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The Red Loft / Re: Food and How You Cook/Eat It (2023–2026)
« Last post by 1995hoo on Yesterday at 01:34:14 pm »
If he doesn't eat French fries or other potatoes, it could be the bun...it's made with potato starch. 

Folks may not know they're allergic to potatoes and can experience severe issues with even trace amounts. 

I eat potatoes all the time, and I also buy Martin's brand potato rolls when we plan to have burgers. So I doubt it's a potato allergy.
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: The Next CBA (2027 and beyond)
« Last post by Natsinpwc on Yesterday at 01:31:24 pm »
lots of chatter this morning from Passan and others that small market teams are willing to kill the league unless they get a salary cap on the belief that mlb is unsustainable without one.

Passan: https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/47620464/mlb-2026-kyle-tucker-los-angeles-dodgers-free-agency-labor-cba-offseason

MLB Live reports:
Seems that this will be as much a battle between big and small market teams as it will be between ownership and players. Is there any scenario though where the players accept a hard cap?
Well probably in the end there will be a harder cap but like the NHL or NFL. Harsher penalties. A salary floor would help the players accept. I think there is some posturing here from the smaller market owners. They are making money now.  Do they really want to give that up?
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The Clubhouse / Re: The Cavalli Has Arrived - Cade Cavalli
« Last post by imref on Yesterday at 01:12:35 pm »
gotta think that if Cavalli has a good start he gets moved. He's 27 with 3 more years of team control. That could bring a decent return if the plan is to be competitive in 27-28.
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The Red Loft / Re: Random Stuff (2026)
« Last post by JCA-CrystalCity on Yesterday at 01:05:42 pm »
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: The Next CBA (2027 and beyond)
« Last post by nobleisthyname on Yesterday at 01:03:01 pm »
Any cap comes with a floor and I don't see players accepting a floor that just maintains the status quo. Will the Guardians still be in favor of a cap if it means they are forced to spend $150M each season?
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The Clubhouse / Re: Washington Post Sports is dead (HTTR)
« Last post by nobleisthyname on Yesterday at 12:59:58 pm »
not sure if that's 4,000 paid, or just 4k total, i suspect the latter.

Ah that's true.
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The Out of Town Scoreboard / Re: 2025-26 Off-season (non-Nats)
« Last post by imref on Yesterday at 12:57:29 pm »
Yep

LAC

trading for Castellanos would be a "Cleveland Browns" level of dumb. He is a DH only at this point in his career, and not a particularly good one. Chaparro, Tena, or even Morales at this point are far better options.
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The Clubhouse / Re: Rizzo and Davey Canned
« Last post by imref on Yesterday at 12:56:16 pm »
That was 2024. Zuckerman really hit on the players being much more exited this year, to finally be brought up to speed with the rest of MLB.

more tech, more coaching too. Butera is throwing BP as well.
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The Red Loft / Re: Food and How You Cook/Eat It (2023–2026)
« Last post by Ali the Baseball Cat on Yesterday at 12:13:37 pm »
The popeyes ghost pepper sammich was messy but good.  Not exactly spicy but also not dull.
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