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496469787F6E79393A0B0 wrote: Ronald Acuna Jr. tore his ACL on the play. He is out for the season.



I wish him a complete recovery. He is one of my favorite players. I'm always hoping someone runs on him, just to see that throw.
They definitely will be buyers- wonder if they will make a pitch for Reynolds?


What they need is an experienced right fielder, and I have just the guy in mind.
  I'll drive him to the airport.   :D


;D With a military escort just to make sure he gets there.

2F796F7B746E7E75786F5D7A707C7471337E1D0 wrote: Ronald Acuna Jr. tore his ACL on the play. He is out for the season.



I wish him a complete recovery. He is one of my favorite players. I'm always hoping someone runs on him, just to see that throw.
They definitely will be buyers- wonder if they will make a pitch for Reynolds?


What they need is an experienced right fielder, and I have just the guy in mind.
  I'll drive him to the airport.   :D


;D  With a military escort just to make sure he gets there.


If they replaced Acuna with Polanco, their fans may burn down Atlanta for the second time.

15333421282433252D460 wrote: Ronald Acuna Jr. tore his ACL on the play. He is out for the season.



I wish him a complete recovery. He is one of my favorite players. I'm always hoping someone runs on him, just to see that throw.
They definitely will be buyers- wonder if they will make a pitch for Reynolds?


What they need is an experienced right fielder, and I have just the guy in mind.
  I'll drive him to the airport.   :D


;D  With a military escort just to make sure he gets there.


If they replaced Acuna with Polanco, their fans may burn down Atlanta for the second time.


The Braves don't have enough good players to collectively keep Polanco from leading them all the way into fourth place.

5967626A7961616A4A6F786B3C0E0 wrote: We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)

645A5F57445C5C577752455601330 wrote: We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)
The Dodgers smarting over a loss tp the Diamondbacks on friday scored 22 yesterday in a 22-1 drubbing of Arizona

5F61646C7F67676C4C697E6D3A080 wrote: We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)
Presently it's a two team race in the battle for next years #1 pick

1. Arizona 26-65

2. Baltimore 28-60

[move][/move]5D63666E7D65656E4E6B7C6F380A0 wrote: We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)
Presently it's a two team race in the battle for next years #1 pick

1. Arizona 26-65

2. Baltimore 28-60


But don’t count out the Bucs. After the roster is decimated at the Deadline, the team may win only 15 more games.

366076626D77676C6176446369656D682A67040 wrote: [move][/move]We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)
Presently it's a two team race in the battle for next years #1 pick

1. Arizona 26-65

2. Baltimore 28-60


But don’t count out the Bucs.  After the roster is decimated at the Deadline, the team may win only 15 more games.


Do you mean Shedman could win the contest?

17292C24372F2F240421362572400 wrote: [move][/move]We are all buc fans ( frustrating as it is) I thought some members

might be interested in reading some tidbits about other games. Feel free to post something that others might find interesting. For instance- Patrick Corbin of the Nationals gave up 10 runs in the first two innings last night night against the Diamondbacks. The interesting thing was that no one was warming up in the pen the whole time
MLB Draft will be carried by ESPN tonight (Sunday at 7 PM)
Presently it's a two team race in the battle for next years #1 pick

1. Arizona 26-65

2. Baltimore 28-60


But don’t count out the Bucs.  After the roster is decimated at the Deadline, the team may win only 15 more games.


Do you mean Shedman could win the contest?


He’ll see to it one way or the other.

Quinn Priester goes 2/3 of an inning with a walk and a strikeout in the MLB Futures game