I think the Dodgers are done. Last night's game probably sealed the deal for them.

ROFL

3 years and $36M later, and the best we get is a PTBNL. And we're excited about it.

Continue trusting "The Process."

Just shows what the rest of baseball thinks about Guillen...And Dayton gave this fool 12M per :shake:

I dont see Guillen playing over burrell

he is a worthless POS and will be lucky if hes on a roster next year

Maybe we'll get Crash Davis as the player to be named later!

ROFL ROFL ROFL

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Royals signed their 2nd and 4th rounders today.

Brett Eibner was the second rounder, a pitcher/OF from University of Akansas. The Royals are going to develop him as a power hitting outfielder, with a chance that he plays CF. R's gave him above slot $1.25M.

Jason Adam is from the KC area, a high school right hander with a live arm and decent secondary pitches. R's gave him $800K, roughly $650K above slot.

Once again, the Royals have spent the money to bring in young talent through the draft.

Just a few minor league stats from tonight:

Colon went 3-6 tonight.
Hosmer 1-5 with a 3B.
Giavotella 3-5 with a HR and 3 RBI.
Moose 1-2 so far (in Sacramento) with a SB and he's been picked off. WTH?

"That is a south american bathroom. One stop shopping."

LMAO

Eibner has serious power. Supposedly he's more advanced as a pitcher, but his bat is definitely intriguing, to say the least.

From what I've read, he was thought to be the best 2 way player in this draft. He wants to be a hitter, and the Royals need a power bat without a doubt, so it's a good fit. Worst case scenario is he can't hit a curve ball and they put his low 90s fastball on the mound.

Yep. That was a high-quality selection.

2010 was a provocative draft, primarily due to the vastly different opinions about Colon, so it will be interesting to see this one develop.

Did Bryce Harper actually sign?

Apparently they just got it done.

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