Damn.
Me too. I went to go watch Mengden pitch. I was hoping for a 1-0 Astros win, but Mengden gave up a bunch of runs and then the Astros bullpen blew the lead in the 9th setting up the Valbuena moon shot into the upper deck in right.Boiling Denim said:
Damn RIP Bat Flip King. I was there for the 3 Run walkoff against Oakland. Probably the most memorable game I've been too
Also I'm seeing other reports that make this story more nefarious as in the rock that they hit was more of a boulder that's intentionally put on the roads to rob people
n_touch said:
Teams will put a stop to it.
Being a human being in Venezuela right now is not safe and you're right, even more dangerous if you have nice things.FightinTexasAggie08 said:
Yeah, I can understand wanting to go back to your mother country; but being rich and in Venezuela right now doesn't sound safe.
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The Rays are interested in free-agent righty Charlie Morton and have had initial conversations with his representatives, reports Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times.
While Morton would normally seem a pricey target for the perennially budget-conscious Rays, the Tampa Bay organization likely has more spending capacity than most would expect.
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Morton, however, aligns with what Topkin reports to be a desire by the Rays to add a short-term boost to their rotation. The 35-year-old has made clear in the past that he doesn't expect to continue his playing career more than a couple of years, given a preference to spend time with his growing family sooner rather than later. The Astros did not issue a qualifying offer to Morton, which rated as a surprise, but they've reportedly made a one-year offer to him since the season ended.
WelchAg said:
If Morton plays anywhere other than Houston this season, I will be incredibly disappointed in either our organization or Morton.
This. The Red Sox aren't going to lose a guy over a few million dollars or an extra year added to a deal. Lunhow knows he has to spend his available money more conservatively than the teams with unlimited payrolls.W said:
going back to Goldschmidt and Eovaldi...they serve as a subtle reminder that the Astros are not a $200 million payroll organization. There are some limitations.
and if the plan is to resign Cole and JV after the 2019 season...some caution is required