MLB 2014 BASEBALL SEASON!!!!

Mrs.Babba · Mar 22, 2014

It's almost time for the roar of the crowd and the crack of the bat!! 2014 baseball season is almost upon us, there was a lot of movement in the off season, Arod made himself look like a jerk, should have taken the consequences like a man. But on a good note my team looks strong heheh

Been watching a few spring training games, can't wait for the season to begin. That guy from the reds got a nasty shot to the face, poor guy. Who's going to the fall classic??? We shall see, let play some baseball huh??? hehe

Puffs,beer and baseball!!!

theJointedOne · Mar 22, 2014

Go A's!

Coconutz · Mar 22, 2014

This will be the year of the Trout!
He will be paid something like six times less than A-Roid is getting for being suspended!

Check this out: A-Rod’s 162-game suspension is unpaid, helping the Yankees off the hook for most of the $25 million they owed him for 2014. But since A-Rod’s contract pays him for the 183-day regular season and he’s only suspended for the 162 games, he will still make $2.9 million for his off-days.

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Combine that with the $3 million in leftover signing bonus the Yankees paid A-Rod in January, and the suspended Rodriguez will make nearly six times as much from his team in 2014 as Trout will from his, and Trout will actually play and probably remain the best.
The good news for Trout is that it sounds from most accounts like he’s working on a nine-figure contract extension with the Angels. Plus, he’s young enough that he’ll likely still be able to hit free agency in or near his prime. And at that point, if he stays anywhere near this good, he’ll get so, so much money.

OGShaman · Mar 22, 2014

Cards!

Green lung · Mar 22, 2014

Rays baby lets go!

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MiMedGuy · Mar 22, 2014

Let's go Tigers!

Mrs.Babba · Mar 22, 2014

Coconutz said:
This will be the year of the Trout!
He will be paid something like six times less than A-Roid is getting for being suspended!

Check this out: A-Rod’s 162-game suspension is unpaid, helping the Yankees off the hook for most of the $25 million they owed him for 2014. But since A-Rod’s contract pays him for the 183-day regular season and he’s only suspended for the 162 games, he will still make $2.9 million for his off-days.
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Combine that with the $3 million in leftover signing bonus the Yankees paid A-Rod in January, and the suspended Rodriguez will make nearly six times as much from his team in 2014 as Trout will from his, and Trout will actually play and probably remain the best.
The good news for Trout is that it sounds from most accounts like he’s working on a nine-figure contract extension with the Angels. Plus, he’s young enough that he’ll likely still be able to hit free agency in or near his prime. And at that point, if he stays anywhere near this good, he’ll get so, so much money.

That's so crazy coconutz, he won't be getting quite as much as he would have,but it's still a nice chunk of change.....
Trout is a great player, should be fun to watch him play, unlike Puig who think he's bigger and better the the game!

GO GIANTS!!!! :dance013:

Stoner4Life · Mar 22, 2014

Stoner4Life · Mar 22, 2014

Coconutz said:
This will be the year of the Trout!
He will be paid something like six times less than A-Roid is getting for being suspended!

Check this out: A-Rod’s 162-game suspension is unpaid, helping the Yankees off the hook for most of the $25 million they owed him for 2014. But since A-Rod’s contract pays him for the 183-day regular season and he’s only suspended for the 162 games, he will still make $2.9 million for his off-days.
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Combine that with the $3 million in leftover signing bonus the Yankees paid A-Rod in January, and the suspended Rodriguez will make nearly six times as much from his team in 2014 as Trout will from his, and Trout will actually play and probably remain the best.
The good news for Trout is that it sounds from most accounts like he’s working on a nine-figure contract extension with the Angels. Plus, he’s young enough that he’ll likely still be able to hit free agency in or near his prime. And at that point, if he stays anywhere near this good, he’ll get so, so much money.

when it comes to A-Rod nothing's sacred.......

Mrs.Babba · Mar 29, 2014

Mondays opening day!!!! Can't wait......GO GIANTS :*^

theJointedOne · Mar 29, 2014

I cant wait to see the A's kick detroits ass lol

Stoner4Life · Mar 30, 2014

Girardi said that this batting order is the one he'll use against the Astros on April 1:

Jacoby Ellsbury, Derek Jeter, Carlos Beltran, Brian McCann, Mark Teixeira, Alfonso Soriano, Brett Gardner, Brian Roberts and Kelly Johnson.

Coconutz · Mar 30, 2014

Stoner4Life said:
Girardi said that this batting order is the one he'll use against the Astros on April 1:

Jacoby Ellsbury, Derek Jeter, Carlos Beltran, Brian McCann, Mark Teixeira, Alfonso Soriano, Brett Gardner, Brian Roberts and Kelly Johnson.

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LOL.
2/3 of those dudes will probably retire at the end of the year.
Gonna be a fun year to watch the yankees fans cry

Stoner4Life · Mar 30, 2014

Coconutz said:
This will be the year of the Trout!
He will be paid something like six times less than A-Roid is getting for being suspended!

Check this out: A-Rod’s 162-game suspension is unpaid, helping the Yankees off the hook for most of the $25 million they owed him for 2014. But since A-Rod’s contract pays him for the 183-day regular season and he’s only suspended for the 162 games, he will still make $2.9 million for his off-days.

Combine that with the $3 million in leftover signing bonus the Yankees paid A-Rod in January, and the suspended Rodriguez will make nearly six times as much from his team in 2014 as Trout will from his, and Trout will actually play and probably remain the best.
The good news for Trout is that it sounds from most accounts like he’s working on a nine-figure contract extension with the Angels. Plus, he’s young enough that he’ll likely still be able to hit free agency in or near his prime. And at that point, if he stays anywhere near this good, he’ll get so, so much money.

Coconutz said:
LOL.
2/3 of those dudes will probably retire at the end of the year.
Gonna be a fun year to watch the yankees fans cry

hard to say if you're an Angels fan but I sure as shit can tell that the Yankees have a boot up your ass already, and nobody's even thrown out a first pitch yet.

if you are an angels fan I understand your hatred for the Yankees, we have twenty-seven (27) world series wins to your one (1), plus we whacked the Angels in '09 and then went on to win that 27th world series, so yeah, I feel your angst.

Since 1995 the Yankees have missed the post season only twice, '08 & last year, if we miss this year I'll just say "there's always next year." and I'd probably be right

Green lung · Mar 30, 2014

Stoner4Life said:
Girardi said that this batting order is the one he'll use against the Astros on April 1:

Jacoby Ellsbury, Derek Jeter, Carlos Beltran, Brian McCann, Mark Teixeira, Alfonso Soriano, Brett Gardner, Brian Roberts and Kelly Johnson.

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I thought that was the lineup of the annual Old timers game.

Go Rays!

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theJointedOne · Mar 30, 2014

boooooooooooooooooooooo yankees

go A's!

Chriscrete · Mar 30, 2014

Yanks just keep buying teams as usual, make it fair playing fireld and let the farm teams/players/coaches tell the story....till then big market teams are fuckin lame!!!

Go Pirates!

Fly by Night · Mar 30, 2014

Mr April

Coconutz · Mar 30, 2014

Stoner4Life said:
hard to say if you're an Angels fan but I sure as shit can tell that the Yankees have a boot up your ass already, and nobody's even thrown out a first pitch yet.

if you are an angels fan I understand your hatred for the Yankees, we have twenty-seven (27) world series wins to your one (1), plus we whacked the Angels in '09 and then went on to win that 27th world series, so yeah, I feel your angst.

Since 1995 the Yankees have missed the post season only twice, '08 & last year, if we miss this year I'll just say "there's always next year." and I'd probably be right

Year Record
1996 6-7
1997 7-4
1998 5-6
1999 4-6
2000 5-5
2001 3-4
2002 4-3
2003 6-3
2004 4-5
2005 4-6
2006 4-6
2007 3-6
Total 55-61
That’s a .474 win percentage during the Torre years. Even worse are the Scioscia years, which run 2000 through present: 36-45 (.444). This includes last year, where the Yanks went 3-7 against the Angels under Joe Girardi. Why exactly do the Yankees, who have an overall 862 – 592 record (.593) from 2000 through 2008, flop in the face of the Angels? I have no idea. Perhaps it’s just Scioscia’s style that unhinges the team, throws it off its game plan.

If hamilton gets off the crack youre gonna be wishing you had aroid!

Abzon · Mar 30, 2014

Go Dodgers

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