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Other than Posey, who would you pick? (Assuming Mauer was catching and not DHing.)
Wieters.
I'm not enjoying Vasgersian and Kaat as a team.
Hush up. The International feed is Charley Steiner and Rick Sutcliffe.
Point taken.
They lost King Felix at the last minute; that was a tough blow to recover from.
What does this refer to?
Well, I was kidding, but after I posted this:
...which he also said yesterday, he mentioned that someone from the network corrected him.
The player is a citizen of the nation the team represents.
The player is qualified for citizenship or to hold a passport under the laws of a nation represented by a team, but has not been granted citizenship or been issued a passport, then the player may be made eligible by WBCI upon petition by the player or team.
The player is a permanent legal resident of the nation or territory the team represents.
The player was born in the nation or territory the team represents.
The player has one parent who is, or if deceased was, a citizen of the nation the team represents.
The player has one parent who was born in the nation or territory the team represents.
- The player is a citizen of the Federation Team's country or territory, as evidenced by a valid passport the player holds as of January 1, 2013; or
- The player is currently a permanent legal resident of the Federation Team's country or territory, as evidenced by documentation satisfactory to WBCI and the International Baseball Federation ("IBAF"), or
- The player was born in the Federation Team's country or territory, as evidenced by a birth certificate or its equivalent; or
- The player has one parent who is, or if deceased was, a citizen of the Federation Team's country or territory, as evidenced by a passport or other documentation satisfactory to WBCI and the IBAF; or
- The player has one parent who was born in the Federation Team's country or territory, as evidenced by a birth certificate or its equivalent; or
- The player presents documentary evidence satisfactory to WBCI that, even if he has not been granted citizenship or been issued a passport, the player would be granted citizenship or a passport in due course under the laws of the Federation Team's country or territory had the player applied for such citizenship or passport.
Must be the last clause, as joe was saying about Spain and those of Spanish ancestry
Venditte!
Must be weird for him facing a righty from the left
EDIT: This was in response to 133, not 135
EDIT(2): Changed as I was not responding to myself.
If Italy won tonight and the US won tomorrow, US would be at worst -2.
I assume it's the first one -- that they do not hold a passport but can demonstrate that they could get a passport if they wanted to. It's the Ichiro rule.
Here's a link
And it needs to be paternal grandparent, weirdly.
They're from Canada.
Sorry - post got chopped. Tomorrow is the 54/40 game
Okay. I was getting my information from here.
Let's go Honkbats!
One game elimination between Cuba and NED?
Ugh.
That's the Mercy Rule, right?
(If the Honkballers don't score in the bottom half)
Those pitchers from the mainland are no match.
I like it that they temporarily staved off the mercy rule. National games should be about pride.
As a wise man once said ... "Game Over, Man! Game Over!!!"
No one wants to be a pitcher down there?
Even then, the initial report was that he couldn't hit enough to stick and would go back to pitching.
Sorry, Profar's a shortstop...did you mean someone else or am I missing a joke or something (which happens often enough here)?
EDIT: Oh, I assume this is referring to the fact that a lot of teams originally wanted to sign him as a pitcher. Makes sense.
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