msgkings322
I'm just here to troll everyone
I hope I'm still alive on the day Zito's contract looks cheap. 2060?
Well if you believe the Ron Paulistas, with all the inflation coming he'll be dirt cheap in 2015.
I hope I'm still alive on the day Zito's contract looks cheap. 2060?
Well if you believe the Ron Paulistas, with all the inflation coming he'll be dirt cheap in 2015.
Really?
In about 2 or 3 years, sure. For now, let's go with free CY level pitcher, tyvm.
... I was in class.
Fuck yeah!!! Giants resigning Matt Cain and now Lincecum will my preseason.
Jeez....who the fuck had that predicted....
oh, yeah.....ME.
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Good call, but isn't self-rep against "Teh Code"?
Tito must be out on a ledge somewhere, wondering what happened. He was convinced that Cain was way overrated, and couldn't beat the Dodgers.
I hope he lands somewhere hard.
Good call, but isn't self-rep against "Teh Code"?
Damn you, Stoksie....
Poor Tito.....I believe gp said it best on the old Disney Boards (paraphrased): The Cognitive Dissonance is strong in that one.
Or perhaps msg said it best (again paraphrased): that guy is bat shit, looney tunes, crazy.
Back to reality.....as maddening as JSanch or Duurty was (as well as the ridiculous Man Crush of Tito's that helped make that board intolerable), I still wish him well. I'm not sure if he's regained his velocity, nor am I sure that he will ever simmer his inner-demons down enough to realize his potential.....but he was a huge part of 2010.
That's strange.....I was under the impression that you didn't have any class.
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If you take out the signing bonus and buyout in Cain's contract, it's 5 years $100 million just as I predicted :charlie:
I'm just glad to see this done and not fear Cain in doyer blue or Pin Stripes. Cain may end up finishing his career as a Giant.
If I may, I believe the first quote is mine, but MSG said it best.
Durty will probably never get it together, but he's still going to have a long (and frustrating) career.
In reality, Cain’s future is something of a coin flip. He may or may not stay healthy. He may or may not continue to prevent hits on balls in play. History is littered with similar pitchers who have gone either way, and when you’re betting $100+ million on a guy, you should get better than 50-50 odds that he’ll continue to perform reasonably well going forward.
The Giants have a built-in pitching factory with AT&T Park and Dave Righetti in place, and given that they’ve had a lot of success maximizing the returns they get on importing pitchers from other organizations, they’re in a unique position to avoid paying market rates for pitching and instead invest that capital in getting some quality position players instead. It might not have been the popular thing to do, but letting Cain walk at the end of the year and throwing $22 million at a guy who swings the bat for a living may have been a better use of funds.
I think it's mine, since I'm the only one who does star wars riffs on the internet. But since I'm your alt......