what players do you believe we made an ACTUAL offer for, as opposed to simply saying the prices were too high OR blah blah blah team was really not interested in selling. example, cincy really did not want to sell India. DID we make an offer??
does anyone know WHAT we plan to do now that we so skillfully managed to KEEP every single one of our top ten prospects? will we be bringing Arias, Lombard, Jones, and Selvidge up SOON to give an assist to the big roster?
finally, are we still undefeated in all the games that Jazz is our starting 3b?))) had to end with something fun))!!!

fuster

Aug 01

Replying to

yeah, if one assumes that Soto is back next year, Jones can stay down and ripen

BUT

if things change, then they change.

my assumption was that if Cashman was pretty sure that Soto would be back, if Soto's return was reasonably certain

then Jones would have been made available in trade.

Edwin Ng

Aug 01

I'm glad DJ contributed big time to a sweep of the Phillies. But I think it was just a fluke. I'm guessing DJ will be back to himself as an automatic out.

jjw49

Aug 01

Replying to

DJ owes us about 6months of yesterday! 😀

Jeff Korell

Jul 31

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