about 2013.
I'll be out of market next season so I may as well go for it!
$100 for standard, $120 for premium. Sometimes deals pop up.
I had MLB.TV for a few months this past season and loved it.
Worth the money just to follow Oakland's awesome run in the second half of the season.
King Felix for Stanton. You know you want it, Miami.
Wait... is my understanding correct that the Reds want to play Shin-Soo Choo in centerfield?
That can't be right, can it?
And ketchup.Give me that hot dog with nothing on it(the cheese and chili would work actually) and I'll devour it all.
And ketchup.
The Kansas City police department, acting on a tip from concerned neighbors, raided a local home today and found countless numbers of utility baseball players. The home belongs to a Dayton Moore, age 45, who is employed in the front office of the Kansas City Royals. Officials describe a very chaotic scene.
Detective John Aikens was the first to go into the house, "I came in the front door and it was a mess. Right in the entryway were 10 - 15 utility players just milling around. When we went into the kitchen we found some in the cupboards, some more under the kitchen table, and even one just sitting on the table. Each time we entered a room another 15 would come scampering out. We found others under beds, in closets, and behind the couches. They were everywhere."
Neighbors were not surprised by what was found. "Dayton has always been a little odd," said next door neighbor Cindy Wilson. "Some neighborhoods have the crazy cat lady, but I guess we have the crazy utility player guy. We knew he liked to collect utility players. We didn't know he had quite so many, but I'm not surprised by this."
Anybody is watching Ken Burn's baseball? Goddamn, Ichiro's father made him.
...and away we go.
Yup, made him practice even in the cold & his hands were too numb to grip a bat.
Anybody is watching Ken Burn's baseball? Goddamn, Ichiro's father made him.
They released another episode in 2010, covering 1994-2009. So don't expect the next episode for about 15 years or so.Does this get updated every so often? I still haven't watched it after all these years.
Still can't believe that the Cards have one of the best (if not the best) minor league systems right now. Luhnow really turned things around during his tenure. Even more surprising is that of the 15 first round/supplemental picks in the Luhnow era, we only got one major league regular, one major league reliever, and two potential major league starting pitchers. Though maybe that's par for the course since even first rounders are far from sure bets?
Perhaps even more impressive is that we didn't sacrifice much major league success while Luhnow rebuilt the farm.
They released another episode in 2010, covering 1994-2009. So don't expect the next episode for about 15 years or so.
Oscar Taveras is a total stud. He's killing it in DR right now. Won ROY and everything. Kid looks ready to contribute in majors today.
So I'm trying to find out why jman got banned, thinking it was a Gaming thread thing. His last posts lead to the anime thread, so I go take a look.
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and now I remember why I stopped going there years ago to troll.
Great deal for Texas. Jason Frasor for 1.5 million.