In all candor, the other part of this deal is the trade of Khalil's contract which was due to pay him $6.5 million in 2009. There are times when we have to make tough choices, and unfortunately finances do play a role. The Padres certainly aren't alone in that reality. Fortunately for us, this move provides us some flexibility in our other dealings, which could be very helpful going forward through this winter and provides us some more definition as we approach next week's Winter Meetings.
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This poor guy...
Dan: I’m a fan of non-contender that never tells us squat, so I find this kind of blog very refreshing. Being frank about Greene’s salary as a factor is more honest than you get out of most teams, so I say kudos to the Pads.
Though I am an Orioles fan, so my expectations in terms of respect of the fans is pretty low. I think we’re the most disrespected and least appreciated fans in sports.
Isn't it enough to know that I ruined a pony making a gift for you?
Detroit Lions fans could argue with that last sentence.
"Whoa... You can't say stuff like that!"
"I get it Chief. I'll play ball. You just gotta blow the whistle and call the fouls. Alright?"
I'll give him overlooked and underappreciated
but really, c’mon… Raider fans are their own universal stereotype, and everybody loves to kick them when they’re down. Better yet, some of their fans think the best way for the team to improve is for the owner to die.
Isn't it enough to know that I ruined a pony making a gift for you?
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