Presumably they shift Torres to shortstop (since that's always been his natural position in the first place) and they stash LeMahieu at 2B, since he's still under contract for another year.
God damn, son. Well played.
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Presumably they shift Torres to shortstop (since that's always been his natural position in the first place) and they stash LeMahieu at 2B, since he's still under contract for another year.
It’s worked wonderfully for many teams, especially the Yankees.You got your World Series trophy. Check back in 80-90 years for the next one.
Seems the Phillies are desperately trying to buy a championship.
That's an excellent pairing.
Sources say Cole to the Yanks, 9 years $324M. Ay-yi-yi. So much for wanting to go to SoCal.
You can import the sun & surf for 36 million a year.
He can buy a house in SoCal. Two houses.
Rendon to the Angels. 7 years/$245M.
The Angels' lineup and the left side of the infield just got way better. If they can score a good starter, they're going to have a nice run at the AL West.
If Maddon can keep the schtick to a minimum.
Not likely. The king of schtick is always on go. I think he wants to be the next Casey Stengel. He'll have Trout playing 1B and Rendon in the outfield to show their "versatility."
He'll probably get a chance under Joe Maddon - Mr. Platoon.I hope Rendon can pitch....
You mean three large market clubs? They are simply moving quicker this Winter to try to get ahead of charges of collusion and trying to get the players to believe clubs are willing to spend ahead of a new CBA.
Mets get Rick Porcello and Michael Wacha.
With Gerrit Cole going to the Yankees, looks like both of my teams have had some good news.
With Gerrit Cole going to the Yankees, looks like both of my teams have had some good news.
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You're a Mets and Yankee fan?Mets get Rick Porcello and Michael Wacha.
With Gerrit Cole going to the Yankees, looks like both of my teams have had some good news.
Yep.
I understand how unusual that sounds. But NYC had been my favorite vacation spot for some time before I ever got into baseball. So I chose the city first, THEN the teams.
And since they rarely play each other, I don't see a problem with rooting for both.
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That schtick helped the Cubs a win World Series and almost one with the Rays. He is best manager in the game. Jason
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