He can waive that.
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Absolutely fantastic to be relevant entering August.

Fortunately, its helped us a lot for the Wild Card. The playoff odds report on baseball prospectus thinks we have only a 0.5% chance of winning the division, but a 1.7% chance of grabbing at least the 2nd wild card. (2.3% overall). Maybe the focus needs to shift over to Baltimore.

Whom won last night.

It's be freaking sweet to knock ChiefsandO's team out of the playoffs and take their spot. LMAO

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Okay, here's a positive spin. In the last 10 games, the Royals have gained on these teams in the wild-card standings:

Indians - 1 game
Orioles - 3 games
Rangers - 4 games
Yankees - 4 games

yea, but that doesn't mean he will/won't ... just that he can

Would GMDM sit on his thumbs when he has the opportunity turn his reputation around? You'd think the last thing he would do today is absoltutely nothing. People are optimistic about the Kansas City Royals on July 31st. You better strike while that iron is hot.

Make something happen GMDM!

Yea, but if you are 'buying' then you almost always have to take on salary in the process. Maybe GMDM has already maxed his payroll for this year.

He doesn't want to sell because he wants to keep a winning attitude going etc.


so what do you do?


I assume they are going to consider it selling Santana for the sandwich pick if he walks in FA.

They want to win this year and moving Santana right now would probably cost us big.

Petro lobbying hard for Rickie Weeks...hard

If he lobbying as hard for that as he was for trading Wil Myers for Jair Jurrjens a few years ago?

Why?

-.7 WAR, 10 mill a year. Is there something I'm missing?

not yet

http://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2013/0...kendrick.html?

Blue Jays Interested In Howie Kendrick
By Zach Links [July 31, 2013 at 10:43am CST]
In recent days, the Blue Jays have expressed geniune interest in Angels second baseman Howie Kendrick, according to Ben Nicholson-Smith of Sportsnet. While the Blue Jays aren't buyers in the traditional sense, they are looking at ways of addressing needs for 2013 and beyond.

Kendrick, 30, will earn the prorated portion of $8.75MM in 2013, $9.35MM in 2014, and $9.5MM in 2015 before hitting free agency. This season, Kendrick is hitting .301/.344/.446 with eleven homers and is looking stronger than he did in 2012.

The Angels have also discussed Kendrick with the Royals as Kansas City combs the market for a second baseman. According to Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times, the Halos would require a front-line, Major League or MLB-ready starting pitcher for Kendrick or Erick Aybar. This morning, DiGiovanna noted that the club is fielding numerous inquiries on Kendrick, who has a no-trade list of a dozen teams.