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To recap from yesterday

Josh Donaldson to the Indians

- Jays gets PTBNL which is described as "someone with some value". Basically everything is tied into Donaldson's health. Jays are also paying $2.7 million of the remaining $4 million

Dodgers get David Freese

Brewers traded for Gio Gonazlez

- This was awkward as the Nats are playing the Brewers and Gio was told he was traded but since it wasn't official yet, he spent the game in the Nats dugout

Brewers also got Curtis Granderson

Yanks traded with the Pirates to get Adeiny Hechavarria

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Blue Jays fans will have to wait a little bit longer before the player to be named later is officially announced. According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the player is expected to be right-hander Julian Merryweather, who underwent Tommy John surgery during Spring Training. The 26-year-old posted a 5.32 ERA in 25 starts at Double-A and Triple-A last season.

 

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Because my friend was in SF watching Thor drop the hammer I got his ticket to the men's slow pitch softball game today at the place across the street in The Bronx. Highlight of my day was being able to use a coupon for a free Big Bufford at a Checker's on the way home. The Big Bufford makes a Big Mac look like a White Castle slider. 

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50 minutes ago, RIPPA said:

Based on the events of yesterday - MLB has clarified that pitchers are allowed to reference cheat sheets on the mound as long as it doesn't delay the game

That a professional needs to reference a card on the mound is a disgrace. If he can't remember details about the batter, the catcher or the manager through the catcher tells him. 

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Dodgers take 3 of 4 from AZ to knock them out of 1st in the West and take over. Matt Kemp hit a 3 run bomb B8 last night of Archie Bradley to get to a 3-2 W, and tonight B9, Boxberger walks the first 2 batters he faces, then Kiké bunts them over. Lovullo brings in Bradley to face Kemp again, and Kemp tomahawks the first pitch he throws off the LCF fence to drive them both in and get the W, again with a 3-2 outcome. 

Fuck AZ right in their earholes.

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4 hours ago, RIPPA said:

Based on the events of yesterday - MLB has clarified that pitchers are allowed to reference cheat sheets on the mound as long as it doesn't delay the game

What were the events yesterday?

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You mean like catchers wear now?

There is too much shit going on in the game today and too much info to ask these guys to keep it all in their heads. OF wear their cards in their hats and check positioning from hitter to hitter, catchers wear the pitch numbering on their sleeves, if a pitcher wants that kind of information, they should be allowed to have it.

Just another thing in the game that's changing.

 

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So Wil Myers shit on his manager (Andy Green) while he and his buddy where playing Fortnite. His buddy was streaming at the time. Oops

https://mlb.nbcsports.com/2018/09/04/wil-myers-complained-about-andy-green-during-a-fortnite-livestream/

As Hardball said - this is the most 2018 story ever

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Several Seattle Mariners players were involved in a scuffle in the team's clubhouse before Tuesday night's game against the Baltimore Orioles.

Second baseman Dee Gordon asked reporters to leave the clubhouse and shut the door, and shortly after that, the skirmish -- which appeared to involve pushing and shoving -- broke out. The double doors leading into the clubhouse burst open with players shoving and shouting.

"Things happen in a clubhouse," Mariners manager Scott Servais told reporters after the incident. "Our guys are working through it and talking through it. It's unfortunate, but it happens. Usually there is a root problem and you have to dig in there and find out where that's at and build back relationships from there."

Servais did not name the players who were involved -- he was on the field when the incident occurred -- but The Associated Press reported that shortstop Jean Segura and catcher Mike Zunino were among them.

The manager said he has seen similar incidents.

"You're talking about 25, or now in this case now 35, of the most competitive guys you're ever going to be around and you spend basically every waking moment together all the time," he said. "I've been on a number of different teams, it's something that you will see at some point.

"Guys are emotional. It's been a long year. It happens. We move past it and get ready for tonight's game."

 

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