I'd pick up Justin Smoak as a sleeper pick in a late round or something.
:smug
I'd pick up Justin Smoak as a sleeper pick in a late round or something.
I wanted to pick up Ackley or Smoak as a sleeper, but they were both taken.
ackley is gonna be good next year. Mariners have a few young bats with a lot of potential. If those guys click they could be a nice surprise this season.
I'd pick up Justin Smoak as a sleeper pick in a late round or something.
Keith Law GAF account discovered.
I can't imagine what their home run music will be.
I can't imagine what their home run music will be.
I can't imagine what their home run music will be.
For those in the rejects league: How will having the draft after the first official game work? :\
It just won't count those games. Shouldn't be an issue, its just 2 games. Blame Selig for that retarded shit - 2 official games right in the middle of spring training, wtf. #SELIGOUTNOW #OCCUPYMLB
http://www.tampabay.com/sports/base...ays-payroll-hike-hopes-it-pays-off-in/1221780The Rays' increase in payroll from last season looks to come in at just about 50 percent, a dramatic hike for any team, but especially one that ranked near the bottom in attendance.
Though their approximately $63 million payroll isn't anywhere near the $200 million Yankees or $178 million Red Sox, it's still a good sign, especially to players union chief Michael Weiner.
"The Rays have been a very successful team on the field, and they also are successfully running a business," Weiner said Friday after the annual meeting with the team. "That's what they should be doing. We're glad to see them increase their payroll, and we hope that the new basic agreement creates incentives that allow them to continue to be competitive."
Principal owner Stuart Sternberg has said they made the increase essentially as an investment in optimism, spending beyond their means in hopes that the improved team wins, and that attendance increases in response.
Weiner is hoping for a similar payoff.
"We follow (the attendance issue) because they have a very competitive team with some very engaging players, guys that have been with the organization and been with the fans for a long time, and you'd like to see more success," he said. "I know the TV ratings, the local TV ratings for the Rays are very good, there's a lot of people that follow the club, a lot of people that read you guys when you write about them. And you'd love to see that pay off with more people in the stands."
Also, Weiner said, the expanded playoff format with a second wild card "has to help a team like the Rays."
I know the TV ratings, the local TV ratings for the Rays are very good, there's a lot of people that follow the club, a lot of people that read you guys when you write about them. And you'd love to see that pay off with more people in the stands."
I'd argue that this hike is the least dramatic for the team with the lowest ranked payroll.The Rays' increase in payroll from last season looks to come in at just about 50 percent, a dramatic hike for any team, but especially one that ranked near the bottom in attendance.
There is nothing about this stadium that I don't love for how ham it is.
I've totally come around. At this point, it just feels like the douchy New York art snob owner is taking a giant shit on Miami while laughing his ass off.
I approve.
Here are the best hot dogs in KC: http://newyorkdawgpound.com/?page_id=355
My old boss (from NYC) opened the place up a couple of years ago, and it's been wildly popular. You'll notice none of them have ketchup.
One of them has peanut butter, though. Behold, the Goofy Dog:
Brewers
Greinke 204 innings, 3.09 ERA, 4.4 WAR
Gallardo 204 innings, 3.34 ERA, 3.8 WAR
Marcum 182 innings, 3.67 ERA, 2.7 WAR
Wolf 194 innings, 4.04 ERA, 1.9 WAR
Narveson 166 innings, 4.27 ERA, 1.2 WAR
Total: 14 WAR
Cardinals
Wainwright 174 innings, 3.12 ERA, 3.7 WAR
Carpenter 201 innings, 3.49 ERA, 3.3 WAR
Garcia 185 innings, 3.58 ERA, 2.9 WAR
Lohse 123 innings, 4.37 ERA, .8 WAR
Westbrook 127 innings, 4.52 ERA, .5 WAR
Total: 11.2 WAR
Reds
Cueto 174 innings, 3.63 ERA, 2.6 WAR
Latos 192 innings, 3.38 ERA, 3.5 WAR
Arroyo 169 innings, 4.84 ERA, .1 WAR
Leake 159 innings, 4.42 ERA, .9 WAR
Bailey 158 innings, 4.28 ERA, 1.1 WAR
Total: 8.2 WAR
Here are the best hot dogs in KC: http://newyorkdawgpound.com/?page_id=355
My old boss (from NYC) opened the place up a couple of years ago, and it's been wildly popular. You'll notice none of them have ketchup.
One of them has peanut butter, though. Behold, the Goofy Dog:
- St. Pete is 90% senior citizens, its embarrassing going to a game and be the only person cheering and others get angry at you for it
Ha i almost got into a fight with an older guy last time i was at the trop. He told me to stop ringing "That goddamn cowbell". I told him to fuck off, and for the rest of the game i used TWO cowbells.
TAKE THAT OLD GUY!
Jon & Phillies-GAF: I'm going to the game vs the Cubs on April 28th [Saturday night]. Should I buy the tickets ahead of time or Stubhub it? I'm planning on using Stubhub to get tickets to the Orioles/Jays game I'm going to earlier that week, but I've no idea how the prices trend in Philly.
Reposting cause I got end-of-paged.
Here are the best hot dogs in KC: http://newyorkdawgpound.com/?page_id=355
My old boss (from NYC) opened the place up a couple of years ago, and it's been wildly popular. You'll notice none of them have ketchup.
One of them has peanut butter, though. Behold, the Goofy Dog: