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[Diomedes]

What year is it Geo?

[Geowhizzer]

Just trying to keep it all in one place for you, Dio!

Maybe a change of title will placate the masses.

[ice grillin you]

speaking of years the Mets pitching coach was born in 1937

I'm not kidding

[QB Eagles]

He came into the world a couple weeks before Daffy Duck.

[ice grillin you]

so this zac gallen kid is as good as they say?

[Munson]

I just traded him away last week in fantasy so I hope not.

https://twitter.com/Buster_ESPN/status/1142823499976925184

Imagine Trout's counting numbers in today's Yankees lineup.

[Don Ho]

Imagine Trout's counting numbers in today's Yankees Phillies lineup.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Havas come get your team bruh

https://twitter.com/pjlaird924/status/1144423608749559814 21

[Diomedes]

If you remove everything after the question mark, your twitter post will display

If you don't, no one here is going to click on it just because you posted it.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Sorry sir

[Geowhizzer]

Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!

https://twitter.com/darrenrovell/status/1145668842317701120

[ice grillin you]

i think it should be renamed bruce sutter day...this is unreal


The Atlanta Braves who tried to make a big splash by signing Bruce Sutter before the 1985 season. He was a bust of course, but this is how he was paid. From a 1985 Los Angeles Times report:

Bruce Sutter is to receive payments totaling $44 million over the next 36 years from his new club, the Atlanta Braves . . . Sutter will receive a $750,000 salary for each of the next six years and a minimum of $1.12 million a year for the remaining 30 years of the contract. In addition, he will get the $9.1 million in so-called "principal" at the end.

[SD]

Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs dies at age 27; Monday's game against Rangers canceled

[Don Ho]

i think it should be renamed bruce sutter day...this is unreal


The Atlanta Braves who tried to make a big splash by signing Bruce Sutter before the 1985 season. He was a bust of course, but this is how he was paid. From a 1985 Los Angeles Times report:

Bruce Sutter is to receive payments totaling $44 million over the next 36 years from his new club, the Atlanta Braves . . . Sutter will receive a $750,000 salary for each of the next six years and a minimum of $1.12 million a year for the remaining 30 years of the contract. In addition, he will get the $9.1 million in so-called "principal" at the end.

OH MY F'ING GOD!  That is amazing.  He was an animal but he was on the downhill slide after '85.

When Sutter arrived in Atlanta, only two Braves pitchers had ever earned 25 or more saves in a season; the Braves in 1984 had recorded 49 saves as a team, just four more than Sutter's own total. In 1985, Sutter's ERA rose to 4.48 and his saves total decreased to 23. By the end of the season, he was bothered by nerve impingement in the right shoulder. He underwent surgery on the shoulder after the season, and recovered in time to appear in spring training in mid-March 1986.

Limited action after that, out of baseball two years later.  He had a bum knee too.

[Geowhizzer]

Jonathan Lucroy got wasted.


https://twitter.com/Perroni247/status/1147991382000377858