Garcia or Hughes will be the long reliever.

Oswalt wants to be paid and play in the midwest. Like I said, we have Hughes and Garcia.

Yes, that's what I mean. He turned down north of 5 million guaranteed.

27 would win 100 Million dollars and drone on here incessantly about how much money he is going to have to pay in taxes......takes all kinds I guess.........

while mixing in quotes from you of what you would say if you won $100 million dollars. and then yelling at you for not backing up the quotes he made up and attributed to you. and THEN capitalizing RANDOM words throughout THE RANT.

Don't bother with 27, I'm sure he's THRILLED that Hughes is doing bad.
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He'll never admit when he's wrong, and I've always brought up Cano, and how he wanted Cano off the team A.S.A.P.
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I am not at home, but I have a ton of stuff saved, which I happily always post when 27 gets out of line. He has never been exited about a prospect, was even happy when Montero struggled when he first came up before torching the ball.

so when Cano dogs it down the 1st base line, you APPLAUD, right? when he "gives up" before the out is actually recorded, that's fine by you, right? (DJ ALWAYS running it out is the WRONG way, right?) -- no improvement (guaranteed by the likes of you) in plate discipline is no big thang

Cano is beyond ANY reproach in your kiss-his-butt-ALWAYS mode -- better renew your Cano fanclub membership -- can't let it run out

And to mindless whiners like yourself, he can do no right. He's a top 10 player in the game. End of discussion. You are a miserable, miserable little man.

Just answer this one question (and don't go off on any ADHD fueled rants, non-sequitors or anything else):

What exactly makes you a "Yankee fan" when you hate nearly every single player on the team?

and there it is. You applaud when cano jogs to first, you're fine with him giving up before the out is recorded, you think jeter going all out is wrong, cano has shown none of the plate discipline you guaranteed he would, and you kiss his butt all the time so you can keep your cano fan club membership.

WHY do YOU do THESE things?

I don't have to answer to you or any other post-1996 bandwagoner -- I lived through the first and second Yankee "dark ages", yet still called them my team, painful as that was at the time

you're likely a frontrunner, who became a Mets fan when it was fashionable (1969 and/or 1986), only to decide it was OK to wear the interlocking white NY on navy around, say, 1994 -- and, if YOU moved to Beantown in 2004 (like I did), you'd be claiming lifelong RSNer status