I only buy pre-cooked ones, so brats take about 2 minutes. My burgers, lamb, and pork turned out very well. Tomorrow I'm making a whole chicken, spreading garlic butter under the skin. That'll be interesting.
I have no doubt Boras maximizes his own money, but he does not have his client's interests at heart. When you ignore your client's wishes (Kenny Rogers), and have another one have to negotiate his own deal because you are so inept (ARod); as I said, the idea someone is still hiring this buffoon is mortifying.
JJ is fast on a track, or else Rickie and others barely gave an effort...or a combo of both. He moves pretty well when he gets going, like from 1B to home today.
They will get 2 picks for him, but if someone offers them 2 AAA guys, you bet they do the trade. A better question would be, why wouldn't they? The money being thrown around for Sheets is huge, 3y/$55M. He's not signing for a year to be polite.
Nelson could have a future as a 1B/OF reserve, mainly due to his LH ness. However, while his stats are better than Nix's, Laynce's are close enough to remind you that hitting .400/.500 in the PCL, even the eastern half, is not that great.
You know, this is why people play on the internet. As stated, people who think a bad player affects the random outcome of a single hand of a child's game called 21...
I feel obligated to say both Zach and Mark, minus a HR to Ortiz, have pitched well. Dillard K's so few, I find it hard to believe he's anymore than replacement level.
I think I read that Weeks' BABIP is about .209, which is extremely low. I think you read that at Ramblings,http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/smile.gif Hall's is off-the-charts low as well.
If it helped the casino to have bad players, they'd hire players to play bad. The whole MIT blackjack team could have been defeated by a gal playing oddly...heh.