6-4 for the Canes

With the departure of former shortstop, Daryl Pris , the Canes’ front office took to the free agency market to check out the options. Daryl hit .205 during the 2048 season while doing an above average job with the glove. After a few unsuccessful attempts at landing a free agent, Jacksonville had the...

With the extensions portion of the off-season in the rear-view mirror, it is now time to look at some of the free agent acquisitions that Jacksonville has made for the upcoming 2049 campaign. The first of these free agent signings was a formidable contract with centerfielder Sawyer Slizz . Sawyer si...

In the third of three of the major contract extensions this off-season, Jacksonville inked a contract extension with slick-fielding third-baseman Jeremy Pickens . The Canes tendered the four-year/ $45M deal that solidifies the other infield corner for the 2049 season and beyond. Jeremy has been awar...

On the heels of the contract extension with Pancho Costa , the Canes have agreed to terms with left-fielder Julio Uribe . The Canes and Uribe agreed to a three-year/ $31.5M deal that will allow the left-fielder to return to Jacksonville for his 7th full season. Uribe has hit over .320 in each of his...

Not so sure I am a big fan of Armstrong and Kondo coming into the Hotlantic.

With the $25M freed up in payroll with the release of Dary Pris and Jose Zuniga , the first item of business was to sign first-baseman Pancho Costa . The Canes and Costa came to terms with a four-year/ $64M deal that should solidify Jacksonville’s first base needs through the 2052 season. Costa play...

As the Canes just finished their third season out of their five season playoff contender window, a few major moves were needed. AS the front office mentioned in a private interview, some moves were tougher than others. The results thus far were a little less than was hoped. In 2046, the Canes missed...

Please apply up to 40 PP towards work ethic for Motonobu Yomoshita

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One might say at $31M that you might have a green Thum?

With links.

In his inaugural year stationed in Jacksonville during the 2042 season, the Canes went 53-109 with the remnants of what was left under the perineal powerhouse roster assembled under his predecessor. Along with the remnants of the talent was also a massive amount of contracts that were much higher th...

Please add 5,000 seats (From 55k to 60k)

Cost: 50 PPT plus $5M (from Bonus cash)

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I wish I had five/six/seven Landis losses on my resume.

RonCo wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 15, 2021 2:09 pm

Chenoweth, Slizz, and Colbert all gone. Geez. Oh well, we lost with them, I'm sure we can do the same without them.

Losing in the Landis vs straight-out losing is two totally different ballgames.

The Canes was responsible for one of the $70M+ contracts with Sawyer Slizz. About $20M less than what it was going to take for Dijkstra, lets hope it doesnt bite us in the back pocket.

Please increase the popularity of each of the following players by one level:

CF Omer Dijkstra (currently Well Known/Well Known)

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4-2 sim was much appreciated in CanesNation.

Went 3-3 but inched ahead to 4.5 games in front of the rest of the pack in the Hotlantic.

GoldenOne wrote: ↑

Sat Oct 16, 2021 10:50 am

When asked why he would actively shop such a player, GM Golden responded by saying, "Anyone on this team is always tradeable. I'll trade anyone, anytime, if the offer is right. Heck, I'd trade my mother if the offer made this team better."

At least I don't see her on the trade block yet.