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  1. I love 7 inning doubleheaders. The games don't drag on and you can get some nice deep starts out of your starters and preserve your pen. Why is this not just a regular thing? I say schedule a regular 7 inning doubleheader for every team twice a month and give them two extra days off a month as a result.
  2. I don't think so. Urias needs to add value in the field. His bat isn't good enough to be limited to full-time DH duty.
  3. I think with them having just added him to their 40, it's almost imminent. Really think they rushed Hiura back up. He wasn't even really down any sufficient amount of time to work on anything.
  4. When you have 1st and 3rd and nobody out in a tie game staring you in the face, you don't get cute and try anticipating what the fielder is doing before he does it. Great baseball by Turner. Bad baseball by Wong.
  5. Why? Keep him in the game now and get 2 at bats instead of one out of him. Makes sense if they're going to double switch him in. I assumed it was just for the single PH appearance now.
  6. Is the 3rd base coach for the Nationals legally blind? It seemed almost impossible not to come away with 2 runs on that.
  7. For those who were saying, "Talk to me if Bradley is still OPSing .500 in June" a month ago: Looks like he's going to be.
  8. 19 of the 36 players drafted in the 1st round of the 2017 draft haven't even reached MLB yet. Of the 17 that have made MLB, Hiura is one of only 6 players with positive WAR. It's far too early to call anyone from a draft four years ago a bust. I guess that's why I said "I think", implying my opinion. I realize it is not a fact that I can state with total confidence. The fact that we don't know for sure is why someone would still give up something of value for him and why I'd take it while we can.
  9. I said about a month ago I'd trade Hiura to whoever you can for whatever you can still get before it's too late. His value is just plummeting. I think he's a bust.
  10. Good. Sue his ass if he doesn’t want to abide by a contract he agreed to. Wouldn't it be smarter to just trade him for a haul rather than dealing with both the consequences of losing him for nothing and the stigma and backlash of sending him to collections?
  11. Also, if Rodgers did retire and we pursued his signing bonus, it's not going to be as simple as Rodgers cutting us a check for 30M and the two sides shaking hands and walking away. It's generally not looked upon well for an organization to recoup the signing bonus of a longtime star. The Lions had to sue Barry Sanders to get his back. Calvin Johnson's relationship with the Lions is forever ruined because of it. Some organizations don't even bother. The Colts told Andrew Luck to keep his. We have every right to ask for it back but it will be very, very messy.
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