How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
i got 23/24...could have given me 50 guesses and i wouldnt have gotten
Stieb
How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
i got 23/24...could have given me 50 guesses and i wouldnt have gottenStieb
Bold prediction: Jason Heyward is an AS Starter(and a worthy one)
i got 23/24...could have given me 50 guesses and i wouldnt have gottenStieb
Bold prediction: Jason Heyward is an AS Starter(and a worthy one)
How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
22/24. Didn't getSpahn or Stieb, don't feel bad in the least for missing Stieb honestly. Weird choice for the list.
At some point you just start to look deformed.
At some point you just start to look deformed.
How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
Couldnt figure the first one. Looks like Jose Bautista but the thing said it was looking for MLB Stars.
when you are Giancarlo Stanton, there is no full-season either.
Padres:
The protracted fight between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Maricopa County has reached a boiling point. The Diamondbacks announced tonight that they had filed a lawsuit in Arizona Superior Court against the Maricopa County Stadium District, the legislative body that operates their stadium, in an attempt to get out of their lease, which runs until 2028.
The stadium was built in 1998 with Maricopa County taxpayers covering $238 million of the $364 million price tag. By MLB standards, its middle-aged. The Diamondbacks and the county have been arguing for almost a year over who is on the hook for the $187 million that the building needs for repairs, and it got to the point that former County Supervisor Andy Kunasek allegedly told team owner Ken Kendrick to take your stupid baseball team and get out and go back to fucking West Virginia.
The Diamondbacks are now seeking to escape the lease altogether and get approval to negotiate a new stadium deal.
The Diamondbacks offered to pick up the whole tab in exchange for cheaper rent and greater control over the stadium, but the county refused. An outside investment group negotiated a deal to buy the stadium, but it fell apart in November and the investors blamed the Diamondbacks for being unreasonable and rather dubious. County officials have refused to pay more for the building because they want to protect the initial investment that taxpayers made (and were not able to vote on).
Maricopa County Board Chairman Clint Hickman issued a statement on the lawsuit, calling the Diamondbacks characterization of a crumbling stadium as outrageous.
It is disappointing the Diamondbacks are suing their fans who helped build Chase Field. The team simply wants out of the contract that makes them stay and play through the 2028 season. Saying the facility is in disrepair is outrageous. The Maricopa County Stadium District has spent millions during the off-season on concrete and steel work that keeps the stadium safe and looking great for each baseball season.
The Diamondbacks have expressed dissatisfaction with county ownership over the past year, yet when presented with a potential buyer last summer, the team didnt have the courtesy to meet with them. It seems the team just wants a new stadium now. Maricopa County is committed to keeping the Diamondbacks at Chase Field through the term of the contract. That is good for the taxpayers who made the investment that brought major league baseball here.
How many current and past MLB stars can you name, done up in 80's graphic style?
I got 19/24.
also drew storen went to the reds
Mariners
The majors longest postseason drought will reach 16 years when Seattle finishes third in the AL West.
USA TODAY Sports Joe Nicholson
So bold. Lmao
All of the AL West looks so bad this year. If we finish third...
They should get passive agressive and sign CoghlanKorea has removed Jung Ho Kang from their WBC team. Police are looking to press charges over the DUI. Bucs huddled in some corner hoping it all goes away.
Korea has removed Jung Ho Kang from their WBC team. Police are looking to press charges over the DUI. Bucs huddled in some corner hoping it all goes away.
Time out here now. Im not going to get into all that crap. Im going to tell you this: If I were an owner of a baseball team I would say to him if I could trade him, Id trade him yesterday. And I would say, hell I can lose 94 games without you just as easily as I could lose 94 games with you. I dont care about the OPS. I dont care about none of that. This team made a bad deal when they signed Joey Votto to a 10-year contract. And hes gonna make $22M and either next year or the following year hes going to make $25M. Theres NO sanity on Gods Earth that justifies this being a good contract.
I dont give a DAMN (shouting it at this point) about Bryce Harper! Youre talking about Washington DC. Why dont you bring up Mike Trout and Los Angeles? (caller chimes in withwell before hes interrupted again) Were done with this Scott. We can argue all night long and youre dead wrong. Youre never going to convince me this contract is a good contract.
Positional players:
Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox -- 10
Yoan Moncada, White Sox -- 5
Dansby Swanson, Braves -- 3
Gleyber Torres, Yankees -- 2
Pitchers:
Alex Reyes, Cardinals -- 15
Tyler Glasnow, Pirates -- 3
Lucas Giolito, White Sox -- 1
Royals and Cards are discussing Adams. With Fowler signed Dyson is a lot more appealing now.
Wow, I can't believe they responded to how the rules were affecting the game back then. But nooooooooo, now we can't have robot umps call balls and strikes because reasons.
Do they discuss Merkel's boner? I like to talk about Merkel's boner.
Bold prediction: Jason Heyward is an AS Starter(and a worthy one)
What type of contract would Mike Trout have commanded this offseason had he been a free agent? Coming off an MVP-award-winning campaign in which he compiled 9.4 WAR and about to enter just his age-25 season, Trout would have easily been one of the most sought after players ever to hit the open market. And given the state of this years historically weak free-agent class, the bidding for Trout may very likely have ended up in the $400-500 million range over eight to ten years.
Considering that Trout signed a six-year, $144.5 million contract extension back in 2014 an agreement that runs through 2020 this is just an interesting, but hypothetical, thought experiment, right?
Not necessarily. A relatively obscure provision under California law specifically, Section 2855 of the California Labor Code limits all personal services contracts (i.e., employment contracts) in the state to a maximum length of seven years. In other words, this means that if an individual were to sign an employment contract in California lasting eight or more years, then at the conclusion of the seventh year the employee would be free to choose to either continue to honor the agreement, or else opt out and seek employment elsewhere.
Although the California legislature has previously considered eliminating this protection for certain professional athletes including Major League Baseball players no such amendment has passed to date. Consequently, Section 2855 would presumptively apply to any player employed by one of the five major-league teams residing in California.
The most straightforward application of the California law to MLB would be the case of a free-agent player signing a contract lasting more than seven years (think Albert Pujols). Under the law, the player would be legally obligated to honor his contract for the first seven years, but after that would have the right to opt-out at anytime. As long as the player remained happy with the terms of his agreement, he would continue to receive the salary specified in his contract. However, should the player choose to opt-out after seven years, he would once again become a free agent.
"Now batting for the Yankees, Centerfielder, MIKE TROUT!"
"Now batting for the Yankees, Centerfielder, MIKE TROUT!"
Yes.I'm placing my No.27 pinstriped jersey order tonight.
when he was in the minor leagues he wasn't in the state of CA though, i wonder if that would cause any problems.
To honor Yankee great #27 Mel Hall?I'm placing my No.27 pinstriped jersey order tonight.
To honor Yankee great #27 Mel Hall?
Trout with the Yanks would be something though.
Trout would go to Philly way before New York.
Play some WR to catch some TDs from Wentz.