Yeah, the playoffs were an anomaly though, you saw him the rest of they year!
He actually wasn't terrible, just not good.
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He actually wasn't terrible, just not good.
Next year’s our year!Yeah, the playoffs were an anomaly though, you saw him the rest of they year!
He actually wasn't terrible, just not good.
Would love to see them get a center fielder that can get on base to hit leadoff, but pickings are win. Seems I'm in the minority, but Marsh is not the answer. More pitching too, obviously.
I badly want Marsh to be the guy. I don’t mind them staying with him until the deadline next year.
Did the Astros trick the Yankees into signing Rizzo? I don't see Rizzo being a huge upgrade with his health issues. The Astros do need a 1B but I don't think this version of Rizzo is the best.
Do you want Rhys Hoskins?
Nah we have Maldonado still so we don't need another black hole
Please take him
Trick how? He is an absolutely PERFECT fit for that little league fence in right field for the Yankees.
Trick as in signing him to $51 million. The QO was perfect for him but after that not sure you can depend on his back.
I badly want to "be friendly" with Meghan Fox.
Well it wasn't really $51 - It is a team option for a 3rd year.
$40 million guaranteed (worst case) or $51 if he performs well and 3 years.
With the money guys are making these days, doesn't seem too bad to me. Having said that, not a Yankees fan, but he seems perfectly suited for that lineup/stadium
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Silly that MLB is starting to announce awards on 11/17.
There was no way he didn't get it.
Harper has TJ surgery, likely out first half of '23
The Phillies said Bryce Harper is expected to return as a hitter only by the All-Star break and could return to playing right field by the end of the regular season.