Tenacious D

I’m in favor of letting him clear waivers and picking him up. Checks a couple boxes, if healthy.

Let's hope that Baez puts up a season where his opting out becomes a viable option--I'd be OK with either outcome.

The Rangers rebuild has seriously leaned into free agency--will be interesting to see how successful this strategy will be for them.

The Rangers signed Nate Eovaldi to a 2-year deal, to join deGrom, Odorizzi, Andrew Heaney, who were all acquired this offseason and holdovers Dane Dunning and Martin Perez in the rotation, with Leiter, Rocker and Brock Porter looming.

Harris appears to be accumulating lottery tickets—hopefully one or two will pay off.

They can recycle some jerseys.

It’s being reported that there is interest in Chris Sale. He’s injury-prone and a knucklehead. This tells me three things: 1) There must also be interest in ERod, who is a better bet. 2) Since there are no “reports” about this, or any other Tigers, Mr. Harris and team are incredibly tight-lipped, similar to how DD ran things. 3) #2 is going to drive a lot of folks here into a frenzy.

May Scott Harris make all of your Christmas wishes come true (like a LH, high OPS 3B).

Let’s hope we have the right guy in charge.

I always thought it was Correa who had cold feet and preferred going to the Mets.

“It’s a Wonderful Life” said no Lions fan ever.

Maybe the last time Nick was able to bat flip.

Agree, but the defensive lapse is inexplicable.

Let’s stop talking playoffs.

No. (It was brunch)

Offense needs to put up some points before halftime.

Is this team soft in the cold? If so, we’re really going to have problems in GB. Really hope we can make an adjustment at halftime.

Bobby Flay thanks you.

Apologies if this has already been shared, but some good vibes from Metallica (Still waiting to hear from Air Supply).

Baty looks like a very nice prospect at a position of need for us. Same as Tork and Greene are, which gives me pause for trading too much for a potential bust. However, if you believe in your player development, you have to be willing to take on those risks.

Did we forget how to defend the run? Perhaps we’re extending too much respect to Sam Darnold. but I’d rather let him beat us.

Love it

The Twins would be very familiar with his physicals. Maybe their interest was on a shorter deal, realizing that the leg could present a problem down the line.

I worry more about his ability to play well with others. I get a kick out of some of his anti-establishment stuff, but apparently his Dodger teammates hated him. Not sure if it was because of the allegations against him.

That’s what you took from that?