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I think Lebron would have left Cleveland in a heartbeat. His mission would have been done if he did indeed win and he could have moved on to bigger and better things. Not sure how I feel about the Pujols situation. Deep down, I really think that if the Cards truly wanted him, they would have never left it get to this point. He's been Albert the Great for a long time now and they probably could have got this done before this past season if they really wanted to. I guess loyalty and big buisness just do not intertwine.
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![]() It's been that way for quite a while. Anybody that is an American sports fan can't be shocked that Pujols left St. Louis.
There is no loyalty in team sports. |
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happens all the time.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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![]() They can cut him but baseball contracts are all guaranteed. He will get paid regardless.
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