Isn't it that the younger Lerner just doesn't love baseball and wants to pursue other opportunities with the money?
They could easily hold the team and run it like the As.
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They could easily hold the team and run it like the As.
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Write ups of the prospects the Nats got for Soto.
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Law's trade report: Soto fills sinkhole in Padres' lineup; Nats collect exorbitant return
The Padres are now a much better team, but we might be talking about what they gave up for Juan Soto for a very long time.
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No takers for Nelson Cruz? maybe we trade him at the waivers deadline. You would think someone would atleast want him to pinch hit
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How long between the Redskins' last Super Bowl win and the Caps' cup? 26 years? Might be another wait like that for D.C. Don't really see any obvious team in the market that's going to be a contender any time soon.
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Vin Scully, Hall of Fame broadcaster for the Dodgers in Brooklyn and Los Angeles, died Tuesday, the team announced.
RIP Vin Scully…….my personal favorite voice of baseball growing up.
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Thom Loverro said if these Soto prospects work out the Nats could be back in the playoff hunt by 2026. Add a new owner that will spend money, could be sooner.Closest is the Commanders
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Phil among 11 from LIV to file suit vs. PGA Tour
Eleven golfers, including Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against the PGA Tour, with three of them also filing to gain entry into the FedEx Cup playoffs.
Hey they could even re-sign Soto in two and half years when he's a free agent.
Too many unknowns until we can see who is coming in as an owner. Being held hostage by the MASN deal might forever preclude being a big market club.
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Was kind of thinking in the past couple of days that Strasburg re-signing and failure to even get on the field since could be looked at putting this team over the edge of that rebuild. If he had Scherzer health and performed decently they might have been able to build around this but maybe it is more than that.
In further reporting it really sounded like the Soto camp had already decided that they are going to go all the way to free agency in 2.5 years which is not surprising when being represented by Evil Corp.
In further reporting it really sounded like the Soto camp had already decided that they are going to go all the way to free agency in 2.5 years which is not surprising when being represented by Evil Corp.
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Brittney Griner found guilty in Russian drug trial, sentenced to 9 years in prison — ABC News
Griner has been detained in Russia on drug charges since Feb. 17.
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San Diego is all abuzz over Soto. The local music radio stations morning crew are all talking about it, even when they never usually mention sports at all. Apparently Soto is also involved in tough negotiations on getting his jersey number from reliever Nick Martinez.
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I'll take door number 2, no trips to Russia.
Clearly a tactic for more leverage behind a prisoner exchange or other political concession but yeah, no thanks on a visit to Russia for me.
I know Griner was working in Russia so it’s different but I’ll never understand the people who willingly travel to dangerous places. Maybe I’m paranoid because of my military background but why do people feel the need to visit places like North Korea, Iran, Afghanistan’s, etc?? Or why do people volunteer to provide aid in places like Syria or Libya? The risk/reward profile is skewed so heavily in the favor of risk that it just blows my mind how we regularly read articles about this person being kidnapped by rebels and held for ransom in Syria or that person bring detained by government officials trying to leave Iran. I guess people think bad shit will never happen to them and then it’s too late.
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Bro it’s not any different in red/rural America.
Idaho/ Wyoming would probably do the same. Let’s not cast rocks when we live in a glass house.
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Nobody in America gets 9 years in a penal colony for 3/4 of a gram of hash oil.
This is being done for political reasons.
