Hell no he's not needed to be realNo way would I sign his ass for 300 million.
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Albies Sure in effect mode.....at the ASG.
Phillies new ownership is all smoke and mirrors talked all that shit about money isn’t a thing and will do what it takes first chance he got to bring in a big name to a team who wasn’t suppose to contend... machado to the dodgers 
I actually dont mind them not getting him. We have a better chance at signing him than the Dodgers in the offseason. Dodgers have a lot of money tied up plus I heard many Dodger fans are pissed they gave up some real good prospects for a potential 3 month rental. I would have been pissed we trade for Many, give up guys like Nick Williams and Sixto Sanchez and he leaves after the season. We do need another bat though in the lineup. Santana needs some protection behind him.Phillies new ownership is all smoke and mirrors talked all that shit about money isn’t a thing and will do what it takes first chance he got to bring in a big name to a team who wasn’t suppose to contend... machado to the dodgers
Sanchez is on the dl if trading and injured player landed me machados bat I’m all in. Phila won’t sign him in the off season magic will back that brinks truck up to his doorI actually dont mind them not getting him. We have a better chance at signing him than the Dodgers in the offseason. Dodgers have a lot of money tied up plus I heard many Dodger fans are pissed they gave up some real good prospects for a potential 3 month rental. I would have been pissed we trade for Many, give up guys like Nick Williams and Sixto Sanchez and he leaves after the season. We do need another bat though in the lineup. Santana needs some protection behind him.
Nah. Because of the Oriole connection we have in the front office and scouting department we have an excellent shot at signing him.
Said the same shit about Ben and Lebron and Kawhi and Brett brownNah. Because of the Oriole connection we have in the front office and scouting department we have an excellent shot at signing him.
Yup. Gotta come up 7 at some roll of the dice.Said the same shit about Ben and Lebron and Kawhi and Brett brown
Magic & company aint playin.....
https://bleacherreport.com/articles...mors-dodgers-have-called-about-nationals-star
These sensitive pussy azz CACs here.....
The Braves took quite a few L's this weekend.
Braves’ broadcaster Joe Simpson blasts “unprofessional” Dodgers for batting practice t-shirts and shorts, Dave Roberts fires back
"If I were a Dodger fan, I'd be embarrassed. And I don't know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching."
For reasons unbeknownst to man, sports columnists and broadcasters often seem to deliver some spicy takes on athletes’ attire, and Atlanta Braves’ TV analyst Joe Simpson brought those in force on the Fox Sports South broadcast of their game against the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday. Simpson spent over a minute unloading on the Dodgers for daring to wear t-shirts and shorts to batting practice. Here’s the Streamable clip of it from Chad Moriyama of The Athletic Los Angeles and Dodger Digest:
Simpson starts by telling play-by-play broadcaster Chip Caray “You know I grew up in the Dodger organization, and certainly was taught how to play professional baseball and how to do things the right way. I want you to look at some things going on today at batting practice here with the Dodgers. What do you see? You see t-shirts, you see Chase Utley with no socks, pants up over his knees, a t-shirt. This was prevalent with their whole team.”
Amazingly, Simpson then managed to go into a Helen Lovejoy-style“Won’t someone please think of the fans?” argument. Based on the idea that Dodgers’ fans couldn’t recognize players without their uniforms?
“And I think about fans that come to SunTrust Park who are Dodgers’ fans, they have no idea who any of them are, nobody had any kind of uniform on or batting practice shirt with their name on their jersey. They looked very unprofessional. And I think I can say this because I know what the Dodger organization is all about.”
Caray then broke in to call a bunt, and then Simpson went right back to his rant. “And if I were a Dodger fan, I’d be embarrassed. And I don’t know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching. Chase Utley, I’ve had nothing but respect for him his whole career, I think he’s a great player, I thought he always played the game the right way. That was an embarrassment, what he had on during batting practice.”
Are we sure we have the right Simpson here?
Or even:
At any rate, Caray then chimed in to support Simpson’s take, saying “When you think of all the merchandising that Major League Baseball does with the practice uniforms, the batting practice jerseys, I’m with you.” Simpson then added “It’s called a uniform for a reason!”
This take wound up getting lit up all over Twitter, and after the game (which wound up as a 5-1 win for Los Angeles), Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts had some things to say about it:
Simpson, who played in MLB from 1975 to 1983 with the Dodgers, Mariners and Royals and has been a Braves’ analyst since 1992 (he was also inducted into their Hall of Fame earlier this year), has been known for some hot takes before. Last year, he called rain delay in Washington “a travesty” and “a blatant abuse of gamesmanship by the Nationals,” and at another point, he went off on the Braves’ own organist.
This didn’t end with the broadcast comments and Roberts’ response. Simpson doesn’t have a Twitter account, but Caray responded to a fan criticizing their takes:
I’m not the guy taking BP in Capri-mimicking pants, no socks, and no ‘’uniform.’’ My partner merely pointed it out. Only mlb teamhesxseen be so non-‘’uniform.’’ Why not wear MLB-issued BP jerseys with names on road so paying customers know who’s who? Lighten up. https://t.co/s40vjMFbVP
— Chip Caray (@kapaya1234) July 29, 2018
Meanwhile, Moriyama offered an attire suggestion to Dodgers’ utility player Kiké Hernández:
And Hernandez had an idea of his own:
And third baseman Justin Turner weighed in too:
We’ll see if there are any further developments in the excellently-named “BattingPracticeTshirtGate.”
http://awfulannouncing.com/mlb/brav...ssional-dodgers-batting-practice-tshirts.html
The Braves took quite a few L's this weekend.
Braves’ broadcaster Joe Simpson blasts “unprofessional” Dodgers for batting practice t-shirts and shorts, Dave Roberts fires back
"If I were a Dodger fan, I'd be embarrassed. And I don't know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching."
For reasons unbeknownst to man, sports columnists and broadcasters often seem to deliver some spicy takes on athletes’ attire, and Atlanta Braves’ TV analyst Joe Simpson brought those in force on the Fox Sports South broadcast of their game against the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday. Simpson spent over a minute unloading on the Dodgers for daring to wear t-shirts and shorts to batting practice. Here’s the Streamable clip of it from Chad Moriyama of The Athletic Los Angeles and Dodger Digest:
Simpson starts by telling play-by-play broadcaster Chip Caray “You know I grew up in the Dodger organization, and certainly was taught how to play professional baseball and how to do things the right way. I want you to look at some things going on today at batting practice here with the Dodgers. What do you see? You see t-shirts, you see Chase Utley with no socks, pants up over his knees, a t-shirt. This was prevalent with their whole team.”
Amazingly, Simpson then managed to go into a Helen Lovejoy-style“Won’t someone please think of the fans?” argument. Based on the idea that Dodgers’ fans couldn’t recognize players without their uniforms?
“And I think about fans that come to SunTrust Park who are Dodgers’ fans, they have no idea who any of them are, nobody had any kind of uniform on or batting practice shirt with their name on their jersey. They looked very unprofessional. And I think I can say this because I know what the Dodger organization is all about.”
Caray then broke in to call a bunt, and then Simpson went right back to his rant. “And if I were a Dodger fan, I’d be embarrassed. And I don’t know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching. Chase Utley, I’ve had nothing but respect for him his whole career, I think he’s a great player, I thought he always played the game the right way. That was an embarrassment, what he had on during batting practice.”
Are we sure we have the right Simpson here?
Or even:
At any rate, Caray then chimed in to support Simpson’s take, saying “When you think of all the merchandising that Major League Baseball does with the practice uniforms, the batting practice jerseys, I’m with you.” Simpson then added “It’s called a uniform for a reason!”
This take wound up getting lit up all over Twitter, and after the game (which wound up as a 5-1 win for Los Angeles), Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts had some things to say about it:
Simpson, who played in MLB from 1975 to 1983 with the Dodgers, Mariners and Royals and has been a Braves’ analyst since 1992 (he was also inducted into their Hall of Fame earlier this year), has been known for some hot takes before. Last year, he called rain delay in Washington “a travesty” and “a blatant abuse of gamesmanship by the Nationals,” and at another point, he went off on the Braves’ own organist.
This didn’t end with the broadcast comments and Roberts’ response. Simpson doesn’t have a Twitter account, but Caray responded to a fan criticizing their takes:
I’m not the guy taking BP in Capri-mimicking pants, no socks, and no ‘’uniform.’’ My partner merely pointed it out. Only mlb teamhesxseen be so non-‘’uniform.’’ Why not wear MLB-issued BP jerseys with names on road so paying customers know who’s who? Lighten up. https://t.co/s40vjMFbVP
— Chip Caray (@kapaya1234) July 29, 2018
Meanwhile, Moriyama offered an attire suggestion to Dodgers’ utility player Kiké Hernández:
And Hernandez had an idea of his own:
And third baseman Justin Turner weighed in too:
We’ll see if there are any further developments in the excellently-named “BattingPracticeTshirtGate.”
http://awfulannouncing.com/mlb/brav...ssional-dodgers-batting-practice-tshirts.html
These sensitive pussy azz CACs here.....
The Braves took quite a few L's this weekend.
Braves’ broadcaster Joe Simpson blasts “unprofessional” Dodgers for batting practice t-shirts and shorts, Dave Roberts fires back
"If I were a Dodger fan, I'd be embarrassed. And I don't know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching."
For reasons unbeknownst to man, sports columnists and broadcasters often seem to deliver some spicy takes on athletes’ attire, and Atlanta Braves’ TV analyst Joe Simpson brought those in force on the Fox Sports South broadcast of their game against the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday. Simpson spent over a minute unloading on the Dodgers for daring to wear t-shirts and shorts to batting practice. Here’s the Streamable clip of it from Chad Moriyama of The Athletic Los Angeles and Dodger Digest:
Simpson starts by telling play-by-play broadcaster Chip Caray “You know I grew up in the Dodger organization, and certainly was taught how to play professional baseball and how to do things the right way. I want you to look at some things going on today at batting practice here with the Dodgers. What do you see? You see t-shirts, you see Chase Utley with no socks, pants up over his knees, a t-shirt. This was prevalent with their whole team.”
Amazingly, Simpson then managed to go into a Helen Lovejoy-style“Won’t someone please think of the fans?” argument. Based on the idea that Dodgers’ fans couldn’t recognize players without their uniforms?
“And I think about fans that come to SunTrust Park who are Dodgers’ fans, they have no idea who any of them are, nobody had any kind of uniform on or batting practice shirt with their name on their jersey. They looked very unprofessional. And I think I can say this because I know what the Dodger organization is all about.”
Caray then broke in to call a bunt, and then Simpson went right back to his rant. “And if I were a Dodger fan, I’d be embarrassed. And I don’t know how Major League Baseball allows such attire when the gates are open and fans are watching. Chase Utley, I’ve had nothing but respect for him his whole career, I think he’s a great player, I thought he always played the game the right way. That was an embarrassment, what he had on during batting practice.”
Are we sure we have the right Simpson here?
Or even:
At any rate, Caray then chimed in to support Simpson’s take, saying “When you think of all the merchandising that Major League Baseball does with the practice uniforms, the batting practice jerseys, I’m with you.” Simpson then added “It’s called a uniform for a reason!”
This take wound up getting lit up all over Twitter, and after the game (which wound up as a 5-1 win for Los Angeles), Dodgers’ manager Dave Roberts had some things to say about it:
Simpson, who played in MLB from 1975 to 1983 with the Dodgers, Mariners and Royals and has been a Braves’ analyst since 1992 (he was also inducted into their Hall of Fame earlier this year), has been known for some hot takes before. Last year, he called rain delay in Washington “a travesty” and “a blatant abuse of gamesmanship by the Nationals,” and at another point, he went off on the Braves’ own organist.
This didn’t end with the broadcast comments and Roberts’ response. Simpson doesn’t have a Twitter account, but Caray responded to a fan criticizing their takes:
I’m not the guy taking BP in Capri-mimicking pants, no socks, and no ‘’uniform.’’ My partner merely pointed it out. Only mlb teamhesxseen be so non-‘’uniform.’’ Why not wear MLB-issued BP jerseys with names on road so paying customers know who’s who? Lighten up. https://t.co/s40vjMFbVP
— Chip Caray (@kapaya1234) July 29, 2018
Meanwhile, Moriyama offered an attire suggestion to Dodgers’ utility player Kiké Hernández:
And Hernandez had an idea of his own:
And third baseman Justin Turner weighed in too:
We’ll see if there are any further developments in the excellently-named “BattingPracticeTshirtGate.”
http://awfulannouncing.com/mlb/brav...ssional-dodgers-batting-practice-tshirts.html
Shit is fuckin ridiculous. Simpson took that shit way too fuckin far. Crakkka went on about that shit for 7 minutes. Dragged Chip into that shit and you can tell Caray didn't wanna keep talkin about it. Fuckin moron.
I don't think the Nats would trade him
They could have moved him for some more prospects and promoted Robles. They cannot afford to re-sign him. But they might flip VR for Realmuto instead. It is kinda strange how this team never did anything significant in the post season.
That one year when they shut Straus down due to his inning limit may have actually been their best chance.
They've always been all hype. Always underachieving. And the way they threw Dusty Baker under the bus fuck em.
That's what they get for doing Dusty Baker the way they did.
They've always been all hype. Always underachieving. And the way they threw Dusty Baker under the bus fuck em.
Yeah you said it best a few posts back.
Yup. Fuck em. They won't even make the playoffs. Now that I think about it trading Harper maybe the best thing for them. They'll take a huge PR hit, but they need to rebuild the farm system.
@Llano @spider705 @meilmarc
We back in the postseason
Niggas got to deal with Cole verlander and Morton
We back in the postseason
Niggas got to deal with Cole verlander and Morton
@Llano @spider705 @meilmarc
We back in the postseason
Niggas got to deal with Cole verlander and Morton
Watching the game right now. We gotta make sure we don't let the A's creep from behind us to take the division lead tho.
@Llano @spider705 @meilmarc
We back in the postseason
Niggas got to deal with Cole verlander and Morton
We better have a 6 run lead. That bullpen still has me nervous.
What does that have to do with the Astros?
Your team the rangers lol
Don’t tell me you a nigga who rocks cowboy shit to a stros game.
Ain’t missed openin day since I got out the marines in 03
They might need to leave Rondon off the playoff roster
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