TheHeathen

They just have to stay around .500 until they get this mess straightened out. Any team who is .500 or better in this division at the All Star Break can suddenly get hot and rip off 7-10 wins in a row, and then suddenly you're in the race for sure. AO is right on the baserunners, and we all know they need a legitimate LF'er and DH, or someone in this organization to suddenly blossom (looking unlikely).

http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=cowart001kal&mobile=false

FutureAngels used to do this back in the day....

I wonder how things are going for that guy. He shut down his site to work as a tour guide at Cape Canaveral, and stopped posting on the boards, but he also was having some health problems. Hope he is well.

I'm glad. I think he is an outstanding GM. Just leave him and his to do their thing.

Have the utmost respect for this man. I couldn't care less about his numbers, the man is a great teammate. I didn't realize the kind of affect that has until the Garrett Richards injury, Pujols never left his side, held his hand the whole time, unwavering. I'm happy that Trout has him to look up to and has him as a role model.

Horrible title.

So what does that come out to, like 40 mil?

Yep. 42 million.

Do you think the value of the piece our pieces they would have to trade for Zobrist would be less the Heaney?

Why trade one year of Kendrick, then turn around and trade for one year of Zobrist. Seems like a wash.

Within the cigar community, there is concern that this will happen. With a lot of pent-up demand in the US, if the market were suddenly wide open to Cuban cigar manufacturers, there is a danger that production will be increased to the point that quality will suffer. The tobacco might not be aged as well, rolling would take place more quickly, etc.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Hopefully the pride of craftsmanship will outweigh the capital incentives.

Hope it doesn't ruin the cigars.

I think I'm the only one who doesn't find him to be that douchey. He's not out driving 110 on the freeway like Puig is

That's a clown question, bro.

Going by spring stats, we clearly kept the right power hitter.... Vernon Wells.

I'll go exhibition style and say the game against CS Fullerton, where Kevin Costner played short and pitched an inning.