With the winter meetings approaching, we continue our search for a Diamondbacks first baseman with a look at a potential trade for the Philadelphia Phillies’ Alec Bohm.
What would the Phillies want in return? We also discuss Baltimore Orioles first baseman Ryan Mountcastle as a potential trade target. Finally, as Derek walks through the surprisingly difficult task of obtaining a US passport, we are snake drafting the most annoying adult tasks.
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The Boston Red Sox should be watching the trade market closely right now.
In the world of professional baseball, where rivalries run deep and egos clash on the diamond, few moments capture the drama quite like George Springer‘s public takedown of the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Toronto Blue Jays outfielder, known for his powerful swing and clutch performances, didn’t hold back when asked about the Dodgers‘ reported interest in signing him. His words ignited a firestorm in the MLB community, painting the Dodgers as unworthy of his talents and labeling them a “lightweight team.” But what followed was an even more explosive response from Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani, whose 12-word comeback left Springer speechless and the baseball world buzzing. This incident not only highlighted the intense competition within MLB but also underscored the power of words in shaping perceptions of teams and players alike.
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