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like in the back of a VW
i want to win a WS so im going to go to philly instead of staying with texas...lmao 

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Remember he lost his only start in the playoffs. So actually we might not still be in the post season if we were to have signed him. Thanks cliff!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Might not have made it. If we sign him, I don't think we get Beltre. Beltre helped a LOT, and might have gone to LAA had we not got him.
If Beltre goes to LAA because TEX doesn't have the money to sign him after signing Lee ... then LAA has no reason to trade Napoli and Rivera to Toronto for Vernon Wells who they went after when the lost Beltre to TEX.
So we have to thank Cliff for signing with PHL instead of TEX.
If Beltre goes to LAA because TEX doesn't have the money to sign him after signing Lee ... then LAA has no reason to trade Napoli and Rivera to Toronto for Vernon Wells who they went after when the lost Beltre to TEX.
So we have to thank Cliff for signing with PHL instead of TEX.
we should send him a "Glad you're not here" card
I think not saying anything at all says more.
you may be right. you know when we were trying to get him to re-sign i want them to do whatever it needed to get him but now i'm glad we didn't and got Beltre & Napoli instead
I love cj but i think he is going to cost to much. We have alot of depth and youth in our starting rotation. Feldman could and should get a chance to start next year. Do you want cj at 34? i do hope he stays.
pitchers usually are at their prime thru their mid-30rds so keeping CJ, who has had minimal use on his arm because of starting as a reliever, thru 35, 36 or 37 doesn't seem to be an issue to me.
There is no reason why the Rangers shouldn't match any offer that is in the 5-6 year $18-20 million per year range. As you mentioned the guy has minimal innings thrown, and he has only gotten better this year.
I don't think you can let your staff ace walk two years in a row. If they do then they have to go get Darvish, and that is going to be a risky proposition more so than CJ.