Showing posts with label Mets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mets. Show all posts
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Albert Pujols will be a Dodger or a Met… and I predict a conspiracy theory
A bizarre and round about series of events and coincidences have made it clear to me that Albert Pujols will almost certainly not be a member of the St. Louis Cardinals next year.Before Pujols files for free agency, two large market franchises will change ownership and be in position to bid for him, and I believe Bud Selig will be manipulating the whole thing to help preserve his legacy.That’s
Thursday, April 14, 2011
The Mets are 10% of the way towards making me look right
I took a lot of heat from Mets fans when I predicted their team would lose 90 games.I have nothing against the Mets, but they weren't good last year and they are older and have the financial stink of the Madoff scandal hanging over the team.They might dismantle at any moment.Well, I was called all sorts of names... my sexual preferences were questioned... my weight was pointed out... my IQ was
Friday, March 25, 2011
Sorry Met fans... I am writing another post about your team
I've not made many Met fan friends recently... partially based on the passing around of my "Better use of $18 million" post. But forgive me, I need to write something else.I said the Mets are going to lose 90 games.From the responses by Met fans, you would have thought I said "The Lakers are going to miss the playoffs."After many comments about my weight, intelligence and sexual orientation, the
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Welcome to the Nationals Mr. Perez
He is a lock to win 15 games with the Nats!And he will be a bargain at $414,000 for Washington (and just $12 million for the Mets.)
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
A tip for the Mets… 10 better ways to spend $18 million
The Mets will have the 5th highest payroll in baseball and will probably lose 90 games in 2011, ergo they aren’t spending their money wisely.A case in point, the Mets are paying Oliver Perez and Luis Castillo a combined $18 million to NOT play for them this year. Good money in a recession.The staff at Sully Baseball can’t claim to be an economic think tank, but here are some helpful suggestions
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