DrMindbender122
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Tommy Billfiger;1706267 said:
Nah...not really. If anything, that helps my team (Braves). I could really care less about Werth on the real
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Tommy Billfiger;1706267 said:Mindbender just mad that werth left the phillies
And kerry wood had the Woat mechanics after his tommy john surgery he pitched well but kept havin shoulder injuries because of his horrible throwing technique that he refused to change until he realized his career would be over unless he did
strasburg dont throw no where like wood
DrMindbender122;1706776 said:Nah...not really. If anything, that helps my team (Braves). I could really care less about Werth on the real
Tommy Billfiger;1706828 said:I cant tell man you got about 7-8 posts dedicated to werth.I though you said u from philly so I assumed u a phillies fan,My bad but youre a Braves fan
Got You
sht, I can swing as hard as I can and not worrying about if I miss or not too..........KeepOnPushing;1706957 said:Baltimore Orioles Trade For Lineup Killer himself Mark Reynolds 3rdBaseman from the D-Backs, Mister 200 Strikeouts per year
He's had 3 Seasons in a Row of striking out 200 + Times in a Season , and this Fool hit .198 last year ....SMH ...
http://content.usatoday.com/communi...10/12/mark-reynolds-baltimore-orioles-trade/1
that shouldn't be a problem..the lerner family has the most money in baseball..there tryna build something so they have to over pay at first to get free agent there....ckfree;1712753 said:the Nationals would have been better off just resigning Dunn for less money and years. Dunn's defense is a major negative but he is a proven power hitter that can hit anywhere. Werth is a very solid player but this is too much money for a career .270 something hitter who has never had over 100 RBI's that's gonna be 32 when the season starts. They would have been better off going after Crawford and overpaying for a vastly superior player. Or they could have simply address holes and signed multiple players to short term deals and save the cash for their young players who will want extensions in a couple years
cause even if Werth balls this year, he won't even be an above replacement player by the time the Nats are ready to go toe-to-toe with the other NL East contenders
this is just a gross example of paying someone to make the fan base seem like they are active
jackthemack;1705891 said:If the Sox can sign Crawford we'd be pretty much set for a WS run
Tommy Billfiger;1716801 said:Pena sucks this Mf strikes out more than alfonso soriano
Paul Konerko has decided to stay with the Chicago White Sox, agreeing to a $37.5 million, three-year contract.
The first baseman, a four-time All-Star, gets $12 million in each of the next two seasons and $13.5 million in 2013 under Wednesday’s agreement. In the final year, $7 million will be deferred and paid annually in $1 million installments from 2014-20.
The 34-year-old was fifth in voting for AL MVP this year after hitting .312 with 39 homers and 111 RBIs. He’ll be part of a lineup that now includes slugger Adam Dunn, recently signed to a $56 million, four-year deal.
“We have made no secret of the fact that re-signing Paul Konerko was our top offseason priority,” White Sox general manager Kenny Williams said. “Paul’s value to the organization on the field and in the clubhouse can never be overstated. He is one of the greatest players in franchise history, and we hope he finishes his career in a White Sox uniform.”
Konerko was acquired from Cincinnati after the 1998 season and helped the White Sox win the 2005 World Series. He ranks second to Frank Thomas in team history with 358 career home runs, 1,127 RBI and 701 extra-base hits.
gucci7383;1713582 said:that shouldn't be a problem..the lerner family has the most money in baseball..there tryna build something so they have to over pay at first to get free agent there....