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We were born under a bad sign, man. The Braves and Germany, both established 1871.

That response really was Super.

Statistically I'd say Giancarlo is a better bet.

Anyone want to briefly summarize for those of us who still live in places without available high speed internet?

Right, I'm not disagreeing. Just pointing out that that is happening on almost every team now, 19, 20, 21 year olds seeming to come up at historically high levels. So I think it may be a modern MLB problem, not a Braves problem. (I'd also speculate, without evidence and gut feeling only, that...

He most def did not make it up, because I had seen the same thing reported probably about a month back... That players getting paid and players not would be treated differently.

WINNAGE

Damn, USMA beat me to it.

Moreover, I don't want to.

Dude comes in to face Acuna, and Chip decides it's a good time to remind us that he's the guy who turned Freddie's wrist into wet newspaper. Thanks, man!

I'm telling you, man, put everyone in the Naked Gun full body condoms, let Freddie have a day to hug everyone to his heart's content, and all offensive struggles will dissipate.

Multiply it all by 2.7! [except for the replacement level, because (x*2.7)/(y*2.7) = x/y ]

We're about to pick up 2.7 wins to get back to .500, which might be a division winning record next week.

You know, Ozuna has looked relaxed and like he's having a good time in a way the others often haven't (and we've gotten used to them having fun the last couple of years), and now I think all of the offensive struggles are because they're missing their weird, awkward, covid hugs.

That was the AJ from the minors 2-4 years ago.

That can't be. Chip and Glav have assured me no team can win employing openers.

The board has just advised me that I must give rep to other people before I can give it to CrazyTrain again, and this just tells me the rest of you bastards need to be more amusing.

Unlike other teams, ours gave the players no guidance or plan on how to be ready for when things started back, you know.

This could be true, but it's also a fact that MLB in general has become much more aggressive on pushing spects in recent years, so it could also be that you notice the leaguewide trend more on the team you follow.

Yeah, I've been making the assumption, and apparently I'm in the minority on this, that guys with no control past this year would come very cheap in terms of prospect capital because of the shortness and uncertainty of the season. Obviously we'll have to wait to see a deal or two to know if my...