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Gaf rejects draft is this Sunday.
Gaf rejects draft is this Sunday.
At this point they should just cut their losses with him and eat whatever he has left on his contract. He should've never been giving that big of a contract in the first place.Via Eric Stephen of SBNation.
He's gonna be so bad. Just hope it doesn't take Donnie a month to stop using him.
Braves are making a legitimate run at Ervin Santana.
It's now looking likely that Kris Medlen, Brandon Beachy, and Mike Minor will all begin the season on the DL. Minor is recovering from a non-baseball-related surgery and should be back in April. Beachy is experiencing arm tightness and they are being very cautious with him.
Medlen is likely going to need a second Tommy John surgery, which would eliminate him from the entire 2014 season.
If the Braves sign Santana, the Opening Day rotation would be Santana, Julio Teheran, Alex Wood, Freddy Garcia, and David Hale.
he was right around average for a AL starter in 2013 by xFIP and he sucked in 2012. Up and Down pitcher.So, is Santana any good?
Gaf rejects draft is this Sunday.
So, is Santana any good?
any spots available?
nope, we've been full for a while now.
Remember guys
mlbGAF Fantasy Rejects
Draft Type: Live Standard Draft
Draft Time: Sun Mar 16 9:00pm EDT
...but True Detective is on at that time!!!
:'(
Didn't True Detective conclude with the latest ep?
Jays can't lockdown Santana. Welp.
David O'Brien ‏@ajcbraves
A choked-up Medlen said of TJ likehood, "Nothings official, but I think I know and just go from there."
Mark Bowman ‏@mlbbowman
Medlen will undergo at least one more evaluation. The complete review has been delayed as many doctors are currently at a convention
Another step towards #midmarketlegitimacy for the Cards!Adam Rubin ‏@AdamRubinESPN
#Braves payroll is now about $110M. #Mets payroll is now about $87M.
So that RBI Baseball game looks really rough.
So that RBI Baseball game looks really rough.
Shit man. If it goes past May, I might settle for PS3 versionI just want some actual footage of MLB 14 for PS4 at this point. I have a suspicion we won't be seeing the game in May.
Shit man. If it goes past May, I might settle for PS3 version
Shit man. If it goes past May, I might settle for PS3 version
nope, we've been full for a while now.
Remember guys
mlbGAF Fantasy Rejects
Draft Type: Live Standard Draft
Draft Time: Sun Mar 16 9:00pm EDT
He can take Cashman's spot if he promises to be active. Cashman wasn't active last year.
If RBI comes out for current gen first I will just go with that. I am not waiting forever.
wow shots fired
I'm not going to be tossing anyone out for some dude that wants in 4 days before the draft. What kind of terrible commish would do that?
The Dominican Power sort of commish, that's who.
The feature sets aren't really compatible.
He can take Cashman's spot if he promises to be active. Cashman wasn't active last year.
So that RBI Baseball game looks really rough.
it looks like a great throwback to the old rbi baseball games but with updates... if it plays like the old baseball games (just perhaps a little faster as they could be a bit slow) and is only $10 I will likely be picking it up day 1.
David O'Brien ‏@ajcbraves
A choked-up Medlen said of TJ likehood, "Nothings official, but I think I know and just go from there."
Mark Bowman ‏@mlbbowman
Medlen will undergo at least one more evaluation. The complete review has been delayed as many doctors are currently at a convention
I personally thinks it looks pretty good
it looks like a great throwback to the old rbi baseball games but with updates... if it plays like the old baseball games (just perhaps a little faster as they could be a bit slow) and is only $10 I will likely be picking it up day 1.
In the New York Mets locker room Monday morning, I was talking with Jeff Cutler, a 30-year old Japanese American from suburban Boston who serves as the interpreter for Japanese-born pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka.
We were talking casually about Asian communities in America when we heard a voice behind us.
Jeff!
Cutler and I turned around. It was Dan Warthen, the Mets pitching coach.
Im sorry I called you a Chinaman yesterday, Warthen told Cutler.
Its OK, Cutler replied.
I didnt mean to insinuate - I know youre not Chinese, Warthen said. He paused. I thought it was a pretty good joke, though.
It was, Cutler said, with a small laugh.
Warthen walked away.
I didnt say anything, but I was startled. As a 27-year-old Chinese American who grew up in San Francisco, I couldnt remember the last time I heard the term Chinaman, a derogatory word originally given by white Americans to Chinese immigrants in the 19th century.
I might have heard it used on the grade-school playground, but never before in dozens of NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball locker rooms Ive been to as a sports reporter.
It surprised me that the 61-year-old Warthen, who pitched in the major leagues in the 1970s before starting his coaching career, would use that word at all - and so casually. Was he saying that he wanted to apologize for saying Chinaman only because hed said it to a man of Japanese, rather than Chinese, descent? Did he think that the word itself was OK to useor that it was acceptable material for jokes?
Warthen might not have known my race, or even that I was a reporter; he could have missed the media credential hanging from my neck, too: My back was to him when he approached Cutler. Still, the locker was open to journalists at the time.
On Tuesday morning, Cutler served as the interpreter for an interview between Matsuzaka and me. Afterward, I asked Cutler about Warthens remarks.
Were you offended by Warthens joke? I asked him.
No, Cutler said.
What was the joke? I asked.
You should ask Dan about that, Cutler replied.
Ive been around pro athletes long enough to know that locker rooms arent exactly bastions of maturity. Many of my colleagues have heard worse. Still, Warthen had used the term in front of two people who had every reason to be offended. And he did so in a casual way in a work environment - one where he holds a position of power. I didnt want to be complicit in tolerating the use of a slur that should have been retired long ago.
On Tuesday afternoon I caught up with the Mets vice president of media relations, Jay Horwitz. Horwitz asked me to meet him and Warthen in the Mets dugout at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday to discuss the matter. But when I got to the Mets facility Wednesday, Horwitz said Warthen wasnt going to comment. Cutler wasnt in the locker room.
The Mets have made no further statements.