tjack16 said:
Goes to show you can't buy your way to a championship anymore. Sorry Mets
EastCoastAgNc said:tjack16 said:
Goes to show you can't buy your way to a championship anymore. Sorry Mets
While this is true, maybe the padres aren't the best team to pull that line out with
The Dodgers, a team that has given two middle fingers to the CBT. Yeah. Talk about the best team money can buy.tjack16 said:EastCoastAgNc said:tjack16 said:
Goes to show you can't buy your way to a championship anymore. Sorry Mets
While this is true, maybe the padres aren't the best team to pull that line out with
True.. but They're about to get clapped by the dodgers so that will take care of itself too
Mathguy64 said:The Dodgers, a team that has given two middle fingers to the CBT. Yeah. Talk about the best team money can buy.tjack16 said:EastCoastAgNc said:tjack16 said:
Goes to show you can't buy your way to a championship anymore. Sorry Mets
While this is true, maybe the padres aren't the best team to pull that line out with
True.. but They're about to get clapped by the dodgers so that will take care of itself too
They are paying Price $32MM to pitch random meaningless innings out of the pen. Almost $1MM per inning pitched. And they got MLB to take Bauer and his $35 MM off their hands, at least for now and until a court tells them to pony up. Kimbrel? $16MM. Treinen? Another $8MM. Freeman and Betts? $50MM between them. The Dodgers are burning cash like there is no tomorrow and just don't care.tjack16 said:
Dodgers did a bit more home growing than most though.
Most of their rotation, and their core that's still around from 2017 are all home grown
The Mets dug their own grave by collapsing at the end of the season but I hate that baseball has fallen back on tie breakers at least in regards to division winners. Does anyone know if this was done this season only due to the length of the labor dispute or is this how it is going be from now on?agdaddy04 said:
Pretty wild it took a sweep at the end of the season by the Braves to edge them out 10-9, and now no more baseball. Shows you what can happen in the span of a week. What the Astros have done is so special.
Oh no! Who did this?! 🤣
— Ben Verlander (@BenVerlander) October 10, 2022
pic.twitter.com/lCYsqSbMLI
The Mets' win-or-go-home Wild Card Game drew 39,241 fans, the lowest of the three games at Citi Field. It was not a sellout.
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) October 10, 2022
Mathguy64 said:
All that money Cohen has spent and his team loses out on the NL East and the bye at the very end and now they are about to get donkey punched by the Padres at Citibank Field. Let's see if he doubles down in the off-season and throws even more money at them. He's all but said he doesn't care how much he spends.
Mathguy64 said:They are paying Price $32MM to pitch random meaningless innings out of the pen. Almost $1MM per inning pitched. And they got MLB to take Bauer and his $35 MM off their hands, at least for now and until a court tells them to pony up. Kimbrel? $16MM. Treinen? Another $8MM. Freeman and Betts? $50MM between them. The Dodgers are burning cash like there is no tomorrow and just don't care.tjack16 said:
Dodgers did a bit more home growing than most though.
Most of their rotation, and their core that's still around from 2017 are all home grown
Mathguy64 said:
It was 100% because of the work stoppage. They had no way to play game 163 or if needed 164 for WC tie breakers between the last day of the season and the start of the WC.
The Astros would not have won their first divisional title in 1980 if a tie breaker was used instead of game 163.Mr President Elect said:
I mean, yeah, because some years 162 games just isn't enough, lol.
Dolphins were in town to play the Jets. That's a marquee matchup right there!! You can't expect them to attend two sporting events in the same day.Farmer1906 said:The Mets' win-or-go-home Wild Card Game drew 39,241 fans, the lowest of the three games at Citi Field. It was not a sellout.
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) October 10, 2022
How so this possible?
Farmer1906 said:The Mets' win-or-go-home Wild Card Game drew 39,241 fans, the lowest of the three games at Citi Field. It was not a sellout.
— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) October 10, 2022
How so this possible?
Spencer Strider signs a 6-year, $75 million contract extension with the @Braves.
— Bally Sports: Braves (@BravesOnBally) October 10, 2022
The contract runs through the 2028 season with a 2029 club option. pic.twitter.com/7HmfMcDRcH
That is basically a 2-year extension if they use the club option. They're buying out 5 years of control to gain 1 to 2.EastCoastAgNc said:Spencer Strider signs a 6-year, $75 million contract extension with the @Braves.
— Bally Sports: Braves (@BravesOnBally) October 10, 2022
The contract runs through the 2028 season with a 2029 club option. pic.twitter.com/7HmfMcDRcH
Braves keep signing these young guys for cheap
Looks accurate. Gilbert will be back on normal rest for game 4 while Castillo will be available to pitch game 5 on short rest.Frok said:
Trying to think of pitchers we face
Game 1 - Logan Gilbert - He pitched well against us. 4 starts, gave up a total of 7 runs
Game 2 - Luis Castillo - We never faced him this year.
Game 3 - Robbie Ray - 3 starts, gave up 13 runs.
Game 4 - ???
Game 5 - ???
The Astros have to get to Logan Gilbert with Luis Castillo likely pitching game two. Castillo concerns me since we haven't faced him.
Totally agree. The Mets had their chances and blew it. Too bad.BMX Bandit said:
if you play one another 13 times, head-to-head over those 13 games is a better way to break a tie than a 1 game playoff.