I still have a few more weeks of football before I even think about it. It's been a great playoff season so far, last week had fantastic games, and tomorrow offers both conference championships. The Pro Bowl on 2/4, the Superbowl on 2/11, and I'll finally be ready to contemplate pitchers and catchers once again.
It's not a bad idea for a small market team, and I agree that's their plan. It sucks though that small market teams have to go this route to try to get a decent prospect. They simply can't compete in today's MLB, unless a team like the Royals catches lightning in a bottle, like they did a few years ago. Even when that happens it's not sustainable, since they can't afford to keep their best players, once they hit free agency.
Burnes is the ace Orioles needed. Rotation looks good.
Getting rid of the cheap ass Angelos family is the best thing that could happen for Orioles fans.
Almost all of the Cactus League games are during the day, except a few for the Reds at home. If healthy, in their division. The Reds could have a potent starting staff.
Will have 3 Fantasy drafts. Definitely want Betts, Freeman, and Ohtani on my teams.Was waiting for a 2024 thread and here we are. Good luck to all teams except the *stros. Looking forward to surprise teams.
They'll be fun to watch again with their talented youngsters. Ball Park isn't pitcher friendly, but they should get plenty of run support.
Yep, Great American Ballpark is a launching pad.
I wonder how many AAA teams are going to out draw them, on a nightly basis.No one wants the A's... Lol
Vegas mayor: A's should try to stay in Oakland
Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman said the Athletics' stadium plan "does not make sense" and the team should "figure out a way to stay in Oakland."www.espn.com
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He's definitely had his issues in the postseason. However he's been great getting the team there.Kershaw resigns with Dodgers and most people seem to be happy about it. But aren't they forgetting the absolute beat down he received from Arizona leading to a 3 game sweep?
Clayton Kershaw to re-sign with Dodgers: Southpaw agrees to return for 17th season, per report
Kershaw is not expected back on the mound until the summer after offseason shoulder surgery
Is the signing of Soler by SF a big deal & are there four teams in the NLW in contention?
From a statistical standpoint, it's not a great landing spot for Soler in that ballpark, but it does fill a need. I think LA is the heavy favorite in that division, especially if Yamamoto is for real. I think the other 3 are realistically battling for WC spots.
Was looking at the futures numbers and Vegas has LA at 104.5 while AZ is 83.5 and both SF and SD are at 81.5, so they see the NLW as a run away.
Seems about right to me. Logjam after Dodgers domination of NL West.
