Corran Horn
May the Schwartz be with you
Tells you that I don't follow Central Cali that much anymore.
Where else is there to get unlimited meth though.
Tells you that I don't follow Central Cali that much anymore.
Where else is there to get unlimited meth though.
Ouch, Going to be nasty in the morning
e: We entered the Red Sox/Yanks level in time. Slow ass games this weekend
Someone has to have a good rivalry.
By watching the local newsis the new thingprescription cough syrup
E: Marlins Guy is there. He blends in with the rest of the Giants fan. scust
The Jays are tied with the Mariners for a wild card spot.
"You still have to be able to play," Giants scouting director John Barr said. "He was judged on who he is and his abilities, not on his brother's. It's him that we took. It's him that we think can be a big leaguer. It's him that we think can contribute. He stands alone on that.
"Sure, does the name stand out? Yeah. But that only goes so far. That may get someone to take another look at him. But it doesn't get you selected and it doesn't carry you."
Barr said his scouts have followed Jacob Heyward since he played high school baseball at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy in McDonough, Ga.
"He has strength. He has tools to play the game," Barr said of the 6-foot-3, 210-pound junior. Barr added the Giants intend "to get him into the system, have our player-development people work with him and try to help take him to the next level."
Heyward made that sort of advancement as a sophomore in 2015, when he hit .327 and earned a spot as Miami's starting left fielder by the end of the season. Through 59 games this year, however, Heyward hit .226, though he has displayed some power with 10 doubles and six home runs. The right-handed batter also has amassed 37 RBIs and 41 runs as one of four Hurricanes to start each game.
Jason Heyward considered this a year of transition for his brother, who was drafted by Atlanta in the 38th round in 2013 but did not sign.
"He didn't get to play every day until the second part of last year for them," Heyward said. "He started the year off batting in the four-hole, and then they moved him out of the four-hole and I feel he's been battling with that and seeing what it feels like and how he needs to adjust. I feel that was the biggest reason he needed to go to college was to just play and see how it feels. Unfortunately, it didn't come until his junior year that he got to play every day.
"He's done well at the plate in the playoffs. It's about building. You get in the Minor Leagues and he'll have the opportunity to build on that."
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The #SFGiants are looking everywhere for another OF, and have had preliminary talks with #Brewers about Ryan Braun, but nothing imminent.
8:35 AM - 13 Jun 2016
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I'd think SF would be looking for bullpen help first over another outfielder.
Oh god. I can't imagine Braun with us.
Nick Markakis / Jeff Francouerhttps://twitter.com/BNightengale/status/742379960795435008
I'd think SF would be looking for bullpen help first over another outfielder.
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I'd think SF would be looking for bullpen help first over another outfielder.
Mmmm Scherzer.
A week from tonight... Stephen Strasburg vs Clayton Kershaw at Chavez Ravine.
Yowzah.