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  1. As long as he changes his passwords
  2. its a great idea to keep him around, he has a strong relationship with the league and ownership, and if they truly are going after a younger GM, it definitely will be great to have that help around the office.
  3. and by gone, I mean gone into an advisory role. GM search is underway, looking for young GM with understanding of Analytics.
  4. Doug Melvin is officially gone
  5. Yhonathan Barrios with another clean inning, 7 IP 7 K, 3 Saves in AA. Meanwhile, Rami is hitting .216/.231/.505 in 51 AB for the Pirates.
  6. Put a pool in the bleacher seats
  7. I dont care if he stays in the bullpen the rest of the season, its not my money they're spending by keeping him, and I cannot imagine they'd get a prospect of any worth in return for 1 1/2 months of 37 year old Loshe.
  8. sounds like he was told he was being placed on revo-waivers yesterday and they will actively look to move him to a rotation elsewhere
  9. also, I didnt realize the year Birgos was having, bummer he missed pretty much all of last year to injury, but it seems like he's gotten himself back on track
  10. 215 IP so far (excluding players below AAA who didnt get MLB exposure): 26 Nelson - 136.0 25 Jungmann - 131.0 old Loshe 124.0 31 Garza 123.2 26 Wagner 123.1 27 Burgos 118.0 25 Cravy 110.0 22 Daives 107.1 26 Thonry 102.0 26 Peralta 74.2
  11. that might be the worst camera work i've ever seen, lol. I saw him hit a ball and run and a guy cross home plate, and some umps moving around the field
  12. Day after the conclusion of the world series
  13. 2 hrs and 6 rbis??? TRADE HIM!!!!!
  14. limited no-trade clause 2014-15 (may block deals to 6 clubs) limited no-trade protection 2016 - 2020 allowing Braun to block deals to all clubs except LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Miami, Tampa Bay and Washington
  15. 6 ER, 1 HR so far at Houston.
  16. I see no need to move Blazek to the rotation when you've got so many viable arms already stretched out and he's been so solid out of the bullpen. Davies is going to get the first shot at that 5th spot, not Blazek, followed by Thorny (who is getting stretched back out for the rotation), Wagner, Cravy, etc. I'd be surprised if they go into the season next year with another FA rotation arm. If anything, I think this is the one off-season we dont go after a big contract arm and wait for 2017.
  17. He was only drafted in the 29th round because it was known that he was 100% committed to college and would not sign. No one else wanted to waste a pick on him because they all knew that he wasnt going to sign no matter what and no GM was going to blow their signing pool on a 30th round pick.
  18. http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5hf6mSrDZ1r5vjsf.gif
  19. YES! a solid GB rate is KEY for half a season at Miller Park
  20. www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0K0pGVsl8U yes, thats Billy Hamilton fast.... http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=22979 Billy Hamilton is exceptionally fast for a baseball player. A few objective and relatively standardized times we have for him, of varying credibility: The 60. In a number of online forums, he’s reported to have run a 60-yard dash in 6.5 seconds. Further, a number of other prospects’ 60-yard dash times are said to be similar to Hamilton’s when they are around 6.5 seconds. This would be tremendously valuable information, as Washington raced in the 60 (in a world record 5.8 seconds, though obviously not in baseball spikes). Further, because the 60 is baseball’s “official” timing length, like the 40 is for football, countless baseball players have recorded 60-yard times to compare against. Alas, though, there’s no origin for the time, and Sports Illustrated's Chen wrote in late 2012 that “he’s never been timed in the 60-yard dash.”
  21. Davies going to AAA
  22. I am guessing Thornburg. Thorny got called up for the Parra spot
  23. wonder who gets called up to replace Broxton on the 25-man
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