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Dems rejected that proposal because it would result in several people losing health care benefits come January 1.

Here's your minor league free agents: https://www.baseballamerica.com/stories/minor-league-free-agents-2025/ RHP Jordan Balazovic (AAA) RHP Austin Bergner (AA) RHP Ryan Boyer (AA) RHP Blair Calvo (AA) RHP Jhoan De Los Santos (DSL) RHP Randy Dobnak (AAA) RHP Woo-Suk Go (AAA) RHP Richard Guasch (AA) RHP Wilkel Hernandez (AAA) RHP Jesus Mejia (DSL) RHP Freddy Pacheco (A+) RHP Esmerlin Peguero (DSL) RHP Erinson Reyes (DSL) RHP Nick Starr (AA) LHP Andrew Magno (AA) LHP Nick Margevicius (AAA) LHP Carlos Pena (AA) C Eliezer Alfonzo (AA) C Brian Serven (AAA) 1B Jake Holton (AA) 2B Kevin Newman (AAA) 3B Carlos Mendoza (AA) SS Andrew Navigato (AAA) SS Riley Unroe (AAA) And your McCosky/Woodbery All Stars: Eddys Leonard (Braves) John Brebbia (Red Sox) Trayce Thompson (Red Sox) Corey Joyce (Cubs) Dixon Machado (Cubs) Andre Lipcius (White Sox) Geoff Hartlieb (Royals) Spencer Turnbull (Royals) Julio Rodriguez (Royals, catcher) Isan Diaz (Royals) Ben Gamel (Angels) Kyle Funkhouser (Dodgers) Ty Adcock (Mets) Jose Azocar (Mets) Jeimer Candelario (Yankees) Matt Manning (Phillies) Brewer Hicklen (Phillies) Beau Burrows (Pirates) Nick Solak (Pirates) Jake Higginbotham (Padres) Alex Faedo (Rays) Jamie Westbrook (Rays) Joe Mantiply (Blue Jays) Buddy Kennedy (Blue Jays)

Players I had eligible for free agency, not reported as having a successor contract, who were not on the list. Omari Daniel Haden Erbe Pedro Garcia Ryan Harvey Marco Jimenez Travis Kuhn Bligh Madris Tyler Owens Yosber Sanchez Matt Stil Yoan Valdez Ricky Vanasco

Minor league free agents hit the transactions log. There are some missing, so I don't necessarily know if that means they are back. I can't easily copy and paste my cross checked list at the moment, but will later.

Apparently? People were taking his Skubal to the Mets idea seriously a couple weeks ago despite the fact that one of the guys he suggested was already traded. Tell tale sign that was a half assed proposal with no more legitimacy of random Twitter dude.

I havent listened to the Tiger Territory that dropped this morning yet, but given how quickly some things they say get parroted here, I assume there is some Bichette talk?

I was going to copy and paste, but will just link the post:

Glad the left is still mocking dementia patients. Be better.

Options due today, qo's due today, keeping the 40 man at 40 after activating 60 day IL's today, minor league free agents become free agents today. We should get a resolution on Urquidy and Sewald, as well as the QO decision on Torres. Depending on those options, some 40 man trimming may need to be done.

There is also a lot of loss aversion fallacy in the "You have to re-sign him at all costs" talk. Once he hits free agency, the calculus is the same for all teams (except for tax/draft picks compensation on the edges). 2027 Tigers sans Skubal are the same whether they had him in 2026 or not.

I am amazed at the amount of log cabin maga within my social circles. The dissonance is astounding.

I have Hulu... Overall, I am generally happy with it, but it had some major issues early October and I couldn't stream parts of game 2 of the Mariners series. Also doesn't have Bally/FD/(whatever sportsbook that buys the naming rights with the money they have pilfered from gambling addicts )Sports, but for me that means no Rays/Marlins games.

Today is the last day you can put somebody who was added to the 40 man since August 15 on waivers until early March. I am looking at you Tanner Rainey.

Even an extension that only buys out arb years would reduce AAV in the late years if you are up against the tax then.

I am fine with an extension. The catcher risk would be baked in.

I would say your odds are not 1 in 12 but rather 1 in 8 with a bye or 1 in 16 without.

Briceno doesn't need protected.

Rogers might be bubble material, but it has nothing to do with Nido re-signing.

https://x.com/TheRealPJClark/status/1981731627005775956?t=UC8EYPD6NH5etgO-womOdA&s=19

Davis did that last year too. It's a definite shout out to Ernie.

I've been getting it off and on, but haven't today. Will let you know if that changes, will try this, and will give you any information I've got on my end.

Johnson was a second term nothing Congressman when Epstein was brought down. I doubt he was somebody who had anything close to the power to wield to get into Epstein's circle.

A lot of those Top 100 rankings were before he struck out half the time to a sub .600 ops down the stretch and wasn't viable behind the plate. To Lee's point, I think the team trading a prospect almost always knows something.

Grocery delivery sucks, and I have only ever used it when I had COVID. It is marked up, and they routinely take liberties or struggle picking out produce. It makes me appreciate how much of a skill grocery shopping is and how much it helps me up my kitchen game.

I don't know that trading Thayron is a good idea right now after his play absolutely plummeted down the stretch. His bat fell off the map, and he became so unplayable down the stretch he was DH only. I am not even sure he is worth protecting on the 40 man.