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MLB 2025 Discussion Thread (Current Champions: Los Angeles Dodgers)
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Dad 2 M & M
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Mac Tonight
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We did it!
Sources: Major deal for Rays young star Franco
The Rays have a 12-year, $185 million deal with shortstop Wander Franco, sources told ESPN.
Budd
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It's like Ebenezer Scrooge forcing Bob Cratchit to be destitute, isn't it? I guess that pitcher will have to wait until next holiday season to afford his family a proper Christmas goose.
Like I said, neither side comes outta this looking good. I feel like sending all of them pacifiers and sympathy cards for their financial hardships.
Diamond Dot
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I'm a Mets fan and I'm blooming delighted, I think we deserve some good news for a change, Lindor was a duff bat last season for all that money although in the field he was outstanding. I think, I think Scherzer is money better spent. I'm expecting to see Syndergaard do a Thor publicity stunt at Avengers Academy before Spring training mind you.
Orioles unveil plans to celebrate 30th anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards
The Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday unveiled plans to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards throughout the 2022 season.
www.wbaltv.com
Orioles unveil plans to celebrate 30th anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards
The Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday unveiled plans to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Oriole Park at Camden Yards throughout the 2022 season.
Thanks for including that. It is my home ballpark and love attending games there despite our recent string of losing seasons.
MLB denies Rays' 'Sister City' proposal
ST. PETERSBURG -- Major League Baseball’s executive council rejected the Rays’ “Sister City” baseball plan earlier this week, two years and seven months after giving the club preliminary approval to pursue the idea of playing half their future home games in the Tampa Bay area and the other half in
www.mlb.com
Cant wait for the same 20 people to go to the Rays games now even if they won a World Series
artvandelay
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The owners want their expansion fee from Quebec/Montreal, not the Rays playing there without them getting a taste.MLB denies Rays' 'Sister City' proposal
ST. PETERSBURG -- Major League Baseball’s executive council rejected the Rays’ “Sister City” baseball plan earlier this week, two years and seven months after giving the club preliminary approval to pursue the idea of playing half their future home games in the Tampa Bay area and the other half in
Cant wait for the same 20 people to go to the Rays games now even if they won a World Series
artvandelay
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Nationals great Zimmerman retires from MLB
Ryan Zimmerman retired from Major League Baseball on Tuesday as the Nationals' all-time leader in multiple categories.
So Over It
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As billionaires and millionaires are still at odds with each other over "being treated unfairly"...
...let's not forget who gets hurt the worst when these strikes and lockouts don't resolve in adequate time.
www.nbcnews.com
...let's not forget who gets hurt the worst when these strikes and lockouts don't resolve in adequate time.
MLB stadium workers react to delayed season as player lockout drags on
Since the pandemic disrupted professional sports in 2020, the hits have kept coming, and the lockout has left stadium workers reeling.
www.nbcnews.com
Nordic4tKnight
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A lot of MLB players are not millionaires. Most of the blame is with the billionaire owners.
Several years ago, my family in CA knew two starters for the Angels. They shared a two bedroom apt.