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Little league.

Who was the guy they signed a couple of years ago who mysteriously came down with an injury and never left Florida after spring training?



Now I remember, Lonnie Chisenhall. 2.75 million and he never played a game.

A normal draft is full of uncertainty, but this year you have the added factor that most (all?) of the prospects didn't play last year.



One less season of evaluation.

Fifteen home runs for Atlanta this series. (So far.)



Thirty home runs for the Pirates this season.

Turning to the NBA play in game. And I'm not a fan of either team.

<t>35372D2B3D580 wrote: Bill Veeck (owner of the St. Louis Browns at the time, I believe it was) had an excellent solution to this. Before everything about stadiums had to be approved by MLB before the season, it occurred to him that it would be advantageous to move the outfield fences in when a lig...

The focus of the article was on how much money Cutch would have made had he entered free agency straight out of arbitration. He would have been 28, in his prime and perhaps the best free agent available. The free agent years the Pirates bought out saw the beginning of his decline.

<t>Keith Law released his draft board on the Athletic and he has Rocker and Leiter going fourth and fifth.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 1. Henry Davis, C, Louisville<br/> <br/> 2. Jordan Lawlar, SS, Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas <br/> <br/> 3. Marcelo Mayer, SS, Eastlake HS (Chula Vista, CA)...

<t>It makes no sense for Frazier to sign an extension. He only has one year left of arb and will become a free agent at age 31. That will be his best, and only, shot at a good free agency contract (depending on how he does between now and FA). Even a two year extension could push him past that windo...