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hey ace question? i see that the rangers are willing to eat half of michael youngs contract..are the cubs back in the hunt for him?? also i feel that max ramirez should be on the 40 man roster he simple has out performed koye hill!
I’ve not heard or read anything with respect to Michael Young in over a week. Even at half salary, Young would be overpaid on the Cubs.
As for Ramirez, you won’t hear me argue. I would argue even less about Welington Castillo.
Houston Astros PythagenPat win projects says they’ll be 130-32 this year. So much for getting the #1 overall pick 2 years in a row!