southsider2k5

Speaking of Billions, solid last season, the show really lost a ton when Bobby Axelrod left, so it was great to have him back. I though the ending was a little too clean and happy, and very problematic, but not enough to ruin the whole series for me. Great show, worth a binge.

Well guys the 7-6 run was nice, but if greg is jumping on board, start selling like Mortimer in Trading Places.

If you are looking for "exciting" you have come to the wrong place. I think people are hoping for basic respectability.

Because Fedde won't be here the next time the team is good, and whoever we get for him might.

SUCK IT CLEVELAND!

Even Benintendi could have thrown him out.

I can't even be too upset with the first one as it was way below the zone. The 2nd was BP.

Best I can do is 3 up, 3 down.

That was not at his ankles

That was at his ankles.

An El Duque

Wait, what are you trying to say?

Ramos had a slow start so his full season numbers weren't pretty, but he had gotten hot before he was recalled.

One of the few.

Thank God Eloy is fast...

1 run given up thru 4.

It isn't weird to say you need runners on base in front of you to have RBI opportunities and that the worst hitting team is baseball would prove fewer of those opportunities than others.

If he stays anywhere close to where he has been, he is as good as gone.

Look if they were looking at the pre-injury Jake Eder, there is no way in hell that Jake Burger is enough to get him. We got a scratch and dent discount on a potential lefty starter they wouldn't have had a chance at otherwise. Could he never bounceback? Sure. That was always a chance. Even if he had stayed healthy, he might not have made it. But for a Jake Burger, it is worth a shot at a return to prior form. It is the type of shot a team with no talent in the system should be taking.

I am on team HODL