OnlyBucs

Interesting but concerning. Radical restructuring for its own sake doesn't always work out well, and I'm not entirely clear what they're trying to solve for.

I somewhat follow Tampa and wish them well, to the extent I have an AL team it's them. And maybe the Twins. I grew up with the Orioles, so they're my natural second, but these days that would just add to the frustration. And something in me can't root for Cleveland, even in a different league.

I had to double check you on the 32 home runs, that staggers the imagination.

<t>04252D042F27400 wrote: You know we the fans seem to have a disease.  It's called BMTIBB Disease.  What are we saying is that we want to go out and sign a guy who will be nothing more than a bench player.  What has happened to the need to address our player problems with good young prospects rathe...

We've actually had decent luck with free agent catchers lately. I'd consider both Cervelli and Martin successes, but I just don't have any faith in the front office these days.

<r>I knew it didn't look good, but this is a good rundown of just how bleak the catching position looks for 2020. Subpar performance at the major league level, and absolutely no one at AAA. And not much available at free agency either, assuming we're not going to pay Grandal. So another season with ...

The Mussina / ARod chat was fun for about thirty seconds, but do we have to completely ignore the game on the field?

As I watch the standings every day, I'm finding it hard to really root for anyone. What team do you hope wins the Central, or are you like me and rooting for the giant comet?

Kang signed a minor league deal with the Brewers.

<t>It's a good sign that some fans are irate, at least it means they still care. I find myself not even looking at box scores in the morning, and that kills me. I'm even starting to pay attention to the Mets, just to know what it feels like to have hope. <br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> This really does make...