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  1. I’d love to see them trade up since they have the two second rounders. Try to get Hyatt or Mayer. I would be shocked if Hyatt falls to us as it stands. Some team will take him or move up to take him. Mayer is a bit more of a wildcard. I could see him falling.
  2. Chargers Pick > Seattles Pick
  3. How would you milk people for their entire night then though?
  4. He missed almost the entire 2023 season to injury and you think it is wrong he sat out a playoff game while still rehabbing his injury? Where an injury in said game would have likely been a huge hamper on his draft stock not being able to do combine stuff etc? It isn’t like he was healthy all year and just said “peace!”. He hadn’t played for over two months. If he sat out to protect his draft stock, good for him. High IQ guy right there.
  5. 21/22 at worst, probably. Maybe someone will trade back in for him. Though…maybe he isn’t even the first WR off the board now.
  6. Is it common for the GM to not be in the draft room? I didn’t see the Jets Aaron Rodgers anywhere.
  7. Was there a live feed of Aaron Rodgers? I bet he is smirking right now that we didn’t draft JSN.
  8. CJ Stroud to Houston. JSN probably the favorite at #12 now.
  9. Especially after Aaron Rodgers and Lamar Jackson both implode and their teams pick Top 10. One can dream.
  10. Yup, they make a ton of sense to want the pick…but they don’t have a 2nd rounder. That makes a trade nearly impossible. Considering they will almost surely pick 20+ next year, they almost would have to include their 1st rounder next year I can’t see the Packers moving down to 22 with their 2024 2nd rounder headlining the deal.
  11. This thread actually reminded me of a totally stupid meaningless meme I saw today. If you compared the MLB season right now to a comparable point in the NFL season, we are at something like the 6:08 mark in the 4th Q....of Game 2.
  12. Here is the thing: To even get a September call-up he would actually have to hit well. To start the year at AAA he was rocking a .232 average and a .639 OPS. So, we should probably pump the brakes until he earns a call-up to the bigs. Coming back from the injury he very well may start out slow just like he did to start the year and this entire debate will be pretty meaningless in the end. That being said, if he hits, I don't see any reason why he won't be promoted if there is a need.
  13. His slugging is down even farther than last year though. Upped his OBP just to drop the SLG. Currently a bit of a net gain, but I really doubt Adames morphed into a 17% walk guy....so it feels like a wash. Then you have his defense. Is he actually that elite like last years metrics showed...or is he a little more human? Of course one big game and the slugging skyrockets. We shall see how he is come July and then the end of the year. Hopefully he can walk like he did in '21, strikeout sub 25%, and keep his average near .250. If he does that, he can probably consistently flirt with a .800 OPS or slightly above. Maybe not elite....but a very good player.
  14. Wake me up when they write this article about us in like September
  15. So much mystery around the QBs, so the Top 10 is going to be really interesting. Levis seemingly could go as high as #4 or some think he could fall out of the first round entirely...kind of wild. If the Texans don't draft a QB (namely Stroud) it is probably incredibly unlikely they take JSN in front of us. So, if he is truly #1 on the draft board, then that probably means he falls into our lap to pick. I doubt a team trades up to get him. I don't want to jump on the JSN bandwagon, but I think they draft someone to help Jordan Love. A QBs development, especially early on needs guys around him. He needs an O-Line and he needs weapons to throw to. I am not a huge JSN fan, but he is the consensus top WR. We could probably use a defensive guy with that pick...but defense isn't going to matter if Jordan Love fails because we don't put an offense around him to succeed with.
  16. I bet it felt similar to when I waited years to finally go to a Brewers opening day, bought good homeplate seats, and then watched the Brewers get absolutely destroyed by the Rockies. It was like 10-0 in the 4th.
  17. Good, then fans will finally learn what a strike is. Many people complain about calls and don't realize the ball just needs to scrap the zone...the ball doesn't have to mostly or be completely in the zone.
  18. Helton's prime years were also the late 90s early 00s. Something voters have definitely held against some guys.
  19. Housing market in my area (in WI) is still pretty healthy. Houses must still have a lot of competition for them because they typically go for about 5% over asking. The craziest yet was one side of a zero lot line house/duplex. There are other twin home things around it, but they are all rentals and run down/outdated. I couldn't believe how much they ended up paying for it and it even went over the asking price.
  20. I don't really understand the connection of Bank Bell Park to an MLB team. Also, we just watched the Brewers deal with their spring training facility in Arizona. They ended up back at Maryvale after no one (namely Gilbert) wanted to pitch in money for it. I would put the odds of the Oakland A's spending twice their MLB payroll on a new spring training facility at a really solid 0%. That cheap owner would play intra-squad scrimmages in a cornfield before spending money like that.
  21. They are comparable. Both are high elevations compared to the rest of MLB. It would create another pitching/hitter issue like Denver. Would it be worse, yeah...obviously. I never said it was an identical twins comparison.
  22. SW US is probably the main market that would probably make the trek internationally. A lot of those would probably love to see LAD/SDP play in Mexico. That or they become fans of the Mexican team and obviously would go for that. People aren't going to be flying in droves, but certainly fans would travel. You still have the issue of people that have to go (media etc.) and people in Mexico would have to get to games. Nearly everyone not in the city it is located in would be flying in...Mexico is actually quite massive and long. Mexico City to Monterrey is over 11 hours of driving, Cancun is a 30 hour drive. Mexico City's airport is smack dab middle of the town, Monterrey's airport is in the outskirts of town. Mexico City is more logical logistically....but yah, the ridiculous elevation could be problematic. However, Denver exists. If the Mexico team struggles to find success and pitchers refuse to sign with them, oh well. The Mexico team would field a crazy strong fanbase regardless. What is more damaging to baseball is the A's fielding the same size payroll they did at the turn of the century.
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