trmmilwwi wrote:It seems as though there are a few teams that are offensive powerhouses and a few that are pitching factories. it'll be fun to watch which wins out this season..

And then there's my team.

That also goes for all those players you've added to the 40-man roster that have absolutely no purpose for you long-term. Or is that just me?

Angel Ramirez better pans out. Awesome write-up my friend. Not mentioned in the article, but he is 4 months from 20 and very under-developed, coupled with some mediocre intangibles and I'm not liking his chances. That said, though, even if he only ends up 7/7/8 (or something similiar) as a Southpaw...

Bumped to indicate that Carolina still has players available but is now out of cash.

I don't think anyone was trying to Bash him. Except TNT.

The Kraken are making a solid run at last place in the FLA.

And, if it wasn't gone already, there goes the Long Beach Surfers' season.

You're welcome, guys. We had a little downtime so I thought I'd fill it up.

5. SP Stevie Wolarski (Des Moines): Maybe the most developed player in the history of the draft. Might be up for Des Moines nearly right away as a lefty specialist at least. Throws hard and has a knuckleball, a weird combination you almost never see. A fascinating player who just also happens to be...

This is the first in a two-part series analyzing this year's amateur draft. The second part will look at what I think are the best and worst picks and the most interesting ones. Disclaimer: As always, opinions and analysis are mine and mine alone and do not reflect any future, present or past knowl...

We love us some Alphonse Gogele.

Get better soon.

bigmike13 wrote:

bschr682 wrote:Well I know they had some pretty crazy weather down there yesterday. Tornado. So hopefully that isn't what this is about.

Boy it hope that's not it.

There's obviously something wrong, because it's unlike him to not sim and not say anything - hopefully it's nothing that can't be fixed.

cheekimonk wrote:Aaron, you most definitely think outside the box, man. Love it!

It's finding the box that's sometimes hard.

Bumped to include several new players and update cash available to about $15 million.

Carolina receives: Steve Burnett Jay Arrington Juan Castillo Valencia receives: $6 million cash Pre-sim instructions: Burnett will go to AAA. Arrington will go to AA. Castillo goes to Rookie League. Room will have been made for all relevant players. Generate a lineup at AAA and a pitching staff at AA.

I am thusly informed.

The only problem I'm seeing with this deal is that Garland leaves a hole in the Marquette lineup. Talent-wise it appears to be a wash. Yeah, we started a new "policy" not to comment on any trade before it's confirmed Then you should probably also be quoting Kyle, who posted his "charitable" comment...

Charging the mound as we speak.

The only problem I'm seeing with this deal is that Garland leaves a hole in the Marquette lineup. Talent-wise it appears to be a wash.