The sheer insanity of attempting something like this, and then the discipline and talent to pull it off. I am utterly blown away, and if you have some time, you should click through to that account to see why it dropped my jaw:
Oh.
My.
— Brett Taylor (@Brett_A_Taylor) February 14, 2019
Nothing you or I do will ever be as accomplished and magical as that. Just pack it all in now.
On to the Bullets …
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<) )╯The Cubs should've
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( (> Signed Bryce Harper
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<) )╯Or released Addison Russell and signed Machado
/ https://t.co/EAFJJz9j72— Nate Silver (@NateSilver538) February 15, 2019
It is Feb. 15. Bryce Harper and Manny Machado remain free agents. Amid all the fake rumors, stupid tweets and red herrings, I tried to answer a very simple question: Why?
That and much, much more in a column that has 10 items and could use a new name: https://t.co/ZjF1xWag73 pic.twitter.com/bhdAcP0YFU
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) February 15, 2019
Carl Edwards Jr's new delivery next to Clayton Kershaw: pic.twitter.com/Le7pEZVlYe
— Michael Cerami (@Michael_Cerami) February 16, 2019
One of the best outings by a Cub prospect all year was Bailey Clark on April 19 in Dayton. 12 batters faced, 44 pitches, 13 whiffs. This is Clark at his best, a multi-inning modern reliever with a heavy fastball and wipeout slider. Here are 12 of those swings and misses. pic.twitter.com/TJ0HLWTP0W
— Cubs Prospects – Bryan Smith (@cubprospects) February 15, 2019
One guy who comes out looking good in swinging strike analysis is Tyson Miller. He had 0 starts last year with less than 7 swinging strikes, and got to double-digits in 16 of his 23 outings. Miller was just so darn good and consistent last year.
— Cubs Prospects – Bryan Smith (@cubprospects) February 15, 2019
List of players signing extensions this offseason, all with club options.
– Whit Merrifield 4 yrs/$16.25 million
– Aaron Nola 4 yrs/$45 million
– Max Kepler 5 yrs/$35 million
– Jorge Polanco 5 yrs/$25.75 million
– Luis Severino 4 yrs/$40 million— Kyle Glaser (@KyleAGlaser) February 15, 2019
The #Phillies say their season ticket sales are $150,000 ahead of last year. MacPhail: "The way it's been explained to me is it's good, but not great."
— Scott Miller (@ScottMillerBbl) February 15, 2019
2019 ZiPS Projections – Washington Nationals https://t.co/1e6wWlh3FD
— FanGraphs Baseball (@fangraphs) February 15, 2019
Chris Conley Presents a Possible Solution to the Bears’ Need for Receiver Depth https://t.co/qXsXlANQni pic.twitter.com/LqirTwgI9n
— Bleacher Nation Bears (@BN_Bears) February 15, 2019
Could the Bears Target Versatile Nickel Defensive Back Brian Poole This Offseason? https://t.co/ZEWWb4z0Hr pic.twitter.com/MJmRlCFuvU
— Bleacher Nation Bears (@BN_Bears) February 15, 2019