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We may be witnessing the greatest baseball player ever.
Pretty much. I was hoping the Mariners would be buyers and the Angels sellers now. Both are kinda buyers, kinda not. They are giving me agita!I think its now safe to say the are going to be going quite after Shohei this winter.
It could be worse.
Trust me.

Hey, the Mets go from as "all in" as all in can be to full rebuild.
After this post, the Cubs got mediocre for a bit. But they've gone a scorching 16 of 21 since mid-July and flipped from almost-certain sellers to (modest) buyers. They're now 1.5 games behind the division-leading Brewers. Whether they make the playoffs or not, I'm really glad they're not dumping a resurgent Bellinger.Not too much to say about the Cubs this year. They got off to a nice start, followed it up with a dreadful stretch that put them in the bottom of the division, and have since had a hot streak that has brought them...almost back to .500.
The Mariners swept four from the Angels. I hope Ohtani sees where he must go after that. Not NY or LA.After this post, the Cubs got mediocre for a bit. But they've gone a scorching 16 of 21 since mid-July and flipped from almost-certain sellers to (modest) buyers. They're now 1.5 games behind the division-leading Brewers. Whether they make the playoffs or not, I'm really glad they're not dumping a resurgent Bellinger.
I'm also extremely happy the Angels are going for it. Seeing Ohtani go to one of the usual megabucks suspects (Yanks and Dodgers) for prospects would have been sickening. Granted, he could still wind up in either place after the season but at least the Angels are still in the running.