I traded for Acuña, drafted in the 2nd round, this April in our league’s inaugural season. I can keep two players at the rounds in which they were drafted, and it’s a tough choice between him, Bellinger (4th) and Cole (5th).

Side note: If my boss messed up my chance to keep Acuña, I would enroll in the Creed Bratton…

‘The 40-40 Club” would be a good MILF porn

I still have a few of these cards from way back when.

I’ll be honest. I’m still salty that my boss messed up our baseball draft set-up and we wound up losing our keepers. Acuna/Bryant was a pretty dang good set-up.

That home run was an Acuna M’Tater.

This guy has gotten fired more in six months of radio than I did in 19 years. And I have this personality, so...

It really does work in both. — Curt Schilling

I won't be at all surprised if this chode has a job in the Trump administration by the end of next week.

Yeah, that’s what Youtube is for!

U guys keep printing I worked at numerous radio stations over my 15 years in florida..i was at .@iHeartRadio for 14years

As of press time, Sileo has suspended himself from his Twitch channel after receiving a number of e-mails regarding his past behavior.

If your racism doesn’t work in Boston and Arizona, you’re doing it wrong.

You’re more likely to get a win if your starter is giving up 3 fewer runs per 9 than swapping a 0.220 hitter with a 0.300 hitter. I’m not sure how that’s a debate.

Your last question is really easily answered: all pitchers are different. They have different stuff, different approaches, different working paces, etc. If a pitcher, especially a good pitcher, finds that he likes working with one particular catcher, AND is getting good results with that catcher, why mess about with…

In the cases of Cone and Maddux, I would argue that the results from having a personal catcher were well worth it. Unless you think that somehow Maddux winning 355 games was disappointing.

Well at least that will give them a sense of pride and accomplishment 

Now remember, just because he hasn’t had it fingered doesn’t mean he hasn’t had it eaten, so he could still have played for Detroit.

Can’t, I’m at work.

I’m amazed that as absolutely tragic as this is for Blake Blivens, his father in-law somehow has it even worse. They both lost a wife and child, but the father-in-law also lost a grandson and his son is the killer.  What a nightmare.