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TheMigs - As 2020-2021 Offseason Plan By TheMigs on Dec 17, 2020, 5:12pm PST 1 This offseason is tough for the As. Like many other teams, they are strapped for cash (although for us thats nothing new). We did have some money come off the books though, and I believe we can make a few nice moves to improve our roster and support our very strong core of players enough to make us a strong contender again next year. I identified the teams main needs as the following: Starting (or at leas...

The unknowns remain many. Will spring training and, therefore the 2021 season, start on time? It’s hard to imagine that being the case, but only time will tell. Will the National League have a DH again? The MLB won’t announce a decision. Will Ian Desmond be back with the Rockies? Maybe. Bud Black thinks so. Will Scott Oberg be able to stay healthy and return as the anchor of the bullpen? I hope so and Black is optimistic. But there is one question that is easy to answer. Will the Rockies s...

share-square-367515 In his annual Winter Meetings media briefing on Thursday, there were two huge changes from the previous four winters for Dodgers manager Dave Roberts. One, it was virtual. Two, there were no questions about what went wrong in the postseason. “A lot of it is validation,” Roberts said. “You are in this to win championships. Having done that for the city, for the organization, I think certainly is a lot of validation.” Two months into celebrating a World Series win, Rob...

0 of 30 Gregory Bull/Associated Press The offseason gives every MLB club the chance to improve its roster, oftentimes by way of external moves. A key signing or trade can sometimes swing the tide of a division.  The Los Angeles Dodgers acquisition of Mookie Betts helped fuel a championship run after years of near misses. Just one year prior, the Washington Nationals signed left-hander Patrick Corbin, who subsequently provided vital innings in relief while also starting games for a team that de...

Communications to ease drop private conversations, such devices known to be used by foreign spy agencies. >> immigration is down, but we need border wall, we need -- we have a change in our laws. our laws are the worst laws of any country anywhere in the world. >> president trump not backing down on immigration reform. house republicans joining in scheduling meeting, this as central republicans come closer to forcing a vote of immigration bills in the house. senate majority leader mitch mcconnel...

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upper northwest, making driving around the region dangerous. this is video from 38th and appleton streets in northwest dc where a huge tree came crashing down on a parked car. luckily, no one was inside at the time. weve been hearing and seeing scenes like this across the region. northern virginia, trees and power lines down. thousands of customers still without power. and well go now to gwen to give us an update on how things are looking this morning. >> good morning, melanie. very ...

hour, injured several people at the prince georges county fair. across d.c. and virginia, the wind knocked down trees and utility polls. torrential rains and 60 mile an hour winds ripped through d.c., maryland and virginia. trees and power lines were toppled as this storm blew through the region. 50,000 people are without power in d.c. 70,000 are in the dark in virginia, in maryland, 20,000 have no electricity. we have team coverage tonight. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has mo...