Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 6:05 am
I want to drop him this week. I just don't see how he can be worth much at this point.
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Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 9:50 am
I agree , its time to let him go. I WOULDNT bid on him. I feel his season is done.I would bet big money wouldnt be spent on him.
Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 10:40 am
Originally posted by Walla Walla:
I want to drop him this week. I just don't see how he can be worth much at this point. You can definitely cut him now if you want and he will be allowed in a league's free agent pool the next week. It's obvious he won't be at 100 percent this year and his own admission that he may not play at all this year is evidence enough that he won't be his dominating self even if he does return at some point. Again, I shaded on the side of safe rather than sorry earlier this year, but at this point things look much different.
I want to drop him this week. I just don't see how he can be worth much at this point. You can definitely cut him now if you want and he will be allowed in a league's free agent pool the next week. It's obvious he won't be at 100 percent this year and his own admission that he may not play at all this year is evidence enough that he won't be his dominating self even if he does return at some point. Again, I shaded on the side of safe rather than sorry earlier this year, but at this point things look much different.
Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:47 pm
Originally posted by Greg Ambrosius:
quote:Originally posted by Walla Walla:
I want to drop him this week. I just don't see how he can be worth much at this point. You can definitely cut him now if you want and he will be allowed in a league's free agent pool the next week. It's obvious he won't be at 100 percent this year and his own admission that he may not play at all this year is evidence enough that he won't be his dominating self even if he does return at some point. Again, I shaded on the side of safe rather than sorry earlier this year, but at this point things look much different. [/QUOTE]He'll play - and soon
He's just setting up the 'miracle man plays again' story (ala Curt 'red sock' Schilling)
The man, the myth, the creator of circumstances where people speak of him in awe...
Barry Bonds.
Or maybe he's done... fokker.
Dyv
quote:Originally posted by Walla Walla:
I want to drop him this week. I just don't see how he can be worth much at this point. You can definitely cut him now if you want and he will be allowed in a league's free agent pool the next week. It's obvious he won't be at 100 percent this year and his own admission that he may not play at all this year is evidence enough that he won't be his dominating self even if he does return at some point. Again, I shaded on the side of safe rather than sorry earlier this year, but at this point things look much different. [/QUOTE]He'll play - and soon
He's just setting up the 'miracle man plays again' story (ala Curt 'red sock' Schilling)
The man, the myth, the creator of circumstances where people speak of him in awe...
Barry Bonds.
Or maybe he's done... fokker.
Dyv
Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:47 pm
Off topic...buzzed...
Does Jason Giambi's recent tear mean...
A) They have found a new steroid that flies right past the test un-detected?
B) Most of the problem is mental...and the drug doesn't due as much as the pushers claim.
~Lance
Does Jason Giambi's recent tear mean...
A) They have found a new steroid that flies right past the test un-detected?
B) Most of the problem is mental...and the drug doesn't due as much as the pushers claim.
~Lance
Is dropping Bonds allowed now?
Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2005 2:18 am
or is it c) he has been tested multiple times and thinks he will not be tested again for the rest of the year and is popping like crazy?