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    He’s a Cubs fan, so he doesn’t care about all that.
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    He’s here to provoke, nothing more. Not even worth the time.
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    It’s no more or less of a deal than anyone who believed in “Uek magic”. I understand it didn’t “really” affect anything, but baseball is a funny sport like that and you end up in a lot of situations that seem to have some irony in them.
  5. adambr2
    So 3 solo homeruns by the 4th?
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    To each their own, I thought it was kind of petty and dumb. I thought that moment should have been about what we accomplished and not about the Cubs and their stupid traditions.
  7. adambr2
    You don’t see the irony in flying an L flag and then losing every single game after that point?
  8. adambr2
    Good for them. I’m pulling for the Mariners all the way now.
  9. adambr2
    I admire your efforts to try to keep a positive spin on this. It can’t be easy.
  10. adambr2
    Chourio was literally our only offensive production just 2 games ago.
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    That should at least quiet the posts about how dumb of a strategy the opener has been.
  12. adambr2
    The other two guys who struck out have contributed in the playoffs.
  13. adambr2
    Maybe next time don’t fly an “L” flag after winning the NLDS. Baseball has an ironic sense of humor.
  14. adambr2
    “See you tommorrow” 🙄 Good call, Murph. Some well-placed confidence there.
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    Just a really embarrassing series. I was always okay with just beating the Cubs if it never went further, but just getting pantsed in the NLCS has honestly taken a little joy out of that.
  16. adambr2
    Does not appear that opener or traditional starter is particularly consequential.
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    Nope. But they’ll never bench him. Just back in the top of the order like it’s on autopilot.
  18. adambr2
    Said yesterday that he’s perfectly healthy.
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    I’ve had it with Yeli. Just beyond useless.
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    Unfortunately, we’ve yet to give them any reason not to.
  21. adambr2
    Turang leading off, Yelich batting 3rd. You definitely cannot accuse Murphy of not being willing to go down with this ship. Fully expecting Turang to lean into a 2 out fastball off the kneecap down 10-1 in the 9th and not be ready for Spring Training because that’s just kind of how things work for us.
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    Salary cap could also be a “careful what you wish for” situation. Gaining a salary cap but having free agency reduced from 6-7 years to 3-4 could be massively detrimental to teams that rely heavily on scouting and development.
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    I know a salary cap works for the NFL, but I don’t think MLB will ever get one through the MLBPA. I think revenue sharing is the key. If every owner is pulling from the same pot, “small market” becomes much less of an issue. I mean, the Green Bay Packers are by far the smallest market in professional sports, and it’s not like they don’t make enough money to support a $200M payroll. I also think there should be better regulation on what percentage of revenue is going to payroll. For the Brewers, it’s about 40%. But there are teams as high as 90% and teams as low as 20-30%. Why the disparity? I’m not saying every team should be exactly the same, but there shouldn’t be such a wide range. Finally, the deferral loopholes need to be closed. Either limit it or in some way regular it better, like charging part of the future deferrals to the present and charging the future inflation adjusted amount.
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    I think it’s the 2027 season at risk, currently.
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    I have to say as well, it’s a good and fair take by @willie key. Yes it’s true that the Dodgers have a system advantage, but it’s hard to bemoan a system when even a moderate timely offensive outburst would have us up 2-1 going into Game 4. The Dodgers are beating us because our bats went cold at the worst possible time.
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