FTN wrote:gelb, salisbury, and zolecki are pretty much running the show, the other ratards are like an anchor pulling down the boat.
CFP wrote:I saw a Facebook group pop up earlier today that was running with "Chooch's Cincos"
"Roy Halladay had a full no-trade -- and waived it to come here," GM Ruben Amaro Jr. said. "Roy Oswalt had a full no-trade -- and came here. Cliff Lee had a chance to go to 29 other teams -- and came here."
Jayson Stark wrote: Blah blah blah five horsemen blah blah blah hyperbole relating days, months, years to minutes blah blah blah five horsemen cheese steaks blah blah five horsemen another hyperbole five horsemen
Doll Is Mine wrote:This Ellen DeGeneres look alike on ESPN is annoying. Who the hell is he?
slugsrbad wrote:
Seriously, if Five Horsemen catches on I will go apoplectic. I can already here Tmac using the term.. ugh.
Napalm wrote:I've been staring at this for a little while and it's pretty good.
swishnicholson wrote:slugsrbad wrote:
Seriously, if Five Horsemen catches on I will go apoplectic. I can already here Tmac using the term.. ugh.
Maybe Famous Five instead. At least we won't have to strain to figure out which one's Cole and which one's Blanton:
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Money is the sticking point, according to Pat Rooney, who represents Manuel.
“Charlie deserves to be paid as one of the top five managers in baseball,” Rooney told CSNPhilly.com on Monday night. “I don’t want to negotiate through the media, but they know our position. Hopefully we’ll have something by opening day.”
Rooney declined further comment.
Earlier Monday, Phils general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. was asked if he believed that Manuel deserved to be paid as one of the game’s top managers.
“I’m not going to get into our discussions,” Amaro said. “We don’t talk about negotiations. Obviously we want to get it done. We’d like to keep Charlie. Hopefully we’ll be able to get something done.”
Manuel, 67, is signed through this season at $2.4 million. Sources say he is seeking a two-year extension worth about $4 million per season. That salary would be in line with Boston’s Terry Francona and Detroit’s Jim Leyland, who will both make $4 million this season, according to sources. The Angels’ Mike Scioscia will make $4.5 million. The Reds’ Dusty Baker makes in the neighborhood of $3.7 million, according to sources. Tony LaRussa’s salary with St. Louis is a closely guarded secret.