Shocker. But I stopped caring about him since his Villa move.

very fun to parse the replies and just say "lawyer" to myself when people chime in with "these two things theoretically have nothing to do with each other, ignore how anything actually functions in reality"

look, if you want owners to make more money at the expense of the guys who actually make the sports you love happen, that's your business. but take a pause to wonder why all the default solutions you have to creating "competitive balance" also manage to shift money from players to owners

If there’s one actual fuckup this FO is guilty of, it’s marrying themselves to a regressing player who doesn't even have any intangibles to plausibly make up for his flaws.

Bad news for Teruaki and Morishita, who are both college products with MLB aspirations, although they are different archetypes of hitters.

They are the lesser evil amid the North London clubs, though.

Neither Kvyat, nor Gasly, nor Albon fans were spiteful like that. And probably not even LL fans either.

Relying on the good grace of MLB owners to maintain a healthy relationship and dynamics between American and Japanese/Korean baseball is like asking Neville Chamberlain to stop a world war.

Here's a controversial take: Japanese and Korean baseball are both much closer to baseball in Puerto Rico than they are to MLB, and the farce that is the Roki saga has accelerated this trend.