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Go back and rewatch the Bevo/Uga interaction. What did Bevo do when he meant business and was going to fuck up some shit? He put his Horns down. For the SEC... You motherfuckers want the Horns down? Well, you're about to get them.

Umm... last year?

Why him, Lord?

Chance at 40/40 for Ramirez.

Series win. Good luck tomorrow @Scraps Gonna take a miracle to get 89.

lol at Dubin in for the save.

Shocked that Ramirez got the best of Press there. (Not really shocked at all)

Running Arch out there while Quinn is out is Sark’s version of “I’m not left-handed.”

JV qualified for the win. Let’s get it for him.

Looks like we’ve got ourselves a bi-coastal bloodfest.

Good win. Win the series tomorrow and play for fun on Sunday.

Man he sucks in non-save situations.

Dammit. I had my “one goddam hit” gif ready to go. They are the softest draw and it’s not close.

Abreu in playoff form.

Yeah… this Blanco/Arrighetti piggyback might work pretty well. Better bring your game tomorrow, JV.

Was is great satire of the direction we seemed to be heading at the time? Sure. Was it actually prescient and a good representation of the actual future? Not even close.

The numbers I proposed equate to a projection of ~20 WAR in first five years, 3 WAR in age 36 yr and 2.25 in age 37 yr. So far in his career, he has earned 39.4 WAR in the equivalent of 7 full seasons (accounting for partial rookie year, COVID year, and injury in 2021). Over his 9 years with the MLB team, he produced $264M of value. I know this isn't how this is calculated, but if the Astros offered a 7-year deal like I proposed, they are likely to still come out well ahead in the player value vs player contract calculation over the course of Bregman's career. One could make the case that he's already earned ~$160M ( $264M value - $100M contract - 4 years of league minimum) of that $170M contract. Again, no organization operates like this, but it's not an insane way to look at things. Since 2021, he has averaged nearly 4.6 WAR/season - not up to his 2018 and 2019 production, but steady production over the past four seasons. Outside of his two peak seasons, he has been remarkably consistent. His compact swing and body type will likely hold up well. I've always been a big Bregman fan and would love to keep him on the team, so I won't be one bit concerned if the Astros break tendency and pay him something like 7/170. If someone else wants to pay him more for longer, more power to them and go get yours, Bregs.

Depends on the amount. 7/170 sounds reasonable. $27M yrs 1-5, $20M yr 6, $15M yr 7.

That's delusional. He'll be 31 before the first year of that deal. He's not a 28 yr-old just getting out from under team control. That's the trade-off for getting paid during your arb years and extending early.

Chapman's 6/151 is the floor for Bregman. Bregs is a year younger and compares favorably to Chapman across the board. Would be a huge shift in tendencies for Crane to go for a contract like that.

Nice moment for possibly his last regular season home game as an Astro.

Good lord. Could you try not to be such a miserable asshole when the team clinched the division less than 12 hours ago?