Hendry can't possibly be the GM next season, right?

[Brownie]

If Phil Rogers were a weather man, he'd be predicting a foot of snow tomorrow.

[Yeti]

Oh yeah. To answer the question... No

[Bort]

Oh yeah. To answer the question... No

TWEET THAT.

[Yeti]

Oh yeah. To answer the question... No

TWEET THAT.

Ask and ye shall receive

[Tinker to Evers to Chance]

Oh yeah. To answer the question... No

TWEET THAT.

Ask and ye shall receive

Also here.

The last guy I did that to ended up in Switzerland.  So watch yourself.

[Eli]

If Phil Rogers were a weather man, he'd be predicting a foot of snow tomorrow.

I think Phil Rogers exists solely to torture reasonably intelligent baseball fans.

Amidst his slop about how Hendry should be able to rebuild what he has destroyed, he has this:

Ricketts, it appears, is giving himself wiggle room in case he decides to — for example — welcome Ned Colletti back to his original organization, assuming neither McCourt claims him in their divorce. That wouldn't be a bad move, if Colletti did become available. But it's the wrong move.

Ned Colletti?  That would suck.

Then again, even Phil knows that Crane Kenney should go.

[Yeti]

If Phil Rogers were a weather man, he'd be predicting a foot of snow tomorrow.

I think Phil Rogers exists solely to torture reasonably intelligent baseball fans.

Amidst his slop about how Hendry should be able to rebuild what he has destroyed, he has this:

Ricketts, it appears, is giving himself wiggle room in case he decides to — for example — welcome Ned Colletti back to his original organization, assuming neither McCourt claims him in their divorce. That wouldn't be a bad move, if Colletti did become available. But it's the wrong move.

Ned Colletti?  That would suck.

Then again, even Phil knows that Crane Kenney should go.

Phil was listening to The Score earlier.

[Armchair_QB]

If Phil Rogers were a weather man, he'd be predicting a foot of snow tomorrow.

I think Phil Rogers exists solely to torture reasonably intelligent baseball fans.

Amidst his slop about how Hendry should be able to rebuild what he has destroyed, he has this:

Ricketts, it appears, is giving himself wiggle room in case he decides to — for example — welcome Ned Colletti back to his original organization, assuming neither McCourt claims him in their divorce. That wouldn't be a bad move, if Colletti did become available. But it's the wrong move.

Ned Colletti?  That would suck.

Then again, even Phil knows that Crane Kenney should go.

What Phil didn't say is that Ricketts wants to bring Ned back to be the PR guy again.

[Saul Goodman]

That's, in part, the beauty of Jim Hendry.

That's a sentence that should never be written, ever.

[Saul Goodman]

DPD.  Ted Lilly is a nice guy for trying to improve the prospects the Cubs will get back for him with his last few starts.  Thanks Ted!

[Saul Goodman]

TPD.

Six teams or more are interested in Ted Lilly, who will almost certainly get traded. The Tigers, Mets and Dodgers have interest, but the Yankees probably won't be involved. The Cubs are not willing to pick up any of Lilly's salary and probably won't have to.

[Slaky]

TPD.

Six teams or more are interested in Ted Lilly, who will almost certainly get traded. The Tigers, Mets and Dodgers have interest, but the Yankees probably won't be involved. The Cubs are not willing to pick up any of Lilly's salary and probably won't have to.

Good job Ted. We'll never forget ye.

[Saul Goodman]

The Padres have been linked to infielders Ryan Theriot and Jeff Keppinger, as outfield targets such as David DeJesus, Corey Hart, and Jayson Werth drop out of the picture for various reasons.

PLEASETAKEHIMTAKEHIMNOW

[CT III]

TPD.

Six teams or more are interested in Ted Lilly, who will almost certainly get traded. The Tigers, Mets and Dodgers have interest, but the Yankees probably won't be involved. The Cubs are not willing to pick up any of Lilly's salary and probably won't have to.

Good job Ted. We'll never forget ye.

Robots don't say "ye".

[Bort]

TPD.

Six teams or more are interested in Ted Lilly, who will almost certainly get traded. The Tigers, Mets and Dodgers have interest, but the Yankees probably won't be involved. The Cubs are not willing to pick up any of Lilly's salary and probably won't have to.

Good job Ted. We'll never forget ye.

Robots don't say "ye".

I'll show ye...