by SSTN Admin
January 8, 2024
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The Tweet is actually very fun:
FROM MLBTR:
"Infielder Kevin Smith has a deal in place with the Yankees. The player posted on X a picture of a kid, presumably Smith himself, in Yankee gear. The picture came with the caption “Headed Home for 2024.” The client of The Bledsoe Agency was born and played high school ball in East Greenbush, New York."
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He's coming home........... can't wait! 😀
Lifetime: .173, .215, .516. This has got to be a joke. My lifetime slash line is better than this guy. Cashman doing his thing. Pitiful.
yet another back-up infielder.
they've added three while subtracting one
given that they began with a slight surplus of infielders,
it gives rise to a couple of thoughts
one such is that they're thinking of splitting into two teams
I’m pretty sure you won’t understand the satire in this. Maybe you know someone who can explain it to you.
Man, I loved Clerks!