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Fuck the Marlins for trying.
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Pirates go Rod Barajas
pretty much locked up the NL central there
pretty much locked up the NL central there
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Ok so I just found out that the person that told me this doesn't know if that's a reliable source.
don't mind me
don't mind me
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Some guy reported this afternoon Reyes to Fish was a done deal. Was then refuted by a bunch of sources.
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Playing in the NFL stadium with a $3.50 payroll was so god damn sharp and they pissed it all away.
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Jose Reyes and the Marlins have not agreed to contact terms, according to Joe Capozzi of The Palm Beach Post.
Capozzi cited a Marlins team source. Dino Costa of SiriusXM reported Sunday evening that Reyes had agreed to terms with the Marlins and Jorge Sedano of 790 AM The Ticket in Miami followed with a report that a deal was almost completed. But Capozzi is a far more reliable source. We'd expect Reyes to visit more teams before agreeing to a contract. The dynamic 28-year-old posted a .337/.384/.493 slash line in 2011 and is expected to draw a contract worth more than $100 million this winter.
How can you not trust a guy named Dino?
Capozzi cited a Marlins team source. Dino Costa of SiriusXM reported Sunday evening that Reyes had agreed to terms with the Marlins and Jorge Sedano of 790 AM The Ticket in Miami followed with a report that a deal was almost completed. But Capozzi is a far more reliable source. We'd expect Reyes to visit more teams before agreeing to a contract. The dynamic 28-year-old posted a .337/.384/.493 slash line in 2011 and is expected to draw a contract worth more than $100 million this winter.
How can you not trust a guy named Dino?