Yeah, that is exactly the reason they cut him.
Yeah, I know. But that was the only way I could make it work.
I used to go to all of the home openers before they quit letting you just buy OD tickets for a reasonable price. I was at that one in 1978 and it stands out to me the most. Our beloved radio announcer from the early days, Dick Risenhoover, had just lost his battle with cancer earlier that day. I had spent many nights listening to him call late night games over my transistor radio while I was in bed. When he passed away, I missed hm as much as everyone missed Mark Holtz when he passed. He was only 51.
I had doubts, but I was hoping that the only reason they played him at 3B was to build up a small amount of trade interest, but it didn't work.
What did I miss...
I haven't even read about it yet, but whatever it is, it is the cost of doing business. The reason why our farm system has to be very good is because the one or two great free agents that a team signs will be extremely expensive.
I heard that Lindor was extemded.
This is from the NY Post.
So another one of the mega dollar income teams signed a decent player to mega dollars.
Could not agree more. Seem that teams forget that only one wins the WS. At some point the owners will wake up and realize there really is a ceiling.
The fans will end up telling them that before it's over with when ticket prices and concessions are thru the roof, they will spend their money elsewhere. If my family goes to a game we find a nice place to eat before we go to the game. Then take bottled water for during then another place afterwards to eat again and some dancing/drinking to finish out the day, that's if the Grandkids have the stamina to hang with the adults
