but could he fight like Claudel Washington
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Yeah, I remember that. Claudell never liked it when he thought he was being thrown at.
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Yeah, I remember that. Claudell never liked it when he thought he was being thrown at.
Why get angry at a game of "he said, she said"?
Heyward isn't a villain. He doesn't have to be one to justify the trade either.
Spinning ex-Braves into villians, it's a family tradition!![]()
You really should change your username the way you're so often taking shots at Heyward and Heyward defenders. Anti-Heyward would seem more accurate.
I just didn't care for the hatred directed towards the front office especially those that said they were snake in the grass liars.
I will always root for Heyward to succeed. I just wish posters were accountable for things they have said in the past that were clearly wrong.
The vitriol towards the front office wasn't justified. It was evident at the time that everyone was acting defiantly towards the rebuild. There was also a pretty apparent smear campaign done against the Wren family (that the entire Wren family bitterly resents). Many posters didn't appreciate the implication that the 2013 team was a mistake.
But at this point it all just needs to end. If you don't want to give Heyward 150M, it doesn't mean you hate Heyward. In that same vein, Shelby doesn't have to suck to justify disagreeing with trading Heyward. At some point, the politics of the offseason will go away and we can finally embrace cheering for our fun, little mediocre yet surprising ball club and accept the truth that the future is a lot brighter than it was a few months ago.
So nobody cares to speculate whether or not Heyward was lying by saying he wasn't offered a deal until hte end of 2012?
The vitriol towards the front office wasn't justified. It was evident at the time that everyone was acting defiantly towards the rebuild. There was also a pretty apparent smear campaign done against the Wren family (that the entire Wren family bitterly resents). Many posters didn't appreciate the implication that the 2013 team was a mistake.
But at this point it all just needs to end. If you don't want to give Heyward 150M, it doesn't mean you hate Heyward. In that same vein, Shelby doesn't have to suck to justify disagreeing with trading Heyward. At some point, the politics of the offseason will go away and we can finally embrace cheering for our fun, little mediocre yet surprising ball club and accept the truth that the future is a lot brighter than it was a few months ago.
The way I interpreted Heyward's comment from this Winter about not being offered an extension was that they didn't talk to him about an extension after the 2014 season. So I don't think he lied. Didn't he publicly acknowledge that he was approached about an extension after the 2013 season? I seem to remember him saying something about the Braves having one quick conversation with his agent, but nothing developed form the initial conversation.
The way I interpreted Heyward's comment from this Winter about not being offered an extension was that they didn't talk to him about an extension after the 2014 season. So I don't think he lied. Didn't he publicly acknowledge that he was approached about an extension after the 2013 season? I seem to remember him saying something about the Braves having one quick conversation with his agent, but nothing developed form the initial conversation.
I don't understand this idea that you are using past performance to justify what he will be worth in the future.
Really?
The way I interpreted Heyward's comment from this Winter about not being offered an extension was that they didn't talk to him about an extension after the 2014 season. So I don't think he lied. Didn't he publicly acknowledge that he was approached about an extension after the 2013 season? I seem to remember him saying something about the Braves having one quick conversation with his agent, but nothing developed form the initial conversation.
What I posted earlier was a quotation from Heyward stating they hadn't discussed a contract extension since the end of 2012 which seems to contradict what Sherman is reporting now.
Yup. It would not be the sole determining factor in my decision making for sure.
Im not sure how this isn't obvious?
'Til there's attribution to what Sherman wrote, I'm not going to give it any credence. Heyward is on the record with what he said.
Is it obvious based on what Jason actually said in the offseason or just obvious from your clear anti-Braves agenda?
'Til there's attribution to what Sherman wrote, I'm not going to give it any credence. Heyward is on the record with what he said.