Any Baseball fans??? - motoring|underground

98LowRanger · #1 01-28-2014, 06:14 AM

Just wondered if there was any diehard baseball fans that would want to join my fantasy baseball league. I need about 4 more people. The cost is FREE. You just need a valid Yahoo account (e-mail) and be willing to commit to keeping up with your team ALL YEAR. Yes, that means you have to adjust your roster for approximately 180 days from early April till August. I've done it before and it really only takes a few minutes each morning or you can adjust your roster on Sunday for the whole week. Honestly, you do have to be fairly into the game of baseball or else you will lose interest.

cole9953 · #2 01-28-2014, 11:17 PM

I feel like i have not heard anyone talk about baseball in years. but maybe thats because i live in houston.

do the astros still suck?

98LowRanger · #3 01-29-2014, 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by cole9953

I feel like i have not heard anyone talk about baseball in years. but maybe thats because i live in houston.

do the astros still suck?

Yes they do...haha. When I think of the Astros I still think back to the years when they had Jeff Bagwell and Craig Biggio.

maxmini · #4 01-30-2014, 06:38 PM

A baseball fun fact for you . Some sports writer out here calculated Keyshawn johnson's (sp) new contract works out to $ 10,000 per throw. His agent made $6,000,000 on the deal .

Randy

chipgrafx · #5 01-31-2014, 01:12 AM

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Originally Posted by maxmini

A baseball fun fact for you . Some sports writer out here calculated Keyshawn johnson's (sp) new contract works out to $ 10,000 per throw. His agent made $6,000,000 on the deal .

Randy

Who is Keyshawn Johnson? The football player that retired in 2007?

maxmini · #6 01-31-2014, 04:52 AM

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Originally Posted by chipgrafx

Who is Keyshawn Johnson? The football player that retired in 2007?

I said I spelled it wrong

Clayton Kershaw

seven-year, $215 million

chipgrafx · #7 01-31-2014, 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by maxmini

I said I spelled it wrong

Clayton Kershaw

seven-year, $215 million

That's a little more than a misspelling.

And yes, that contract is ridiculous. It makes him the highest paid pitcher and the sixth highest paid player in baseball history. Hope he stays healthy...