If Julks is on the team the whole year, I like to see him get between 63 and 87 at bats.
You have to wait on Race for the Lid before you make your predictions.
Iām hoping Montero has a great spring. Could you imagine Monteroā>Abreauā>Presslyā>Hader (shifting around to maximize in-game matchups and rest). All of the sudden, the 3rd-time-thru-the-order issues by a couple of the staff and similar fatigue issues for those like McCullers and Garcia coming off of injury becomes a non-issues. And, Verlander can pitch until heās 50.
I am hoping to be a movie star.
Would you settle for a bit part? A walk on? Cameo?
In case anyone was wondering whether Joey Gallo might be the lefty outfielder Dana wanted, he just signed a one-year deal with the Gnats.
Good.
I thought you were back before you said anything.
I, for one, want nothing to do with Joey Gallo
Any rumors linking with Bellinger?
āOpinionated Man in Barā
Not that Iāve heard. I wouldnāt feel comfortable paying someone elseās money to sign Bellinger to the length of contract heās looking for, and I canāt imagine Crane is comfortable paying his own.
People need to remember what happened when we had a team of homer-hitting strikeout artists and what happened when the team changed to high contact rates and on-base percentages.
Pepperidge Farms remembers.
I did a walkon in A Christmas Carol at Zach.
I would have thought you a lock for the lead.
My walk on theater roles are met with reviews like āwhat is he doing?ā, āsir youāre not allowed up hereā or āwe already told you youāre banned from this venue, please leaveā
I was supposed to be there, but it took me longer to dress than I was on stage. The almost star in his costume is pictured below.
Is that Leroy Neiman?
That is so damn awesome!