southsider2k5

My point was that you did exactly what you used every trite trope and made up fear factor from the last 8 years in the form of a long post as an attempt to justify your approach while denigrating others who do the exact same thing, which proved my point very nicely. You are as much of a social justice warrior as any of the people who you spent all of that time being condescending and dismissive to in own post.

Who do you think told Getz to cut spending in the first place? The Pope?

Trades in May are super rare.

Almost missed it

For me it's about three things. -Hording long term talent -Turning short term players into long term talent -developing long term talents Wins are nice, but not really important in the grand scheme of things.

Putting the two things together it probably means he isn't letting loose yet and is trying to get comfortable by making more contact vs an all out swing.

12-28 is a weird idea of "fun", but sure, have "fun".

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Mostly because he isn't good enough to play anymore.

Even Moldy got a hit.

Can't GIDP if you don't swing the bat.

I mean we should be hording anyone with 5 to 6 years of control so who we got isn't the problem. The problem is most of the guys we signed will have even less trade value.

Pretty sure we backloaded it so the last 4 years were decently bigger than the 1st

But today is not that day for you. Again.

Maybe one of these days will you not only grasp "facts", but maybe self awareness too. If you don't want replies, stop replying and run along.

He also had an arm injury in 2020 in college that he sat out for as well as missing time in 2019 due to injury. That's 5 straight seasons right there. This is a guy who had barely broken 200 innings going back to 2018. While the gaslighting is cute, the facts show otherwise.

Too many facts, eh.

WTF is that supposed to mean? You related?

Honestly I call this the greg factor. When certain posters agree with me, I have to reexamine my position with the assumption I was wrong because they are so often wrong.