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May 09, 2008 Dec 23, 2009 3 2533

UCLA Grad. Starting up law school next year. Loved Angels and Bruins for as long as i can remember.

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I personally like that the MLB is trying to speed things up with pitchers. Papelbon is one of the worst offenders, and I'm glad the MLB did something about it.

3 months ago Adenhartcelebrate_tiny linkbruin 6 comments 0 recs

I think this was a better option than moving someone off of the 40-man roster, at least for now.

6 months ago Adenhartcelebrate_tiny linkbruin 2 comments 0 recs

Yankees Make CC a BIG Offer

And not that it's a bad thing, but we are officially outbid forever on C.C. Sabathia. The New York Yankees have offered 6 years and 140 million  (Johan Santana currently makes 137.5)  to C.C. This would make him the highest paid pitcher ever. We pretty much can consider ourselves out of the running.

C.C. is going to follow that ridiculous amount of money (he'd be foolish not to) and be great for probably a couple years, and then maybe he'll fall victim to the Bartolo syndrome (but C.C. is taller and has always been this large unlike Bartolo, so we'll see).

Apparently the Yanks are also eyeing/sending offers to Burnett and Lowe... which means Peavy is ours for the taking? trading?  Which in the end just leaves more potential money for Tex. I personally for one have never liked that the Yankees can just sign whichever free agent they want, but that's a much larger issue.

Call me cautiously optimistic, but I think we can grab both Peavy and Tex with the pieces falling as they are right now.  And all this seems to be able to be done without too much harm to our spending or our farm system. Here's hoping.

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