Ripken, Grant Hill among group purchasing O's
MLB Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. and NBA Hall of Famer Grant Hill are part of a group that has agreed to buy a controlling stake in the Orioles for $1.725 billion.www.espn.com
Well damn.
Good.
Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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Well damn.
Good.
Holy sh*t
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Theo Epstein rejoins Red Sox as part owner, senior advisor with Fenway Sports Group: 'Unique opportunity'
Epstein, Boston's GM from 2003-2011, was working with MLB and played a key role in recent rule changes
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Holy sh*t
Theo Epstein rejoins Red Sox as part owner, senior advisor with Fenway Sports Group: 'Unique opportunity'
Epstein, Boston's GM from 2003-2011, was working with MLB and played a key role in recent rule changes
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Definitely didn't see that coming. This franchise absolutely stinks a d they need some sort of shot in the arm to get the fans interested in Red Sox Baseball again.
Damn, the mayor don't even want to them out there. And more so I believe he knows the fans got screwed a d the A's owner is a fuckin piece of shit for running that franchise into the ground to make a move even more feasible thinking the fans won't care.
Even players from other teams around the league knows it's shameful 
Vlad Jr. wins record $19.9M in arbitration vs. Jays
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. won a record $19.9 million in salary arbitration Wednesday when a three-person panel picked his request rather than the Blue Jays' $18.05 million offer.
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Former New York Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series on Friday by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded that he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
No Mets medical or athletic training personnel were mentioned in the announcement by Major League Baseball.
Manfred said in a statement that Eppler directed "the deliberate fabrication of injuries; and the associated submission of documentation for the purposes of securing multiple improper injured list placements during the 2022 and 2023 seasons."
The scheme involved fabricating injuries for up to a dozen players, sources told ESPN's Jesse Rogers. Sources also said that an anonymous letter from within the organization tipped off MLB.
In a statement given to multiple media outlets, Eppler said he "cooperated fully and transparently with MLB's investigation, and I accept their decision."
Eppler, 48, was the Mets general manager from November 2021 until he quit Oct. 5, three days after owner Steven Cohen hired David Stearns as president of baseball operations. Eppler resigned the day MLB's investigation became public.
Cohen and former manager Buck Showalter were not mentioned in the public findings of Manfred.
"The Mets have been informed of the conclusion of Major League Baseball's investigation," the team said in a statement. "With Billy Eppler's resignation on October 5, 2023, and with David Stearns leading the Baseball Operations team, the Mets consider the matter closed and will have no further comment."
Ex-Mets GM Eppler banned for fabricating injuries
Former Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
Former New York Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series on Friday by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded that he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
No Mets medical or athletic training personnel were mentioned in the announcement by Major League Baseball.
Manfred said in a statement that Eppler directed "the deliberate fabrication of injuries; and the associated submission of documentation for the purposes of securing multiple improper injured list placements during the 2022 and 2023 seasons."
The scheme involved fabricating injuries for up to a dozen players, sources told ESPN's Jesse Rogers. Sources also said that an anonymous letter from within the organization tipped off MLB.
In a statement given to multiple media outlets, Eppler said he "cooperated fully and transparently with MLB's investigation, and I accept their decision."
Eppler, 48, was the Mets general manager from November 2021 until he quit Oct. 5, three days after owner Steven Cohen hired David Stearns as president of baseball operations. Eppler resigned the day MLB's investigation became public.
Cohen and former manager Buck Showalter were not mentioned in the public findings of Manfred.
"The Mets have been informed of the conclusion of Major League Baseball's investigation," the team said in a statement. "With Billy Eppler's resignation on October 5, 2023, and with David Stearns leading the Baseball Operations team, the Mets consider the matter closed and will have no further comment."
Fuckin Metropolitans.@playahaitian @darth frosty @jack walsh13
Ex-Mets GM Eppler banned for fabricating injuries
Former Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
Former New York Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series on Friday by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded that he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
No Mets medical or athletic training personnel were mentioned in the announcement by Major League Baseball.
Manfred said in a statement that Eppler directed "the deliberate fabrication of injuries; and the associated submission of documentation for the purposes of securing multiple improper injured list placements during the 2022 and 2023 seasons."
The scheme involved fabricating injuries for up to a dozen players, sources told ESPN's Jesse Rogers. Sources also said that an anonymous letter from within the organization tipped off MLB.
In a statement given to multiple media outlets, Eppler said he "cooperated fully and transparently with MLB's investigation, and I accept their decision."
Eppler, 48, was the Mets general manager from November 2021 until he quit Oct. 5, three days after owner Steven Cohen hired David Stearns as president of baseball operations. Eppler resigned the day MLB's investigation became public.
Cohen and former manager Buck Showalter were not mentioned in the public findings of Manfred.
"The Mets have been informed of the conclusion of Major League Baseball's investigation," the team said in a statement. "With Billy Eppler's resignation on October 5, 2023, and with David Stearns leading the Baseball Operations team, the Mets consider the matter closed and will have no further comment."
@playahaitian @darth frosty @jack walsh13
Ex-Mets GM Eppler banned for fabricating injuries
Former Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
Former New York Mets general manager Billy Eppler was suspended through the 2024 World Series on Friday by commissioner Rob Manfred, who concluded that he directed the team to fabricate injuries to create open roster spots.
No Mets medical or athletic training personnel were mentioned in the announcement by Major League Baseball.
Manfred said in a statement that Eppler directed "the deliberate fabrication of injuries; and the associated submission of documentation for the purposes of securing multiple improper injured list placements during the 2022 and 2023 seasons."
The scheme involved fabricating injuries for up to a dozen players, sources told ESPN's Jesse Rogers. Sources also said that an anonymous letter from within the organization tipped off MLB.
In a statement given to multiple media outlets, Eppler said he "cooperated fully and transparently with MLB's investigation, and I accept their decision."
Eppler, 48, was the Mets general manager from November 2021 until he quit Oct. 5, three days after owner Steven Cohen hired David Stearns as president of baseball operations. Eppler resigned the day MLB's investigation became public.
Cohen and former manager Buck Showalter were not mentioned in the public findings of Manfred.
"The Mets have been informed of the conclusion of Major League Baseball's investigation," the team said in a statement. "With Billy Eppler's resignation on October 5, 2023, and with David Stearns leading the Baseball Operations team, the Mets consider the matter closed and will have no further comment."
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Ummm Logan Webb?
Do YOU become the villian now too?
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Cause THIS is a big ticket signing...
Ummm Logan Webb?
Do YOU become the villian now too?
Dodgers head to spring training in ‘full villain mode’
Their winter spending spree is already seen by many as an attempt to correct recent playoff failures by buying a World Series title, but they don’t see their billion-dollar flex as “bad for basebal…
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Dodgers' Offseason Spending Spree Ticked Off Giants Players
The Dodgers are the villains of the baseball world now.
Cause THIS is a big ticket signing...
Manfred to retire as MLB commissioner in 2029
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday he will retire when his current term ends in January 2029.
Deadspin | Commissioner Rob Manfred to retire when current contract ends
Deadspin | Commissioner Rob Manfred to retire when current contract ends
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Bradish, Henderson headline list of injured O's
Kyle Bradish will start the season on the IL because of an elbow sprain, one of multiple Orioles dealing with injuries at the start of spring training.
Fanatics and Nike's New MLB Uniforms Spark Fan Uproar, Player Disagreement
While Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Jason Heyward endorsed MLB's new jerseys from Nike and Fanatics, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas and fans across baseball made their disappointment known.
Honestly Cuzzo, noboby thinking about the Dodgers. Braves, Phllies are just as deep, if not deeper. The Whit Merrifiend signing was HUGE for the Phillies as he can ball. And pretty much play anywhere. Also, you figure San Diego will be better and added expectations will not razzle Arrizona. Fuck a Dodger cuzzo.@dik cashmere
Ummm Logan Webb?
Do YOU become the villian now too?
Dodgers head to spring training in ‘full villain mode’
Their winter spending spree is already seen by many as an attempt to correct recent playoff failures by buying a World Series title, but they don’t see their billion-dollar flex as “bad for basebal…
Dodgers' Offseason Spending Spree Ticked Off Giants Players
The Dodgers are the villains of the baseball world now.
Cause THIS is a big ticket signing...
Fanatics and Nike's New MLB Uniforms Spark Fan Uproar, Player Disagreement
While Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Jason Heyward endorsed MLB's new jerseys from Nike and Fanatics, St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Miles Mikolas and fans across baseball made their disappointment known.
Fuckin Jersey's look like some shit from the K-Mart blue light special. Straight trash.
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These weirdos say this stupid shit but love the money and continue to play the game.
That was my man's when he was with the NATS....Why make a comment like this is crazy
^^^^
Post of the night.
WHY SAY THIS SH*T PUBLICLY !!??
I get it trust me your father your uncle your coach your girl your hood your circumstances
can make a player hate the game BEFORE college
Trust me I get that. Rightfully so.
I knew mad dudes hated basketball but they were tall so no choice. Same with football
But at this level? True or not? Just STFU.
And I hope they don't try to blame "player empowerment" on this. This fool just said some dumbness
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Judge: Toe will require 'constant maintenance'
After missing 42 games with a torn ligament in his right big toe last season, Aaron Judge says the injury will require "constant maintenance" the rest of his career.
DamnJudge: Toe will require 'constant maintenance'
After missing 42 games with a torn ligament in his right big toe last season, Aaron Judge says the injury will require "constant maintenance" the rest of his career.
I'm sure the P.R. department will have a word with his ass.
Yeah
But it's too late now