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There is no deadline. Just a rich idiot running his mouth with no care for it's consequences. See it all the time at work with some gal thinkin she's it and that she's the one. It is all a little retarded and the Yankees need to cool down on their stoic position of aristocracy. Money is not everything in life especially when you already have some coin.

It's obvious they need Sabathia, it was stupid to act as if they didn't. Sabathia is legit. I am hoping he stays with the Brewers somehow, that'd be a nice story.

I hate when people use the word coin.

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Originally posted 07:09 AM ET  11.25 by FloridaBoy5

It's obvious they need Sabathia, it was stupid to act as if they didn't. Sabathia is legit. I am hoping he stays with the Brewers somehow, that'd be a nice story.

SO they can abuse him next year too?

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Originally posted 05:59 AM ET  11.25 by Bond 007

There is no deadline. Just a rich idiot running his mouth with no care for it's consequences. See it all the time at work with some gal thinkin she's it and that she's the one. It is all a little retarded and the Yankees need to cool down on their stoic position of aristocracy. Money is not everything in life especially when you already have some coin.

why are you so bitter?

they asked him a question and he responded
how do you get 'aristocracy' and 'idiot' from that ?

Well aside from the Brewers offer of $100M and the Yankees 6 year $140M I haven't seen any other team make an official bid. So how can these teams be in the supposed race if no one has made an offer? And as much as the Brewers gave it a good effort if CC wanted to stay there he would have taken the deal by now. I think he was hoping for the Dodgers, Giants or Angels to make a bid by now so he could accept it but that has yet to happen and now the only other deal on the table is to go to NY where he will be far away from the west coast and never get to hit.

Yesterday the offer was not forever...today...no time limit...

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Originally posted 08:49 AM ET  11.25 by jgb

why are you so bitter?they asked him a question and he respondedhow do you get 'aristocracy' and 'idiot' from that ?

He got it from his E-Harmony profile.

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Originally posted 10:06 AM ET  11.25 by AllStarz

Yesterday the offer was not forever...today...no time limit...

Maybe this is like that whole Arod is never playing in NY again that Hank told the press last winter and then we signed him to the biggest deal in history.

CubsfanIL.....LMAO Of course you're going to be bitter toward CC or anyone for that matter cause your team is a bunch of chokers...

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Originally posted 11:13 AM ET  11.25 by BBPS

CubsfanIL.....LMAO Of course you're going to be bitter toward CC or anyone for that matter cause your team is a bunch of chokers...

I do not think he was talking to me if you read all the comments there BBPS, and what team are you a bandwagon jumper, fairweather fan????

Given Sabathia's physical condition (or lack there of), I just don't think he'll be an effective pitcher for more than 2-3 years. Yankees will regret signing him for a 6 year deal.

They will pull the offer once he signs a contract whether it be with them or another team.

I actually agree that Sabathia for 6 years doesn't make sense (to me). If you sign any pitcher for 6 years the only way it will pay dividends in the end is if they are "Hall of Fame" caliber pitchers i.e. Greg Maddux/Roger Clemens/Mike Mussina. At this point I would say Sabathia is a perennial All-Star candidate but that's still a far cry from HOF first balloter.

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Originally posted 08:31 AM ET  11.25 by avirex34

I hate when people use the word coin.

cosign

If he aint signed it yet, he aint gonna...sorry bombers.....not this time.

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Originally posted 07:40 PM ET  11.25 by Grossedout9

Laughs............ok if you say so........How well did he pitch last year? Ok there you go your corrected.........

Its really hard to take your comments seriously when you have two guys kissing as your avitar...