Sunny Grey

We have all been mis-spelling his name.

Spelled correctly ( see above ), it is a contradiction.

It can't be sunny out and grey and the same moment.

You can get one, but not the other.

I found a Sunny Grey symbol in my great grandmother's storage unit in Garfield, New Jersey.

Here is a photo:



It is what we all feel.  Acquiring Sunny was a " hold up ," and our hands are frozen in the, " I am cornered,  you got me, " position.

Hand's up means, " The jig is up.  Give up . Yield. Don't move ."

Sunny is just what Duque suggested;  clear evidence why Cashman would not be able to acquire a healthy, reliable, productive starting pitcher from another team, no matter what he gives up.

To have a future, one has to develop from within and stay/get lucky.  And this includes the pitching side. Better a shot for Chance Adams than to give up any of the names being bandied about.

We cannot allow the Yankees to get robbed.  Again.

I give Brian permission to spend money, but not assets.  If some team tries to hold us up for prospects, only offer money.  Boatloads of it.  At some point, money will talk.

No team in the world is going to give up, say, their version of Severino.  Someone young, reaching toward stardom.  Reaching toward excellence.

What they will give up is Pineda and Grey.  And then they rob you.  Smiling behind closed doors.

To participate in a trade is to give up.  It is having your pants removed in the schoolyard by the local bullies.

Give them your money and walk away healthy.

All they can buy with money is ice cream sandwiches.