Talkin' Baseball

      Like said in the title of this post, Opening Day is in three days, the 28th. And Jordan Montgomery still doesn't have a team.      This is a nice little way to get the blog out of temporary retirement.      Jordan Montgomery is on both of my fantasy teams, and may spend the year in my NA slot if he doesn't find a job ASAP.     W ith the start of MLB's next season just around the corner, the top free-agent doesn't have a team. Montgomery was very good last year, posting a 10-11 record and 3.20 ERA with two teams, as well as a 3-1 record and 2.90 ERA in the postseason as he led the Rangers to their first ever World Series victory. It should have been beyond easy for him to sign a contract. However, with some misfortunate happenings, it became a lot more difficult for him to find a job.     Firstly, Montgomery's latest team, the Texas Rangers, is having monetary problems after Bally Sports went bankrupt. Now, multiple teams are down funds from their contracts wit

     As I've been belly-aching about for about a month now, Don Cardwell has been taking up most of my blogging time. I've hit really bad writer's block and have been writing of bad ideas lately (like pinpointing a cartoon to a real-life baseball player).     So, I've made the hard decision to put this blog out to the pasture. Well, that's not entirely true. I'm not going to be publishing on Talkin' Baseball  for a while anymore. I'll still publish sometimes, especially when the MLB season starts again.      By the way, I have two fantasy baseball drafts coming up in a week or two, and the results of those drafts will be posted on Don Cardwell  rather than this blog. The reason for this is that Don Cardwell is much more popular than this blog, so more people will be reading and commenting on it.     That's really the only reason that I'm going to stop posting here as much. More people read Don Cardwell  and so I will post more there. It's jus