MLB 2022 Season: Houston Warship: Go Phuck Yourselves
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Goddamn my Beloved Angels suck ass this year. Even worse than usual.
Team batting average of .230
Goddamn my Beloved Angels suck ass this year. Even worse than usual.
Team batting average of .230
How long before the Japanese Babe Ruth gets traded??? tick-tock &
Nationals open to trading Juan Soto after he rejects 15 year/$440 million dollar deal with no deferrals.
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022...r-juan-soto-after-he-rejects-440mm-offer.html
https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2022...r-juan-soto-after-he-rejects-440mm-offer.html
If Soto goes to LA, I'm off baseball forever.
It really sucks that we’re going to lose Ohtani. I think Moreno will open his checkbook (he always does) but Ohtani wants to play for a winner.
If/when he leaves, there’s going to be a lot of broken hearts in Anaheim.
I think that Rendon contract is going to be a blocker when it comes to re-signing Ohtani.
Goddamn my Beloved Angels suck ass this year. Even worse than usual.
Team batting average of .230
How long until they fire the interim manager? Phil Nevin seems utterly clueless (and I've had a negative opinion of him ever since he instigated that huge brawl).
This feels like a story that was planted to Rosenthal by the Nationals, a lot of the pieces don't add up. Number one, the lack of deferrals, which is a complete break in Washington's SOP. Beyond that, he's still got two more years of service time before he hits free agency. Why rush to trade him now, when teams will still probably trip over themselves to sell the farm for one and a half years of him next season? Hell, he'd still probably net a top-20 prospect type just as a rental to a competing team.
The Nats have seemed in a really weird rush to figure out the Soto thing as if he were hitting free agency this offseason and, like, they've got until 2025 to figure this shit out.
Edit: Also, I can't imagine the trade market is going to be there for him. Washington will need to find a trade partner that a) is competitive now or at least planning to be competitive before 2025, b) has a top tier farm system with multiple Top-20ish guys to headline and c) is willing to gut that system to get Soto. The Nationals are probably going to ask for at least two MLB-ready players and two top-20 prospects, and they might try to get someone to eat one of their bad money contracts in Corbin or Strasburg, too. Looking at the pipelines, that leaves ... Boston, the Padres, Dodgers, Giants, Yankees? The Mets might meet those criteria but no way does Washington trade Soto within the division.
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Because the Nats used to be in the American League.
"First in War, First in Peace,
And Last in the American League."
The Nats are gonna nat, just like the Reds and other po-dunk head up their asses organizations.
Why the Washington Nationals Were Once Known as the Senators
The Nationals were never known as the Senators, they were the Expos. They are three completely different organizations with no ties to each other. One Senators team became the Twins (1960), the other became either the Rangers or Padres (1971/72). I can't remember off-hand.
The Padres were a 1969 expansion team along with the Expos, Pilots & Royals.
The previous Senators teams became the Twins (1961) and the Senators team that replaced them in DC became the Rangers (1971). There was also a Senators baseball club in the late 19th century
The previous Senators teams became the Twins (1961) and the Senators team that replaced them in DC became the Rangers (1971). There was also a Senators baseball club in the late 19th century
The biggest scapegoat in Blue Jays history. He was always going to be Rick Renteria for this team, but I didn't think they were going to cut him midseason. They must have been reading the comments on Sportsnet.ca
THE Answer is always to fire the manager, the Front Office always stays warm and comfy. Kinda like Nixon and other recent deplorables, if ya' know what I mean.
Damn, that's some terrible luck.
I feel old.
Especially with Druw Jones.
Especially with Druw Jones.
Rob Manfred: "I reject the premise that minor leaguers aren't paid a living wage." Well, I guess the players are alive, so that's what matters, right?
I'm gonna try that approach with my landlord. "I reject the premise that I owe you rent on the 1st of every month."
I'm gonna try that approach with my landlord. "I reject the premise that I owe you rent on the 1st of every month."
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