JTRiddlesMom

Good. JT deserved this.

This is bullshit. Joshua did nothing to deserve this callup. If it wasn't for Martin's injury he'd still be riding the bench in New Orleans. We're ashamed of him.

You're being unrealistic thinking it's so easy to go buy this pitching you want them to get. Number 1, tell me 2 SP out there that they can afford to get. Number 2, how do you expect them to splurge on SP when they're in so much debt and are losing money every year with low attendance and their bad tv deal? And this has nothing to do with Jeter being cheap. It's simple math. If they're losing money how is it smart to add even more to the payroll without fixing the financial losses first? Your wishes for them are the same as if you were asking someone who's unable to pay their rent to go out and buy a new car tomorrow. Please explain this to me.

When is Jeter gonna trade my son? He makes way too much money for how lame he is. Dump his salary asap please.

Only one problem with that quote... Can't run the organization the way it's been run before??? THEN WHY IS MIKE HILL STILL THE GM????

https://www.fanragsports.com/jeters-marlins-bid-may-be-voted-on-soon/ FYI Jeter will only own a 4% share of the team. Michael Jordan just half of one share. Sherman of course will be the control person with a 46% share. Also a COO will be hired to actually run the business side as Sherman has no baseball experience. It's amazing how little experience this entire group has. There's no guarantee any of this works out. It's a little scary how unknown the post-Loria era will be. We assumed it'd be only better things after Loria but I'm not convinced.

If Mike Hill stays on this is probably our Opening Day starter next season.

First of all, even if he decides to leave he doesn't forgo the contract. He gets that money no matter where he plays unless he opts out. Switching teams doesn't negate the contract. Secondly, there's also no guarantee that the team he gets traded to is gonna be an immediate winner either so there's always the chance he'd prefer to stay here, be the face of the franchise (yes, even in losing seasons, look at 2017 as a perfect example), and hopefully ride out the storm and still be here for the next good team. I mean, I know it's unlikely, but what if Jeter does figure this out fairly quickly and the team is good 2 to 3 years from now? Stanton is definitely young enough to still be a significant part of that. It's not all the same but look at Ryan Zimmerman being productive for the Nationals at age 32 after riding out their bad years in his twenties. Stanton could be similar. Again, I'm not saying all of this is likely but it's all more reasons why Stanton might not really mind staying.

huh?

Excellent article... http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/article175185466.html

Full no trade clause. It's not Jeters decision if Stanton goes. Never forget that.

You know who's gonna be a reallllly good test for us to see how much of an idiot Jeter is? Perry Hill. If he fires Perry Hill that will tell me a lot.

Lol awesome. Let me check the rates and get back to you.

My joke was better.