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MLB Report: Robinson Cano Signs With Seattle Mariners (10 years, $240 million)
Remedy360:
--- Quote from: Mr. Bones on December 06, 2013, 03:44:25 PM ---
--- Quote from: Remedy360 on December 06, 2013, 03:40:55 PM ---
--- Quote from: Mr. Bones on December 06, 2013, 03:37:41 PM ---When was the last time the Mariners made the playoffs again? Just be glad you got the Seahawks man...they are superbowl material.
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That's exactly it, you don't know anything about the organization or what's lead to all these shitty years so you're not really qualified to make predictions based on the next 10 years.
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I do know the answer, it was 2001 because we beat your teams asses in the playoffs despite you having the best record. I was being a smartass with my reply.
The Seattle Sonics have a better shot at a championship over the next 10 years than the Mariners do lol
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I wasn't insinuating that you didn't actually know the last time. What I was getting at is the outsider sentiment of "ohh they haven't made the playoffs in x amount of years so it'll always be the same". It's not really logical.
Hack Wilson - real:
I will respectfully agree to disagree that this is a bad deal. However I certainly do not blame you for being excited as he is the best 2nd baseman right now and you guys need help.
Chamillitary Click:
Remedy, go fuck yourself & don't talk to me.
MistaNova:
--- Quote from: Mr. Bones on December 06, 2013, 03:16:40 PM ---Yankees were 4th place last year with Cano and Granderson....they both got mad overpaid this off season. You gotta move on and make the best decisions for both now and the future and watching Cano play until 41 for more money than Albert Pujols is retarded.
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I'm not saying that bringing back Cano at that contract or bringing back Granderson at the deal he got would've been ideal for the Yankees.
What I am saying is that without Cano the McCann and Ellsbury signings were pointless. There's no middle-of-the-order threat in the Yankees lineup anymore and the old dinosaurs the Yankees chose to rely on can't be trusted. The Yankees moved on from Cano and Granderson to McCann and Ellsbury, and they're still horrible and doomed for a 4th place finish. They can't possibly compete with Boston and Tampa in the same division.
Remedy360:
--- Quote from: Mr. Bones on December 06, 2013, 03:57:32 PM ---I will respectfully agree to disagree that this is a bad deal. However I certainly do not blame you for being excited as he is the best 2nd baseman right now and you guys need help.
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I'm not gonna argue and say I love the economics, but we needed to do this.
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