Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team. Get off my team.
Also that girl is not NEARLY as hot as Bae. This kid really is losing it.
https://twitter.com/MLBastian/status/692029346039619584
Freakin Indians man. Keep making financially responsible, smart baseball moves. I’m FED UP!
If Tomlin can come close to repeating last season, where he went 7-2 with an ERA just barely above 3, this will end up being a great deal for the club. He and Cody Anderson will battle for the 5th spot in the rotation this spring, and while some might think this deal gives Tomlin the edge, I’m not so sure. The team values starting pitching depth so much that I think they’d be perfectly comfortable paying $2.25 million to a long reliever in 2016 if Anderson did indeed win the job. And if Josh does get the nod, we have last September’s AL Pitcher of the Month waiting for another opportunity in AAA. Depth is fun.
KEEP THE CHIEF
“Pop, can you give us your overall observations?”
“We almost got em’.”
Pop is the best, plain and simple. A league of his own as a coach and a league of his own as an interviewee. This clip was lighthearted and hilarious, just like most of his exchanges with reporters. So if you’re offended by this one…I kind of don’t like you. He’s poking fun at how absurd it is to fire a coach who had as much success as David Blatt, which is accurate, because he’s the most successful coach of all time to be fired. There’s really no debating it was an unprecedented move. So let’s not try and turn this into locker room material. It’s just Pop being Pop.
Bottlegate 