They were selling the better version! Timmy is more of a C than a Kbigosc2k said:Dude holy shit Anne Hathaway is fucking boring, also people were selling t-shirts of your avatar at the victory parade yesterday for $15
Corran Horn said:They were selling the better version! Timmy is more of a C than a K
CajoleJuice said:If both of you guys really want to do it, I'll contribute for sure (and cross-post on Amazin' Avenue Fanposts).
There no difference between any of them. You are letting your emotions get in the way of making a rational decision. Who cares about their accomplishments, is Jeter going to get 3,000 hits next season?captmcblack said:Sorry dude, but if you don't see where resigning the GREATEST RELIEVER/CLOSER IN THE HISTORY OF BASEBALL and the first Yankee player EVER to reach 3,000 hits (who is also the face of the franchise and captain of the current team) - both 5-time World Champions, and both very good to excellent players at their respective positions is probably more important than an easily-replaceable designated hitter who was thought of as dead this time last year, then :lol
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:There no difference between any of them. You are letting your emotions get in the way of making a rational decision. Who cares about their accomplishments, is Jeter going to get 3,000 hits next season?
bigosc2k said:Dude holy shit Anne Hathaway is fucking boring, also people were selling t-shirts of your avatar at the victory parade yesterday for $15
You're probably mistaking funny for tits. It's a common problem.DoctorWho said:Hathaway is actually really funny. Interview must be shit.
Who cares? What does that have anything to do about next season?captmcblack said:Derek Jeter has 2,926 hits as of the end of this season.
Unless he actually dies, he'll get 74 hits this upcoming season.
To be the lone Yankee in all of baseball history to reach 3,000 hits would be beyond anything the Yankees have experienced with a player since Babe Ruth was HR king - and the Babe wasn't even exclusively their player.
If this was any other team, and any other player you could simply be all business about it, like if it was Roberto Alomar or something. But this is Derek fucking Jeter. He has to be resigned, and unless he's going to say "I need 3 years and $200 million", you have to sign him. Jeter's value is no longer just about his play (which is still pretty good, but not great and obviously not big-ass contract great)...it's about Jeter's historical value as a Yankee. It's about those 3,000 hits and 5 rings and counting and that captaincy.
Mariano is the same thing, and you can't even suggest that maybe he's starting to decline like Jeter because Mo is still clearly the best in the game at his position.
ESPN - Tonight Derek Jeter sets a record for the oldest MLB player to make cameo in a Will Ferrell movie.CajoleJuice said:Jeter just wants to be signed through his age-42 season like A-Rod. OLDEST LEFT SIDE OF THE INFIELD EVER WHAT A MILESTONE
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:Who cares? What does that have anything to do about next season?
Obviously you are taking time with your defense, but I'm simply playing Devil's Advocate here.
1. What!?captmcblack said:The Yankees need Derek Jeter to play baseball next season, as(1) he is still a very good player at whatever positions you may ask him to play next season. Derek Jeter will cost a lot of money given all of the things he's done, and what he is very likely about to do...but you have to pay him. Anyone talking about his cost and how Yankees fans perceive it versus the rest of baseball isn't saying anything that I don't agree with. Of COURSE his play doesn't merit epic money. But if you do have to pay him epic money, it's going to be his body of work and value to the (2)Yankees as their all-time hit king that is responsible.
Why shouldn't you spend too much time trying to play hardball with him? Because if you do, he may feel (3)slighted like Andy Pettitte did back in 2003 and go elsewhere for less money just to spite a team who should be happy for his services and his body of work. I don't expect that he'll go somewhere else for all the reasons you and Sharp have mentioned, but until it's (4)impossible for him to do so I can't be comfortable.
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:1. What!?
2. So?
3. Roids.
4. Deal with it.
Edgar has twice the number of WS MVPs, so he's obviously twice as good!Ninja Scooter said:Lol Derek jeter isnt any better than Edgar Renteria, and Edgar sucks so much he is retiring.
Yeah, but, Edgar ain't getting into no Hall of Fame.XiaNaphryz said:Edgar has twice the number of WS MVPs, so he's obviously twice as good!
CygnusXS said:Yeah, and the Jays have declined his option already.
http://hardballtalk.nbcsports.com/2...rade-for-miguel-olivo-and-decline-his-option/funkmastergeneral said:Can you explain the point of trading for him in the first place?
Olivo is a Type B free agent, which means the Blue Jays are now in line to receive a compensatory draft pick if he declines their offer of arbitration and signs elsewhere. Assuming that happens, they basically just bought a draft pick between the first and second rounds for $500,000 and a PTBNL.
funkmastergeneral said:Can you explain the point of trading for him in the first place?
Doytch said:Jays turned down Gregg's option. Prob just gonna offer him arb like Downs/Frasor.
e: And they just traded for Miguel Olivo for cash/PTBNL. Guess they'll turn down the option on Molina. FUCK YEA. e2:Oh jesus christ i just realised we already picked up Molina's option. At least we can kick him to AAA now and I never have to see his lazy sonofabitch ass again. Olivo plays through kidney stones!
e3: Actually now I'm more confused because the Jays can buy him out for 500k and maybe get a pick cause he's typeB. Whatevs, figure this out tomorrow.
.DevelopmentArrested said:Miguel Olivo? AA is already making crazy moves; esp. if he just sent cash to COL only to decline Olivo's option and take the pick.
yup!
"jays just declined the option on Olivo making him a free agent. That puts Buck back in the running for a possible deal" - sportsnetberry
No word on whether that sundae was actually shared with the rest of the family or not.He stopped by after the parade. Naturally, the hefty third baseman had a Colossal Brownie Sundae for dessert, which is described thusly twelve decadent chunks of freshly-baked brownies layered with six scoops of vanilla bean and chocolate gelato, topped with caramel and chocolate sauces then buried in mounds of whipped cream.
To be fair, he was with his family and there were children involved. And this week, the Giants are allowed to do what they want.
He also homered off of Cliff Lee with a torn bicep tendon. What's Jeter's excuse in the ALCS?CygnusXS said:Yeah, but, Edgar ain't getting into no Hall of Fame.
Ninja Scooter said:Lol Derek jeter isnt any better than Edgar Renteria, and Edgar sucks so much he is retiring.
XiaNaphryz said:Sabean this morning:
No word on whether that sundae was actually shared with the rest of the family or not.
:lol He will be in his 40s with that contract.evil solrac v3.0 said:seriously need to shut it, anyways for Jeter he should get 4 to 5/60 and not a penny or year more. and it's not like it matters 'cause no one else will offer him a contract.
say around year two or three he moves over to third and put a better defensive shortstop there (whoever we hype in the minors) and Centaur can go do whatever it is he does, DH I guess after posada retires. Mo can get two years.
I don't know, he sucks?XiaNaphryz said:He also homered off of Cliff Lee with a torn bicep tendon. What's Jeter's excuse in the ALCS?![]()
evil solrac v3.0 said:seriously need to shut it, anyways for Jeter he should get 4 to 5/60 and not a penny or year more. and it's not like it matters 'cause no one else will offer him a contract.
say around year two or three he moves over to third and put a better defensive shortstop there (whoever we hype in the minors) and Centaur can go do whatever it is he does, DH I guess after posada retires. Mo can get two years.
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...Jon said:Sanjuro, your collection/strategic use of gifs on GAF is second to none.
The Frankman said:
that never happened.talisayNon said:
Which reminds me, I enjoyed this e-mail from a Cubbies fan named Sal in San Rafael: "Here in World Series-Drought Saloon, it's always bittersweet watching one of the regulars stream out the door in a giddy flurry. First it was Red Sox Guy, then White Sox Guy, and now ... congrats, Giants Guy, we'll miss you. Savor the moment. And Indians Guy, get out your wallet, we need to buy Rangers Guy another shot. It's starting to get depressing in here. Cheers."
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Isn't he retiring after this year or something? Or was that just wishful thinking on my part?eznark said:I blame Joe Morgan