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Post by totallybolted on Jun 5, 2020 9:58:50 GMT -7
good story.
an MVP trophy at the Sb would be a good ending.
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Post by frozendisc on Jun 5, 2020 17:35:12 GMT -7
good story. an MVP trophy at the Sb would be a good ending. SB win would be sweet......my preference for the MVP would be James.
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Post by totallybolted on Jun 5, 2020 19:46:15 GMT -7
good story. an MVP trophy at the Sb would be a good ending. SB win would be sweet......my preference for the MVP would be James. truly who gets it wouldn't matter as long as it was bolt player 
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Post by afboltfan on Jun 6, 2020 5:13:51 GMT -7
good story. an MVP trophy at the Sb would be a good ending. SB win would be sweet......my preference for the MVP would be James. Tyrod Taylor
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Post by totallybolted on Jun 6, 2020 9:19:54 GMT -7
SB win would be sweet......my preference for the MVP would be James. Tyrod Taylor boom. too funnyt
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Post by frozendisc on Jun 6, 2020 17:01:27 GMT -7
SB win would be sweet......my preference for the MVP would be James. Tyrod Taylor Bolts cut Taylor, Colts pick him up, Rivers gets hurt, Taylor starts SB for the Colts' win.....earning MVP. Is that the path you are seeing?
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Post by totallybolted on Jun 6, 2020 18:34:12 GMT -7
Bolts cut Taylor, Colts pick him up, Rivers gets hurt, Taylor starts SB for the Colts' win.....earning MVP. Is that the path you are seeing? kill joy. How about..PR throws 30 ints, Brady actually gets hit and the other team not penalized, Taylor and Herbert play at the same time and we get to see the old HB pass for TD to win the SB and KA gets MVP.
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Post by jean74 on Jun 14, 2020 1:28:56 GMT -7
SB is a team sport there and win it is an award. However, but MVP is a person award.
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Post by joemcrugby on Jun 30, 2020 22:45:32 GMT -7
A mix of several threads with the RB crew!
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Post by chargerfreak on Jul 1, 2020 6:18:27 GMT -7
A mix of several threads with the RB crew! Joe, you know a lot about players contracts. I wanted to show everyone an athlete who is the BOSS of players contracts. Bobby Bonilla: But one team is paying him $1.2 million a year until 2035. (CNN) Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! ... In fact, he'll get paid $1,193,248.20 a year every year until 2035, when Bonilla is 72 entire years old. At that point, the final sum will be $29.8 million paid for a sport Bonilla will not have played professionally for 34 years.The Mets owed Bonilla $5.9 million when they released him after the 1999 season, and agreed to defer the payments through 2035 AND A second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Orioles pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years. Bobby Bonilla, we salute you as the Boss player of contracts. Well done, sir.
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Post by totallybolted on Jul 1, 2020 6:59:59 GMT -7
A mix of several threads with the RB crew! Joe, you know a lot about players contracts. I wanted to show everyone an athlete who is the BOSS of players contracts. Bobby Bonilla: But one team is paying him $1.2 million a year until 2035. (CNN) Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! ... In fact, he'll get paid $1,193,248.20 a year every year until 2035, when Bonilla is 72 entire years old. At that point, the final sum will be $29.8 million paid for a sport Bonilla will not have played professionally for 34 years.The Mets owed Bonilla $5.9 million when they released him after the 1999 season, and agreed to defer the payments through 2035 AND A second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Orioles pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years. Bobby Bonilla, we salute you as the Boss player of contracts. Well done, sir. Interest idea. defer a portion of your payments till after your playing days! That would free up a lot of CAP space wouldn't it? You could sign someone who would normally make 10 mill, but only have a 5 mill contract. The other 5 promised as a retirement fund like a 401k.
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Post by chargerfreak on Jul 1, 2020 7:10:25 GMT -7
Joe, you know a lot about players contracts. I wanted to show everyone an athlete who is the BOSS of players contracts. Bobby Bonilla: But one team is paying him $1.2 million a year until 2035. (CNN) Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! ... In fact, he'll get paid $1,193,248.20 a year every year until 2035, when Bonilla is 72 entire years old. At that point, the final sum will be $29.8 million paid for a sport Bonilla will not have played professionally for 34 years.The Mets owed Bonilla $5.9 million when they released him after the 1999 season, and agreed to defer the payments through 2035 AND A second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Orioles pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years. Bobby Bonilla, we salute you as the Boss player of contracts. Well done, sir. Interest idea. defer a portion of your payments till after your playing days! That would free up a lot of CAP space wouldn't it? You could sign someone who would normally make 10 mill, but only have a 5 mill contract. The other 5 promised as a retirement fund like a 401k. Oh it gets better. The Mets deferred the 5.9 million dollars owed because they invested it in a sure fire money- making investment: They invested it with Bernie Madoff.
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Post by joemcrugby on Jul 1, 2020 9:46:12 GMT -7
A mix of several threads with the RB crew! Joe, you know a lot about players contracts. I wanted to show everyone an athlete who is the BOSS of players contracts. Bobby Bonilla: But one team is paying him $1.2 million a year until 2035. (CNN) Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! ... In fact, he'll get paid $1,193,248.20 a year every year until 2035, when Bonilla is 72 entire years old. At that point, the final sum will be $29.8 million paid for a sport Bonilla will not have played professionally for 34 years.The Mets owed Bonilla $5.9 million when they released him after the 1999 season, and agreed to defer the payments through 2035 AND A second deferred-contract plan with the Mets and Orioles pays him $500,000 a year for 25 years. Bobby Bonilla, we salute you as the Boss player of contracts. Well done, sir. Given the revenues generated by the NFL league-wide, I don’t see the NFL going down that rabbit hole. The Mets we’re trying to keep up with the Jones’ (Yankees) with that signing while their revenues were a fraction of the Jones’ due to the MLB franchise-specific revenue stream structures. Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦, and Happy Bobby Bonilla Day!! 🍺 PS The investment with Madoff is icing on the cake!! |
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