Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Ya'll let Reyes slip to the third round. Go ahead. Ol'Edwards Kings will be waiting there to pounce on Reyes like a tiger...ok...like a fat guy on the last biscuit...but pouncing none the less.
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Originally posted by Edwards Kings:
Ya'll let Reyes slip to the third round. Go ahead. Ol'Edwards Kings will be waiting there to pounce on Reyes like a tiger...ok...like a fat guy on the last biscuit...but pouncing none the less. Cats pounce. Dogs think they pounce. Cats laugh at dogs who think they are pouncing.
Wayne, we're dogs.
Ya'll let Reyes slip to the third round. Go ahead. Ol'Edwards Kings will be waiting there to pounce on Reyes like a tiger...ok...like a fat guy on the last biscuit...but pouncing none the less. Cats pounce. Dogs think they pounce. Cats laugh at dogs who think they are pouncing.
Wayne, we're dogs.
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
this 2-8 weeks is a pretty big range; I had my thyroid removed because it was overactive; so when that happens I automatically became hypo same a s Reyes now; I do remember ending up in the hospital for 1 week because they could not stabilize me; when discharged I missed almost 4 weeks of work because of fatigue.
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Originally posted by Jim Christie:
this 2-8 weeks is a pretty big range; I had my thyroid removed because it was overactive; so when that happens I automatically became hypo same a s Reyes now; I do remember ending up in the hospital for 1 week because they could not stabilize me; when discharged I missed almost 4 weeks of work because of fatigue. Can you steal bases like you once did?
this 2-8 weeks is a pretty big range; I had my thyroid removed because it was overactive; so when that happens I automatically became hypo same a s Reyes now; I do remember ending up in the hospital for 1 week because they could not stabilize me; when discharged I missed almost 4 weeks of work because of fatigue. Can you steal bases like you once did?
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Originally posted by Greg Ambrosius:
quote:Originally posted by CC's Desperados:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ryan Carey:
The NY Daily News is reporting that Mets SS Jose Reyes will remain in New York for several weeks and open the season on the DL.
http://ow.ly/1halq Great! Greg gave me some rope and you kick out the chair! [/QUOTE]SHAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNNNNNN!!!!!
Hell, I just played hoops with a thyroid condition. I sure hope it's not worse than taking synthroid every day. This does NOT sound good.
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I run marathons and train 60+ miles/week despite being stuck on synthroid.
I no longer have a thyroid gland (a la Doug Davis, et al)
Jose needs to man up
[ March 11, 2010, 09:06 PM: Message edited by: MadCow Sez ]
quote:Originally posted by CC's Desperados:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ryan Carey:
The NY Daily News is reporting that Mets SS Jose Reyes will remain in New York for several weeks and open the season on the DL.
http://ow.ly/1halq Great! Greg gave me some rope and you kick out the chair! [/QUOTE]SHAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWNNNNNN!!!!!
Hell, I just played hoops with a thyroid condition. I sure hope it's not worse than taking synthroid every day. This does NOT sound good.
[/QUOTE}I run marathons and train 60+ miles/week despite being stuck on synthroid.
I no longer have a thyroid gland (a la Doug Davis, et al)
Jose needs to man up
[ March 11, 2010, 09:06 PM: Message edited by: MadCow Sez ]
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Originally posted by Navel Lint:
quote:Originally posted by eddiejag:
THIS new's has jushed knocked REYES into the 4th round.Who know's how much time he will miss.Not good new's next week's main events will give us a clue.Do you feel lucky punk. This is one of the issues that make drafting the Main Event over two weekends……………… interesting.
If I heard correctly, on today’s spring training broadcast of the Mets they said Reyes would be out anywhere from 2-8 weeks. Those drafting week 1 will probably have no idea if it’s 2 or 8 or somewhere in-between. Week 2 people may have a better idea of what it will be. All of this effects when Reyes will be drafted.
Is it an advantage or disadvantage? Only time will tell.
BTW, as I am writing this the Mets just went back-to-back jacks to dead center field (410). [/QUOTE]Interesting indeed. I think the Reyes situation definitely favors the 2nd weekend but... if next Saturday, the timefram is still 2-8 wks and team 15 drafts him at 4.1, and then it's announced Reyes will only miss 2 wks and be ready by opening day, that's quite a bargain. Those drafting the second weekend would likely be picking him early to mid 2nd rd (maybe even late 1st
).
Side rant: I still preferred it when there was just ONE main event and everyone in this contest drafted on the same day at the same time. It was unique and everyone started on equal ground. Plus I don't like the fact that some guys will draft 2 main event teams. 1 team, 1 chance, again equal footing. No second chances.
quote:Originally posted by eddiejag:
THIS new's has jushed knocked REYES into the 4th round.Who know's how much time he will miss.Not good new's next week's main events will give us a clue.Do you feel lucky punk. This is one of the issues that make drafting the Main Event over two weekends……………… interesting.
If I heard correctly, on today’s spring training broadcast of the Mets they said Reyes would be out anywhere from 2-8 weeks. Those drafting week 1 will probably have no idea if it’s 2 or 8 or somewhere in-between. Week 2 people may have a better idea of what it will be. All of this effects when Reyes will be drafted.
Is it an advantage or disadvantage? Only time will tell.
BTW, as I am writing this the Mets just went back-to-back jacks to dead center field (410). [/QUOTE]Interesting indeed. I think the Reyes situation definitely favors the 2nd weekend but... if next Saturday, the timefram is still 2-8 wks and team 15 drafts him at 4.1, and then it's announced Reyes will only miss 2 wks and be ready by opening day, that's quite a bargain. Those drafting the second weekend would likely be picking him early to mid 2nd rd (maybe even late 1st
). Side rant: I still preferred it when there was just ONE main event and everyone in this contest drafted on the same day at the same time. It was unique and everyone started on equal ground. Plus I don't like the fact that some guys will draft 2 main event teams. 1 team, 1 chance, again equal footing. No second chances.
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Jose Reyes to start the year on the DL
Just thought I should point out that they didn't say that he'll be ready in 2-8 weeks...they said he'll be ready in "approximately 2-8 weeks". Apparently the felt that the 2-8 week range was a little too precise.