I know, right?And wiping his tears with $400M? I think he's fine. He made the decision to go for the money and seems like the type of guy that's OK with that.
@Ricky Spanish be hatin!
I know, right?And wiping his tears with $400M? I think he's fine. He made the decision to go for the money and seems like the type of guy that's OK with that.
To show how petty I am, I hope they give out the Nationals World Series rings when the Phillies are in town.![]()
Offseason thread coming this afternoon, taking suggestions for titles. Currently leaning towards CHAM-PI-ONS DO DO, DO DO DO DO
I hate baseball.
The Astro's will be back next year, with or without Cole. Without I would imagine.
Cole made it pretty clear last night he is gone next year.I hate baseball.
The Astro's will be back next year, with or without Cole. Without I would imagine.
Cole made it pretty clear last night he is gone next year.
It'll be interesting to follow Houston's journey through the off-season "hot stove" doings. The Braves and White Sox are my teams - they're going to be fun to watch, too. Especially the White Sox.The Astros are going to look very different last year. Cole, Wade Miley, Harris, Joe Smith, Hector Rondon, Collin McHugh, Robinson Chirinos and Martin Maldonado are all free agents. Of those, Cole is almost definitely gone. Miley likely blew his chance at re-signing in September, but I wouldn’t completely count out a cheap second chance depending on how actively the team pursues other starters. Re-signing Harris and Smith seems like a no-brainer, but Jim Crane is a cheapskate, so who knows? I imagine they'll let Rondon and McHugh walk.
The catchers are where I’m stumped. Of the two, Maldonado has made his case to stay more than Chirinos, and he’s a measurably better defender. But Verlander loves having Chirinos catch him and I would expect him to push heavily for him to be re-signed.
Also, if I'm reading contracts right, the entire outfield is up for free agency after 2020, and Correa the year after. Yikes.
Yup. I thought if he did come in and shut door on the Nats and the Astros won the World Series, he might stick around. But the reverse happened and, like you said, he looked pissed....and beyond that, he was very visibly pissed off about not being allowed to pitch last night.
Yup. I thought if he did come in and shut door on the Nats and the Astros won the World Series, he might stick around. But the reverse happened and, like you said, he looked pissed.
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