I thought they were supposed to sell for more than that? Maybe I’m misremembering, it is late.
Which is a double blow for me since I have him on both of my fantasy teams. 
Every team in AL Central is below .500 with a meager 1.5 games difference between the top and bottom teams.
This is a stark contrast to NL Central where every team is above .500 with a 5 game difference between the top and bottom teams.
Something has to give.
This is a stark contrast to NL Central where every team is above .500 with a 5 game difference between the top and bottom teams.
Something has to give.
All 5 teams in one division being over .500 seems like a pretty rare thing. Tho, the Reds have now lost 7 straight and the Pirates eventually gonna Pirate.Every team in AL Central is below .500 with a meager 1.5 games difference between the top and bottom teams.
This is a stark contrast to NL Central where every team is above .500 with a 5 game difference between the top and bottom teams.
Something has to give.
The last 4 of those Reds losses were to my Cubbies, who somehow have a 9 game win streak (added to the earlier 10 game win streak) with a whoTF's who of a pitching staff. 3 SP on the IL, plus a slew of relievers.
At least Palencia is back but I feel ya on that.
Palencia is injury prone, so I only hope he stays "back". Imanaga has been on fire.
And is it just me or does it look like Wetherholt is the odds-on favorite to win ROY?
Wow, that's embarrassing! 
What's worse than that terrible play was the fact Tatis didn't really hustle after the ball!
What's worse than that terrible play was the fact Tatis didn't really hustle after the ball!
I think Sal Stewart is firmly in the running, too.
But if Wetherholt wins it, it'll be the first NL ROY award for any Cardinals player since Albert Pujols in 2001.
And right now, Chaim Bloom is looking like a freaking genius in a lot of ways.
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Bobby Cox has passed away at the age of 84.
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Bobby Cox, longtime Braves manager and World Series champ, dies
Bobby Cox, longtime manager of the Atlanta Braves and a World Series champion in 1995, has died at the age of 84.
I was just on my way to post this news.
He made such a huge impression on me as a kid and I always admired him as one of the best managers in my lifetime. He will be sorely missed.
He made such a huge impression on me as a kid and I always admired him as one of the best managers in my lifetime. He will be sorely missed.
4th most wins while managing the 5th most games.
Tatis' OF play was way more lazy and Witt seems a lot faster than Wetherholt.
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