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That is pretty bad, but the all-time champion in hitting futility is this guy: https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/b/bergebi01.shtml 21 OPS+ in 3,234 PA But he was gritty and clutch and had a veteran presence.

He probably does. Medication works really well for that. It kept my father going for about 15 years, but he was retired, let alone being President.

He didn't put on a tough guy show though.

I didn't say "good". I said "better". 😀

Right, you can't bank on any prospect being a good major league player, let alone a generational talent. The good thing is that the Tigers have more top propects than they have had in a really long time. This gives them a better chance that a couple will emerge as above average major leaguers.

I don't see a benefit either. One obvious negative is that it's a waste of resources.

If you regard division titles as an important achievement, I can see where one might think that a tie is not as pure as an outright title. However, the magic number is not about purity.

Not really. He has a better chance of making MLB money over there.

Is that what Robert Kennedy Jr has?

The 1899 Cleveland Spiders were 20-134 with a run differential of -723. https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/CLV/1899.shtml

I wish he was too. They would have a better line-up with him.

I think they want 4-team divisions because it gives the impression that the local team has a better chance at the playoffs. If fans are that shallow though, how do they follow the wildcard races? Isn't that more confusing for them? It is easier if they have no divisions and just take the top 6 teams (or 7 or 8 or whatever they end up with) Then everybody knows that their team has to finish in the top 6 and they don't have to do any math.

Barron Trump knows how to turn on a computer. He's got a great future in technology.

I don't know about t-mobile, but it sounds like you would have to purchase both mlb.tv and ESPN in order to watch the games. In other words, you'd have to pay more. That's how I read it anyway.

I never said anything about the owner. What's the longest contract Scott Harris has ever given as a GM of any team? Valdez is going to be 32 and will probably get 5/180. Would Harris do that?