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Pablo

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  1. Varland (Twins) to TOR Charlie Morton to DET Buxton over there like Will Smith in the living room..
  2. hot stove is wild today
  3. that's not real life
  4. Hard to trust anyone over there, most of all the medical staff. Is it assumed that its a broken hamate bone?
  5. He seemed so subdued playing for the Twins against us. That's not him. He can let the hate flow now, lol!
  6. seeing it like this makes me feel like there will be no Alvarez coming back. I still hate Trammell being on this team. He's better than Hummel but that ain't saying shit.
  7. I was thinking about that too. That scrub never deserved #1
  8. I am excited to see #1 return to the good guys, loved watching him play everyday. He's a true fiery leader, something the team this year has sorely lacked.
  9. Seemed like that writing was already carved in stone
  10. All these trades could mean they are really expecting the calvary to return this month or in Sept. OTOH, maybe Paredes & Yordan don't return this year, but they felt they had to put out an effort for this squad. Also, SEA's moves were nothing to sneeze over.
  11. Padres getting C Freddy Fermin from Royals. Looks like they're not raiding either of our catchers.
  12. Pablo

    South Park

    i say got damn, wow CBS is gonna feel pretty ragey about this tomorrow maybe orange oompa loompa keels over tonight after this
  13. i asked google ai Based on the available data from Spotrac, the Houston Astros currently have $48,708,222 of their 2025 payroll allocated to players on the injured list. Here's a breakdown of the highest-paid players on the injured list and their respective payroll amounts: Yordan Alvarez (DH): $15,833,333 Cristian Javier (SP): $10,400,000 Isaac Paredes (3B): $6,625,000 Jeremy Pena (SS): $4,100,000 Jake Meyers (CF): $2,300,000 Brendan Rodgers (2B): $2,000,000 Luis Garcia (SP): $1,875,000 These players are still counted against the team's payroll despite being on the injured list. The total adjusted payroll for players on the injured list is $48,708,222. The total active roster payroll is $136,302,400. Therefore, the players on the injured list represent approximately 35.7% of the active roster payroll.
  14. this thread FUCKS! great win never a doubt
  15. fuck, well we expected to lose this game. why am i so angry then
  16. except on Framber starts, its been a guarantee lately we're down 0-1 in the first
  17. this seems so mother fucking obvious. my gawd why.
  18. the other day, the tv crew said Trammel had never hit 5th in a lineup before. Joe says hold my beer!
  19. that hurts my head to comprehend Joe putting this together. like for sure, I bet he says, wait'll they see this one posted, LOL! why not, lets fuckin' go, boys!
  20. Great fucking game. Framber Gem! another bomb by the rook! keep stacking Ws!
  21. Griffey, Jr was one of the GOATs. These articles about his pain and tolerance of it, sure calls into question his drive to want to play. I mean the guy is sitting on a $100M contract with 1 WS ring already. Maybe he doesn't care to make more money at the end of this contract, which he is going to need to be on the field to do. This is frustrating for us as fans when we have no idea of knowing how bad the pain is or why its there because the team doctors are just barely competent.
  22. Damn, forgot to apply this year. Congrats to those of you that got selected!
  23. Those are nice, but you know what, fuck this state. I'm sick of it. If I could move, I would, but I'm not supporting these shit ass leaders.
  24. Some of my family likely knew some of your family, speaking as one who also had a grandpa who farmed cotton in that area.
  25. damn, that's gonna leave a big hole in our lineup. he was having such a solid season.
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