toonsterwu wrote:yeah, not sure how the heck that happened.
Yeah that was weird. But it was a good post either way.
toonsterwu wrote:yeah, not sure how the heck that happened.
toonsterwu wrote:yeah, not sure how the heck that happened.
Tim wrote:"Hawthorne Effect". Basically, people improve their behavior if they know they're being watched. I'm a competitive cur, so having friends that are also doing it drives me to want to "win" daily/weekly challenges and such.
jersey cubs fan wrote:you did that on purpose
David wrote:UMFan83 wrote:biittner77 wrote:UMFan83 wrote:Ahh good stuff. Guess I shouldn't be too happy for the cute little Royals anymore after 2 pennants and a title, but its good to see them able to re-sign their key free agents and keep their team going strong.
Is Gordon really that key to them? He seems more like a nice guy to have around to a disinterested observer. Though it is meaningful that anyone who could walk didn't.
I mean he's averaged 5.5 wins over the last 5 seasons and that number is being held down by 2.8 wins over 104 games last year. Obviously age is a factor but based on his last 5 seasons he's certainly a key piece of their team.
and 2.8 wins in 104 games is roughly a 4.2ish win full season pace
Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
Sammy Sofa wrote:weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
Trade them both for Stanton.
Tryptamine wrote:Sammy Sofa wrote:weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
Trade them both for Stanton.
I might get railed for it, but I wouldn't make that trade unless MIA was willing to eat one hell of a lot of money.
TomtheBombadil wrote:Tryptamine wrote:Sammy Sofa wrote:weis21 wrote:Tryptamine wrote:With the seeming lack of market for hitters this offseason, does Fowler come back to the Cubs? We know they offered him a 2 year deal this offseason but he wanted more years. With guys like Gordon,Cespedes and Upton struggling to get 4 or 5 year deals, things can't be looking good for Fowler. I'd take him on a one year deal where he can't be offered a QO in 2017.
What would you do with Schwarber/Soler? Trade one?
Trade them both for Stanton.
I might get railed for it, but I wouldn't make that trade unless MIA was willing to eat one hell of a lot of money.
You should be, Stanton is the man. Guy was on pace for 60 HRs last year.
Tryptamine wrote:Guy is also making a stupid amount of money. You realize that you could have Strasburg/Soler/Schwarber in 2017 instead of just Stanton, right?
biittner77 wrote:David wrote:UMFan83 wrote:biittner77 wrote:UMFan83 wrote:Ahh good stuff. Guess I shouldn't be too happy for the cute little Royals anymore after 2 pennants and a title, but its good to see them able to re-sign their key free agents and keep their team going strong.
Is Gordon really that key to them? He seems more like a nice guy to have around to a disinterested observer. Though it is meaningful that anyone who could walk didn't.
I mean he's averaged 5.5 wins over the last 5 seasons and that number is being held down by 2.8 wins over 104 games last year. Obviously age is a factor but based on his last 5 seasons he's certainly a key piece of their team.
and 2.8 wins in 104 games is roughly a 4.2ish win full season pace
I pay almost no attention to teams like the Royals. When I think of them, I think of Hossmer and Morales being the important guys. I was surprised to see that Gordon is right up there with them.
biittner77 wrote:David wrote:UMFan83 wrote:biittner77 wrote:UMFan83 wrote:Ahh good stuff. Guess I shouldn't be too happy for the cute little Royals anymore after 2 pennants and a title, but its good to see them able to re-sign their key free agents and keep their team going strong.
Is Gordon really that key to them? He seems more like a nice guy to have around to a disinterested observer. Though it is meaningful that anyone who could walk didn't.
I mean he's averaged 5.5 wins over the last 5 seasons and that number is being held down by 2.8 wins over 104 games last year. Obviously age is a factor but based on his last 5 seasons he's certainly a key piece of their team.
and 2.8 wins in 104 games is roughly a 4.2ish win full season pace
I pay almost no attention to teams like the Royals. When I think of them, I think of Hossmer and Morales being the important guys. I was surprised to see that Gordon is right up there with them.
Ding Dong Johnson wrote:To be fair, there probably aren't a whole lot of people outside of the KC metro area that give a [expletive] about the Royals. They won the friggin WS, and I'd struggle to name 5 players.
David wrote:Ding Dong Johnson wrote:To be fair, there probably aren't a whole lot of people outside of the KC metro area that give a [expletive] about the Royals. They won the friggin WS, and I'd struggle to name 5 players.
Can you name 5 players from any non-Cub (or Cub between 2009-2014) team?
XZero77 wrote:David wrote:Ding Dong Johnson wrote:To be fair, there probably aren't a whole lot of people outside of the KC metro area that give a [expletive] about the Royals. They won the friggin WS, and I'd struggle to name 5 players.
Can you name 5 players from any non-Cub (or Cub between 2009-2014) team?
I would think just about anyone here could, if they pay any attention at all.
David wrote:XZero77 wrote:David wrote:Ding Dong Johnson wrote:To be fair, there probably aren't a whole lot of people outside of the KC metro area that give a [expletive] about the Royals. They won the friggin WS, and I'd struggle to name 5 players.
Can you name 5 players from any non-Cub (or Cub between 2009-2014) team?
I would think just about anyone here could, if they pay any attention at all.
XZero77, meet Sammy Sofa
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