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5th straight multi hit game
5th straight multi hit game
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Pujols was a monster. Is he retiring after this season?
I’m pretty sure if he retired, the Angels would still be on the hook for the rest of his player contract. MLB contracts are guaranteed. Yankees were still pay Arod the last year of his deal even though he was retired.
I’m pretty sure if he retired, the Angels would still be on the hook for the rest of his player contract. MLB contracts are guaranteed. Yankees were still pay Arod the last year of his deal even though he was retired.
I don't think so?
Probably not
https://www.forbes.com/sites/barrym...0-year-contract-with-the-angels/#3c8b2d116dbc
Plus he's under contract until 2021 and has 59 Million Dollars left on his contract. He also has a 10 Million dollar personal contract after he retires which will pay him 1 million a year for 10 years His agent put in work for him lol.
https://www.spotrac.com/mlb/los-angeles-angels/albert-pujols-795/
Yeah I didn't think so either but the way they're treating him in STL today is kinda weird . Is it his first time back?
Makes sense then.Yeah it was his 1st time back in 8 years
Phils are ***
Great. Hopefully they keep playing bad so I can get some cheap tickets to the game when the dodgers come to townPhils are ***
CHICAGO — The frustrations of a stagnant season boiled over for Mickey Callaway, Jason Vargas and the Mets on Sunday afternoon when a brutal loss to the Cubs was punctuated by an ugly incident in the clubhouse.
Several minutes after a relatively tense postgame session with reporters, Callaway snapped at Newsday reporter Tim Healey for saying “See you tomorrow, Mickey.”
“Don’t be a smartass, ************,” Callaway said while walking away.
When Callaway came back through the clubhouse moments later, Healey said he was trying to be polite. Callaway said the remark was antagonistic, shouting to a Mets PR representative, “Get the ****er out of here. We don’t need that ********.”
Just after that, pitcher Jason Vargas asked Healey what he was looking at. Healey said, “It looked like you have something to say,” and Vargas replied, “I’ll knock you the **** out, bro.” Vargas eventually took two aggressive steps toward Healey and had to be held back by teammates, including Noah Syndergaard. Carlos Gómez got between the pitcher and the reporter, and Healey departed the clubhouse.