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  1. Looks to me like GB, although it's hard to imagine either of them losing to Minnesota. Or to put it another way, if you lose to the Vikings, you don't deserve to make the playoffs.
  2. My problem with this article is the whole premise - why would the A's even do this? You could sub in any great young player and say "this guy's a great fit, we might have to overpay but we should do it!" If it's enough of an overpay that the other team would accept, it's going to be more of an overpay than Arnold would do.
  3. I'm not arguing they shouldn't try to upgrade either of those positions, but they were literally the best team in the regular season. Once you're at 95-100 wins "hoping for the planets to align" is pretty much describing the postseason.
  4. That deal was for both Cortez and Durbin, so it mostly worked out fine cumulatively.
  5. If you watch the video it's not like MLF was hanging out wanting to chat and Johnson blew him off. The whole narrative leading up to the game was just clickbait. They meet in 2 weeks, there's no need for an extended conversation.
  6. In this case, you could use them to argue that two years of one player is more valuable than 1 year of another player. That's not shocking, is it?
  7. I wonder if this would make them lean towards keeping Patrick in the bullpen. Obviously a good starter is way more valuable than a good reliever, but given how dominant Patrick was out of the bullpen, if they feel good about, say, Henderson or Gasser, do they stash him there for another year and then move him into the rotation after that. Megill, Uribe, Koenig, Ashby, Patrick is a heck of an A team. I suspect what actually happens is they will keep multiple starters in AAA and let it work itself out.
  8. I could well be wrong, but I don't know that he's ever played 1B. There was discussion about him having to play in the outfield if he pitched in relief but needed to stay in the game to hit.
  9. I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to say. You certainly can go from DH to Catcher...you just lose the DH spot. At that point in the game it may not matter that much, you just make double switches like the old days. Yes, Shohei is allowed to fill both the starting pitcher and DH role at the same time and not lose the DH side of it when he leaves the game. When you're the best player since Babe Ruth and a complete unicorn that excels at both pitching and hitting, you get to have an exception.
  10. I think Ohtani was never actually accused of doing anything, but it's been a bit. It was his translator that he summarily fired. Regardless, he definitely wasn't taking specific actions during a game to make money.
  11. I mean, that's a first down over a set of downs. I thought Jacobs and the run game was pretty good. As they called out on TV, if Love leads Watson to the sideline on the bomb he may score; at least it's a catch and then they have time to score or at worst a short field goal. The 4th down call was so predictable (obviously, given the Eagles knew it was coming).
  12. Why are we wringing our hands over pure speculation coming from a writer? It's not even actual sourced information. So yes, they're going to speculate the usual suspects.
  13. Let's at least wait til after the game tomorrow.
  14. That's what's insane about this. So you're going to throw a ball on purpose for 5-10k? What are you even thinking?
  15. Or, you could also say the point of analytics is to accurately capture the true value of a player. That's not exploitative.
  16. Kiley projects 2/$25: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/46859761/mlb-2025-2026-top-50-free-agents-rankings-contract-projections Lower than I might have expected, but I'd absolutely be up for that. If he's right, then there's no way the Brewers extend a QO.
  17. Because the chains haven't moved yet. It's a penalty on the end of the play - you mark off the yards, then the chains move to start the new set of downs.
  18. I'm not following the leap here: They decline 3 options and their roster will be "very different"? I would say the opposite: their roster could look very similar minus perhaps some typical bullpen shuffle to what we ended the year with.
  19. Yeah that's a weird obvious typo. @Matthew Lenz?
  20. Well shoot. Legendary performance from Yamamoto.
  21. Instead of being snarky and assuming the worst, you should actually assume he really doesn't understand the comparison you were trying to make and clarify. Maybe you can be more clear instead of assigning bad intent to other people.
  22. Chourio of course. He slid to LF with his hamstring injury, but that's where he was earlier in the season.
  23. Let's keep this on the World Series, not Brewers players. Toward that end: "The Toronto Blue Jays' 6-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night averaged 14.81 million viewers on Fox, Fox Deportes and streaming, according to Nielsen. That made it the most-watched game of this year's Fall Classic and the second most-viewed Game 4 since 2018. Last year's fourth game between the Dodgers and New York Yankees averaged 16.28 million." https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/46786703/blue-jays-game-4-win-dodgers-draws-1481m-us-viewers
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