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Kanye West Sets Twitter Ablaze With Shots At His Own Kardashian-Jenner Family & Others, Then Promotes New Album (& There’s A Shoe Release Too)

Kanye West is back cutting up again. He went on a bizarre Twitter rant where he revealed his wife Kim Kardashian West was trying to have him hospitalized, shaded the hell out of his mom-in-law Kris Jenner, and he also called out Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. Everything inside…

Kanye West’s train to destruction continues. And his latest tweets have folks even more convinced this is all another album-and-sneaker-release PR stunt. Especially since this is far from the first time he's created a storm of controversy right before a release of a product.

After making headlines for revealing he and his wife contemplated abortion of their first child, Kanye West is back in the headlines for reckless tweets that set Twitter ablaze. His wife, Kim Kardashian West, was already reportedly "upset" and "furious" over Kanye speaking about her contemplating abortion. Now, we know she's likely ready to bust a vein in her forehead over her hubby's latest social media activity.

In a series of erratic tweets, the Jesus Is King rapper - who's supposedly running for president - didn’t hold anything back about what was going on behind-the-scenes in his personal life. He made claims that his wife Kim Kardashian West was trying to have him hospitalized after his breakdown during his South Carolina campaign appearance. During the event over the weekend, Ye broke down in tears while sharing how he and Kim considered having an abortion when they first learned they were pregnant with North.

"Kim was trying to fly to Wyoming with a doctor to lock me up like on the movie Get Out because I cried about saving my daughters life yesterday," Ye tweeted and deleted.

"Everybody knows the movie get out is about me," he tweeted.

"Kriss don’t play with me you and that calmye are not allowed around my children Ya’ll tried to lock me up," Ye tweeted. Then he added, "Kim tried to bring a doctor to lock me up with a doctor."

We’re assuming he’s referring to his mother-in-law Kris Jenner and her boyfriend Corey Gamble as “Calmye.” In other tweets, the PABLO rapper asked Kim and Kris to call him. He even shared a screenshot of a text message he sent to Kris that reads, “This Ye you ready to talk now or are still avoiding my calls."

And he didn’t stop there….

In several tweets, he made it clear his children would NEVER pose for Playboy magazine, seemingly throwing shade at Kim’s 2007 profile with the racy magazine.

”I put my life on my God that Norths mom would never photograph her doing playboy and that’s on God I’m at the ranch … come and get me,” he tweeted.

The Chi-town rapper also said Kim would never sell a sex tape that featured North unlike how Kim’s mom Kris was rumored to have did.

”I put my life on the line for my children that North’s mother would never sell her sex rape [sic],” he continued tweeting. "West children will never do playboy west," he wrote along with a picture of himself and his children.

He shared a screenshot of a Google search of the words "righteous indignation," which is typically a reactive emotion of anger over mistreatment, insult, or malice of another. It is akin to what is called the sense of injustice.

The "Ultralight Beam" rapper also went off on Shia LaBeouf and VOGUE editor-in-chief Anna Wintour. He said Shia is "cap" since he didn't show up for his Gap photoshoot to launch his new collaboration collection.

"Shia was deposed to do the first YZY GAP shoot and he never showed up," he wrote. "Shia is cap." He popped off on Anna Wintour for bring fake.

"Anna Wintour always showed me love but when I told her I was going to GAP she looked at me like I was crazy Then she called back kissing my ass," he shared.

Peep his tweets below:

We would bet our last dollar the "Keeping Up With The Kardashians" cameras are rolling to capture this sh*tstorm. It's ratings gold and that's all the Kardashian Klan has proven to be concerned about anyway: Fame. Ye keeps giving them the ammunition they crave to stay relevant. Family "sources" are already speaking to the tabloids today while the family stays totally mum on the issue on their own platforms:

A source told Entertainment Tonight that Kim is 'completely devastated' by Kanye's tweets and that she has been trying to get her husband help for his bipolar disorder but he has refused.

'Kim has always been public about everything in her life, but with Kanye and him being bipolar she has always respected to keep that more private and within the family,' the source said.

'Kanye tweeting about the family and painting her as trying to 'lock him up' has upset Kim because that wasn't her intention and she only ever wants the best for her husband.'

Meanwhile, another source told Us Weekly that Kim and the rest of the Kardashians think Kanye 'crossed a line' by airing private family matters.

'She's tried so hard to help him, but now Kim and her family feel as though he's really crossed a line by talking negatively about them publicly and sharing private family matters with the public,' the source said.

'She feels helpless at this point.'

We all know what happens when the Kardashians are fed with with their black partners.

Get Out stars Lil Rel Howery & Lakeith Stanfield reacted to Ye's controversial tweets:

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Well damn.

A post shared by LaKeith Htiekal Stanfield (@lakeithstanfield3) on Jul 20, 2020 at 7:40pm PDT

Meanwhile, Kanye's billionaire friend Elon Musk tweeted afterwards, "We talked about an hour ago. He seems fine."

After his Twitter rant, Ye announced his new album titled DONDA set to drop this Friday, July 24th :

DONDA coming this Friday pic.twitter.com/HGibF3PHYf

— ye (@kanyewest) July 21, 2020

That's not all that's dropping this Friday:

Adidas announced the reflective ($250) and the non-reflective ($230) versions of the Yeezy Boost 380 "Blue Oat" are dropping on July 24th and July 25th, respectively.

Hmph.

Kanye has said that he has clinically diagnosed bipolar disorder. And it begs the question of whether this is actually another episode, or if this is a PR stunt. It's also possible that it's both.

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Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / Photos Getty / CSPANThe House Oversight Committee voted on party lines Wednesday to hold Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress for their failure to respond to subpoenas about the addition of a citizenship question to the census.That action comes a day after the House authorized the Justice Committee to sue Barr and former White House Counsel Don McGahn in federal court, in order to compel them to comply with their subpoenas and testify before the committee regarding the Mueller Report.Trump officials have withheld so many documents in the two investigations, that deceased Republican operative Thomas Hofeller has been more forthcoming than the current administration. Revealed: Memo Shows Trump Officials Trying to Rig Elections for WhitesTwo weeks ago, in a shocking turn of events, memos found on Hofeller’s hard drive revealed that the true purpose of the citizenship question was to change congressional districts to benefit “non-Hispanic whites.” That revelation directly contradicted Trump administration claims that the question was intended to help enforce the Voting Rights Act. Indeed, it showed that the intention was the exact opposite.The Supreme Court is poised to rule on the citizenship question in the next two weeks.While the Census and Russia scandals emerge from different sources, they’re now more alike than different. We’re no longer talking about how a citizenship question would decrease Hispanic responses to the Senate, or whether Donald Trump obstructed justice by firing James Comey. We’re talking about Trump administration officials covering up evidence and refusing congressional subpoenas.In the case of the census, Trump administration officials may have violated the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), and perhaps even the constitution. But in brazenly defying congressional subpoenas, they have flouted the rule of law itself, not to mention Congress’s constitutionally-mandated powers.In some ways, the cover-up is even worse than the crime.“We would be committing legislative malpractice if we didn’t do our job,” said Oversight Committee Chair Elijah Cummings at the start of Wednesday’s often rancorous hearings. Indeed, while several Republican members of the committee tried to make the investigation about something else – “why don’t Democrats want to know how many citizens there are?” asked Ohio congressman Jim Jordan – Democrats continued to hammer on the core of the contempt motion: the defiance of congressional subpoenas. Rep. William Lacy Clay (D-MO) noted that Ross and Barr refused to answer over 100 questions. And while Republicans pointed out that Ross spent seven hours testifying to Congress, Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA) countered that “every answer he gave was designed to produce pain and consume time.”To be sure, neither action was a full-on vote on contempt of Congress. Wednesday’s vote was only at the committee level, and the House opted not to find Barr and McGahn in contempt of congress, apparently in the hopes that a deal could still be worked out with them. But underneath the obstruction and contempt are a series of decisions that Republicans would prefer to keep secret.For example, it’s clear – as we noted last October – that Ross lied under oath to Congress. As Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) pointed out in today’s hearing, Ross said that he only added the citizenship question in December, 2017, after a request from the Department of Justice and a public comment period. But a letter Ross wrote seven months earlier, in May 2017, said that he had already requested the question be added. That makes the entire public process a sham, and means that Ross’s underlings violated the APA by falsifying the record.And there are numerous other examples. Ross lied under oath about his meetings with White House advisors Steve Bannon and Kris Kobach, both ardent nationalists. DOJ officials lied about the influence of Hofeller, covered up their conversations about changing census confidentiality rules to share data with ICE, and lied about the chain of events leading up to the proposed change.Most importantly, it’s now abundantly clear that the proffered rationale for the question – to aid in the enforcement of the Voting Rights Act – is pure pretext. (If nothing else, it’s quite bizarre that officials who have opposed the VRA are now so committed to enforcing it.) The real rationale is right there in the Hofeller memos: to dilute the power of non-white communities by omitting non-citizens from congressional district apportionment. That would fly in the face of 230 years of American tradition (after all, women were counted before they could vote, and children are still counted today). And it would advantage “non-Hispanic whites.” The fact that the citizenship question would intimidate Hispanics is just the icing on the cake.What happens now?First, despite Republican protestations, it’s unlikely that the contempt vote – even if it passes the full House – will influence the Supreme Court. They are separate procedures, different factual issues, and different legal standards. (Indeed, Contempt of Congress, like Contempt of Court, is so vague that it barely has a standard at all.) While the Court may take official notice of the contempt finding, it has no legal relevance to the case.Supreme Court Could Ignore Shocking New Evidence Trump Officials Tried to Rig Elections for WhitesSecond, the White House’s eleventh-hour attempt to shield the documents in question under the banner of executive privilege is also unlikely to have much impact. The documents were not privileged in the months that Ross and Barr refused to turn them over, which according to the Oversight Committee demonstrated contempt of Congress. Nor is the privilege claim likely to survive judicial review. The declaration was a transparent attempt to shield embarrassing or incriminating documents from Congress. There’s no plausible rationale for why they should be covered by executive privilege. If anything, the tactic merely begs the question of, in Rep. Cummings’ words, “what are they hiding?”So the next move lies with the House as a whole.Perhaps, as in the Mueller case, House leaders could use the contempt resolution as leverage to compel Ross and Barr to comply with the Oversight Committee’s subpoenas. Or, if such compliance is not forthcoming, the House could find the two in contempt. Doing so is not unprecedented, or even unusual; Attorney General Eric Holder was found in contempt of Congress in 2016 in connection with investigations into DOJ’s “Fast and Furious” program. And Bush White House Counsel Harriet Miers was found in contempt of Congress in 2007 in connection with the administration’s mass firing of U.S. attorneys.Neither of those votes resulted in the resignations of the officials involved, let alone Presidents Obama or Bush. But they did move forward both of the investigations. Conceivably, if two Trump cabinet secretaries are found in contempt of Congress, the same might happen here.Who knows, maybe the government will even catch up with the dead guy.Read more at The Daily Beast.Get our top stories in your inbox every day. Sign up now!Daily Beast Membership: Beast Inside goes deeper on the stories that matter to you. Learn more.

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Straight away, it grew to become clear Heath Cummings and I entered with the identical technique: go laborious after the 4 tremendous aces (which, for the uninitiated, are Clayton Kershaw, Max Scherzer, Corey Kluber and Chris Sale). When the bidding reached $40, the 2 of us went forwards and backwards, and I blinked first in every occasion, not desirous to blow out my prescribed funds. Heath wound up with three of the 4 (all however Sale). I wound up with none.

Undeterred, I made a decision to seize as most of the second-tier beginning pitchers — all aces in their very own proper — as I might, understanding I might nonetheless avoid the shortage at that place whereas additionally leaving myself with extra money to fill out the remainder of my beginning lineup. Collectively, Heath and I bought eight of the consensus high 17 beginning pitchers, giving us a giant benefit on the place the place there’s arguably the largest benefit available. It is simply that Heath’s 4 (Kershaw, Scherzer, Kluber and Justin Verlander) ate up $180 of his $260 funds whereas my 4 (Madison Bumgarner, Zack Greinke, Noah Syndergaard and Dallas Keuchel) consumed solely $124.

On the opposite facet of the coin was Chris Towers, who forsook pitching for high-end hitting, investing 75 % of his funds in Jose Altuve, Nolan Arenado, Charlie Blackmon, Gary Sanchez and Aaron Choose. He needed to go the thrifty route at beginning pitcher, and it exhibits, along with his two costliest each presenting main danger and the remainder of his employees providing little to no chance of high-end manufacturing. That is to not say Tanner Roark and Dinelson Lamet aren’t helpful or intriguing, but when they’re among the many greatest he has, his drawback is just about locked in.

I spent considerably much less on hitting than Chris, however what? I feel mine is fairly good. I nonetheless acquired top-two gamers at two of the scarcest positions, catcher and second base, and 6 hitters in all who would go off the board within the first eight rounds of any draft. My outfield is weak, nevertheless it’s aggressive sufficient.

After which there’s Heath, who left himself subsequent to nothing to spend on hitting, and as you may count on, the hitter portion of his lineup is … wait, what?

H-how did he do this?

Do not get me incorrect: It is the worst assortment of hitters among the many three groups, however extra due to draw back than upside. Each one in every of his beginning 9 belongs in a beginning 9 on this league, and solely two value him double-digit . Not a one value him as a lot as $15.

Positive, there are potential pitfalls, particularly given the age of among the hitters. However the 2018 season will not go incorrect for all of them, and the place it does go incorrect, he has loads of different locations to show. Shoot, I acquired Ryan Zimmerman and Mike Moustakas on my bench for a buck every simply because it appeared loopy no one needed them after the numbers they only put up. Nevertheless it’s not like I’ve a spot to play them. Might Heath make me a gorgeous supply if it got here to that? Yeah, he in all probability might. And I am in all probability not the one one with that type of hitter extra, a few of which (by the way in which) is bound to wind up on the waiver wire.

Backside line is it will take considerably much less for his lineup to measure as much as mine than my pitching to measure as much as his — and I say that even understanding my pitching is clearly the second greatest. And whereas Heath might have taken it a bit too far with the $15 he spent on Jon Lester, I got here away pondering I personally ought to have gone farther.

There’s simply an excessive amount of interchangeability amongst all however the highest-end hitters to shrug off the large benefits that may be gained from high-end beginning pitchers.

So who all had a front-row seat to this insanity?

Brant Chesser, Baseball HQ

Heath Cummings, CBS Sports activities

Kevin Jebens, Baseball Prospectus

malamoney, Razzball

Mike Kuchera, The Fantasy Man

Ralph Lifshitz, Razzball

George Maselli, CBS Sports activities

John Russell, Pals with Fantasy Advantages

Stan Son, Razzball

Jeff Tobin, CBS Sports activities

Chris Towers, CBS Sports activities

Scott White, CBS Sports activities

And the scoring, in the event you want the reminder, is as follows:

Hitter Stats

Pitcher Stats

Single

1 pt

Win

7 pts

Double

2 pts

Loss

-5 pts

Triple

Three pts

Save

7 pts

Dwelling run

four pts

High quality begin

Three pts

RBI

1 pt

Inning

Three pts

Run

1 pt

Strikeout

Zero.5 pts

Stroll

1 pt

Stroll

-1 pt

Strikeout

-Zero.5 pt

Earned run

-1 pt

Hit by pitch

1 pt

Hit

-1 pt

Stolen base

2 pts

Hit batter

-1 pt

Caught stealing

-1 pt

Place By Place Workforce By Workforce Catcher Brant Chesser NOM PLAYER PRICE POS NAME PRICE 44 Gary Sanchez, NYY $34 C Evan Gattis, HOU $6 42 Buster Posey, SF $20 1B Wil Myers, SD $11 65 Willson Contreras, CHC $14 1B Freddie Freeman, ATL $38 108 Evan Gattis, HOU $6 2B Ozzie Albies, ATL $10 160 J.T. Realmuto, MIA $four 3B Nicholas Castellanos, DET $7 131 Salvador Perez, KC $Three SS Francisco Lindor, CLE $35 120 Yadier Molina, STL $Three OF Michael Conforto, NYM $2 202 Brian McCann, HOU $1 OF Gregory Polanco, PIT $5 197 Welington Castillo, CHW $1 OF Adam Jones, BAL $6 193 Wilson Ramos, TB $1 OF Christian Yelich, MIL $26 177 Jonathan Lucroy, TEX $1 SP Jake Faria, TB $Three 172 Austin Barnes, LAD $1 SP Jack Flaherty, STL $1 First Base SP Alex Reyes, STL $Three NOM PLAYER PRICE SP Patrick Corbin, ARI $four 24 Joey Votto, CIN $39 SP Luiz Gohara, ATL $2 30 Freddie Freeman, ATL $38 SP Luis Castillo, CIN $20 39 Anthony Rizzo, CHC $36 SP Aaron Nola, PHI $23 eight Paul Goldschmidt, ARI $35 SP Jacob deGrom, NYM $33 58 Cody Bellinger, LAD $32 RP Mike Minor, TEX $2 63 Jose Abreu, CHW $30 RP Blake Treinen, OAK $6 32 Carlos Santana, PHI $15 RP Cody Allen, CLE $10 107 Eric Hosmer, SD $13 Chris Towers 155 Wil Myers, SD $11 POS NAME PRICE 53 Matt Olson, OAK $9 C Gary Sanchez, NYY $34 163 Miguel Cabrera, DET $7 1B Brandon Belt, SF $1 115 Matt Carpenter, STL $6 2B Jose Altuve, HOU $48 168 Justin Smoak, TOR $5 3B Nolan Arenado, COL $45 110 Eric Thames, MIL $four SS Gleyber Torres, NYY $1 187 Greg Fowl, NYY $2 SS Xander Bogaerts, BOS $12 245 Brandon Belt, SF $1 OF David Dahl, COL $1 213 Justin Bour, MIA $1 OF Kyle Schwarber, CHC $1 206 Ryan Zimmerman, WAS $1 OF Michael Brantley, CLE $1 191 Yonder Alonso, CLE $1 OF Charlie Blackmon, COL $36 179 Josh Bell, PIT $1 OF Aaron Choose, NYY $32 Second Base SP Sean Manaea, OAK $2 NOM PLAYER PRICE SP Dinelson Lamet, SD $2 16 Jose Altuve, HOU $48 SP Jimmy Nelson, MIL $2 22 Brian Dozier, MIN $29 SP Michael Wacha, STL $2 17 Jonathan Schoop, BAL $19 SP Tanner Roark, WAS $6 23 Robinson Cano, SEA $18 SP Charlie Morton, HOU $Three 48 Daniel Murphy, WAS $17 SP Jake Arrieta, CHC $7 90 Whit Merrifield, KC $13 SP Masahiro Tanaka, NYY $22 121 Ozzie Albies, ATL $10 RP Joe Musgrove, PIT $1 106 Dee Gordon, SEA $10 RP Brad Brach, BAL $1 153 Javier Baez, CHC $2 George Maselli 230 Yoan Moncada, CHW $1 POS NAME PRICE 229 Ian Kinsler, LAA $1 C Brian McCann, HOU $1 218 DJ LeMahieu, COL $1 1B Yonder Alonso, CLE $1 211 Scooter Gennett, CIN $1 2B Yoan Moncada, CHW $1 180 Yangervis Solarte, TOR $1 2B Yangervis Solarte, TOR $1 Third Base 3B Evan Longoria, SF $1 NOM PLAYER PRICE 3B Kris Bryant, CHC $37 21 Nolan Arenado, COL $45 SS Corey Seager, LAD $32 49 Manny Machado, BAL $37 OF Jackie Bradley, BOS $1 37 Kris Bryant, CHC $37 OF Corey Dickerson, PIT $1 41 Jose Ramirez, CLE $35 OF Odubel Herrera, PHI $Three 61 Alex Bregman, HOU $29 OF Lorenzo Cain, MIL $14 47 Josh Donaldson, TOR $29 OF J.D. Martinez, BOS $43 46 Anthony Rendon, WAS $27 SP Brad Peacock, HOU $1 124 Miguel Sano, MIN $17 SP Collin McHugh, HOU $1 118 Rafael Devers, BOS $14 SP Rick Porcello, BOS $9 88 Justin Turner, LAD $14 SP Tyler Glasnow, PIT $2 103 Travis Shaw, MIL $12 SP Sonny Grey, NYY $14 167 Joey Gallo, TEX $10 SP Gerrit Cole, HOU $22 127 Kyle Seager, SEA $eight SP Chris Sale, BOS $49 145 Nicholas Castellanos, DET $7 RP Brandon Morrow, CHC $Three 166 Adrian Beltre, TEX $Three RP Craig Kimbrel, BOS $23 142 Eduardo Nunez, BOS $Three Heath Cummings 247 Evan Longoria, SF $1 POS NAME PRICE 239 Mike Moustakas, KC $1 C Willson Contreras, CHC $14 231 Matt Chapman, OAK $1 1B Miguel Cabrera, DET $7 Shortstop 1B Matt Carpenter, STL $6 NOM PLAYER PRICE 2B DJ LeMahieu, COL $1 11 Trea Turner, WAS $42 3B Adrian Beltre, TEX $Three 45 Francisco Lindor, CLE $35 SS Paul DeJong, STL $2 10 Carlos Correa, HOU $35 SS Trevor Story, COL $2 7 Corey Seager, LAD $32 OF Ronald Acuna, ATL $Three 70 Elvis Andrus, TEX $14 OF Ian Happ, CHC $four 76 Jean Segura, SEA $12 OF Starling Marte, PIT $10 74 Xander Bogaerts, BOS $12 OF Jay Bruce, NYM $6 119 Didi Gregorius, NYY $11 SP Sean Newcomb, ATL $1 221 Paul DeJong, STL $2 SP Jordan Montgomery, NYY $1 165 Trevor Story, COL $2 SP Jon Lester, CHC $15 249 Gleyber Torres, NYY $1 SP Justin Verlander, HOU $33 189 Andrelton Simmons, LAA $1 SP Clayton Kershaw, LAD $50 102 Zack Cozart, LAA $1 SP Corey Kluber, CLE $49 Outfield SP Max Scherzer, WAS $48 NOM PLAYER PRICE RP Greg Holland, COL $1 1 Mike Trout, LAA $65 RP Mark Melancon, SF $2 13 Giancarlo Stanton, NYY $48 RP Kelvin Herrera, KC $2 6 Mookie Betts, BOS $48 Jeff Tobin 20 Bryce Harper, WAS $46 POS NAME PRICE 28 J.D. Martinez, BOS $43 C Yadier Molina, STL $Three 12 Charlie Blackmon, COL $36 1B Matt Olson, OAK $9 34 George Springer, HOU $35 1B Paul Goldschmidt, ARI $35 9 Aaron Choose, NYY $32 2B Ian Kinsler, LAA $1 33 Andrew Benintendi, BOS $29 2B Scooter Gennett, CIN $1 64 Rhys Hoskins, PHI $28 2B Robinson Cano, SEA $18 52 Christian Yelich, MIL $26 3B Eduardo Nunez, BOS $Three 18 Tommy Pham, STL $25 3B Manny Machado, BAL $37 73 Marcell Ozuna, STL $24 SS Carlos Correa, HOU $35 72 Andrew McCutchen, SF $17 OF Kevin Kiermaier, TB $2 138 Byron Buxton, MIN $15 OF Adam Duvall, CIN $Three 97 Khris Davis, OAK $15 OF Justin Upton, LAA $15 82 Justin Upton, LAA $15 OF Domingo Santana, MIL $7 19 A.J. Pollock, ARI $15 SP Lance McCullers, HOU $9 93 Lorenzo Cain, MIL $14 SP Zack Godley, ARI $17 158 Starling Marte, PIT $10 SP Michael Fulmer, DET $four 84 Chris Taylor, LAD $10 SP Alex Wooden, LAD $9 71 Yoenis Cespedes, NYM $10 SP Robbie Ray, ARI $29 130 Marwin Gonzalez, HOU $9 SP Gio Gonzalez, WAS $12 55 Domingo Santana, MIL $7 RP Luke Gregerson, STL $1 156 Jay Bruce, NYM $6 RP Roberto Osuna, TOR $10 114 Adam Jones, BAL $6 John Russell 100 Ryan Braun, MIL $6 POS NAME PRICE 96 Eddie Rosario, MIN $6 C Wilson Ramos, TB $1 162 Gregory Polanco, PIT $5 1B Jose Abreu, CHW $30 112 Yasiel Puig, LAD $5 1B Cody Bellinger, LAD $32 194 Ian Happ, CHC $four 3B Joey Gallo, TEX $10 209 Ronald Acuna, ATL $Three 3B Kyle Seager, SEA $eight 190 Adam Eaton, WAS $Three SS Jean Segura, SEA $12 152 Kole Calhoun, LAA $Three OF Nomar Mazara, TEX $2 151 Odubel Herrera, PHI $Three OF Billy Hamilton, CIN $2 147 Adam Duvall, CIN $Three OF Marwin Gonzalez, HOU $9 91 Steven Souza, ARI $Three OF Khris Davis, OAK $15 224 Kevin Kiermaier, TB $2 OF George Springer, HOU $35 216 Willie Calhoun, TEX $2 U Edwin Encarnacion, CLE $24 215 Ender Inciarte, ATL $2 SP Garrett Richards, LAA $2 203 Nomar Mazara, TEX $2 SP Jake Odorizzi, MIN $1 185 Michael Conforto, NYM $2 SP Lucas Giolito, CHW $1 164 Billy Hamilton, CIN $2 SP Blake Snell, TB $9 252 David Dahl, COL $1 SP Danny Duffy, KC $10 248 Bradley Zimmer, CLE $1 SP Chase Anderson, MIL $6 240 Kyle Schwarber, CHC $1 SP Johnny Cueto, SF $12 237 Jackie Bradley, BOS $1 RP Ken Giles, HOU $10 234 Michael Brantley, CLE $1 RP Kenley Jansen, LAD $29 233 Dexter Fowler, STL $1 Kevin Jebens 225 Trey Mancini, BAL $1 POS NAME PRICE 222 Ian Desmond, COL $1 C Welington Castillo, CHW $1 212 Corey Dickerson, PIT $1 1B Greg Fowl, NYY $2 204 Brett Gardner, NYY $1 1B Joey Votto, CIN $39 Designated Hitter 2B Whit Merrifield, KC $13 NOM PLAYER PRICE 3B Anthony Rendon, WAS $27 79 Edwin Encarnacion, CLE $24 SS Zack Cozart, LAA $1 67 Nelson Cruz, SEA $19 OF Trey Mancini, BAL $1 Beginning Pitcher OF Willie Calhoun, TEX $2 NOM PLAYER PRICE OF Kole Calhoun, LAA $Three 5 Clayton Kershaw, LAD $50 OF Byron Buxton, MIN $15 four Chris Sale, BOS $49 OF Mookie Betts, BOS $48 Three Corey Kluber, CLE $49 SP Miles Mikolas, STL $1 2 Max Scherzer, WAS $48 SP Tyler Chatwood, CHC $1 27 Luis Severino, NYY $36 SP Taijuan Walker, ARI $four 38 Madison Bumgarner, SF $35 SP Wealthy Hill, LAD $9 14 Stephen Strasburg, WAS $35 SP Kenta Maeda, LAD $7 35 Jacob deGrom, NYM $33 SP Kyle Hendricks, CHC $10 29 Zack Greinke, ARI $33 SP Chris Archer, TB $26 15 Justin Verlander, HOU $33 SP Carlos Carrasco, CLE $32 51 Yu Darvish, CHC $32 RP Corey Knebel, MIL $9 40 Carlos Carrasco, CLE $32 RP Raisel Iglesias, CIN $9 25 Noah Syndergaard, NYM $32 malamoney 36 Carlos Martinez, STL $30 POS NAME PRICE 56 Robbie Ray, ARI $29 C Salvador Perez, KC $Three 50 Chris Archer, TB $26 1B Josh Bell, PIT $1 68 Jose Quintana, CHC $24 1B Eric Hosmer, SD $13 62 Dallas Keuchel, HOU $24 2B Javier Baez, CHC $2 92 Aaron Nola, PHI $23 2B Brian Dozier, MIN $29 129 Shohei Ohtani, LAA $22 3B Travis Shaw, MIL $12 75 Gerrit Cole, HOU $22 SS Didi Gregorius, NYY $11 69 Masahiro Tanaka, NYY $22 OF Ryan Braun, MIL $6 57 James Paxton, SEA $21 OF Eddie Rosario, MIN $6 128 Luis Castillo, CIN $20 OF Marcell Ozuna, STL $24 94 Zack Godley, ARI $17 OF Andrew McCutchen, SF $17 60 Jon Lester, CHC $15 SP Jameson Taillon, PIT $eight 143 Luke Weaver, STL $14 SP Kevin Gausman, BAL $9 83 Sonny Grey, NYY $14 SP Luke Weaver, STL $14 77 Jose Berrios, MIN $14 SP Jon Grey, COL $13 66 Jeff Samardzija, SF $14 SP Dylan Bundy, BAL $12 26 David Worth, BOS $14 SP Jose Quintana, CHC $24 123 Jon Grey, COL $13 SP Marcus Stroman, TOR $9 104 Johnny Cueto, SF $12 SP Carlos Martinez, STL $30 87 Dylan Bundy, BAL $12 RP Brad Hand, SD $9 85 Trevor Bauer, CLE $12 RP Felipe Rivero, PIT $eight 54 Gio Gonzalez, WAS $12 Mike Kuchera 144 Danny Duffy, KC $10 POS NAME PRICE 78 Kyle Hendricks, CHC $10 C J.T. Realmuto, MIA $four 159 Rick Porcello, BOS $9 1B Justin Bour, MIA $1 157 Blake Snell, TB $9 1B Justin Smoak, TOR $5 150 Kevin Gausman, BAL $9 2B Daniel Murphy, WAS $17 146 Wealthy Hill, LAD $9 3B Matt Chapman, OAK $1 105 Lance McCullers, HOU $9 3B Josh Donaldson, TOR $29 81 Alex Wooden, LAD $9 SS Trea Turner, WAS $42 43 Marcus Stroman, TOR $9 OF Bradley Zimmer, CLE $1 169 Jameson Taillon, PIT $eight OF Ian Desmond, COL $1 101 Kenta Maeda, LAD $7 OF Brett Gardner, NYY $1 98 Jake Arrieta, CHC $7 OF Rhys Hoskins, PHI $28 117 Tanner Roark, WAS $6 OF Andrew Benintendi, BOS $29 111 Chase Anderson, MIL $6 OF A.J. Pollock, ARI $15 134 Mike Clevinger, CLE $5 SP Daniel Mengden, OAK $1 176 Patrick Corbin, ARI $four SP Zach Davies, MIL $1 174 Taijuan Walker, ARI $four SP Steven Matz, NYM $1 133 J.A. Happ, TOR $four SP Mike Leake, SEA $1 99 Aaron Sanchez, TOR $four SP Luis Severino, NYY $36 89 Michael Fulmer, DET $four SP Stephen Strasburg, WAS $35 196 Jake Faria, TB $Three RP Edwin Diaz, SEA $5 181 Alex Reyes, STL $Three RP Sean Doolittle, WAS $6 113 Ervin Santana, MIN $Three Ralph Lifshitz 109 Charlie Morton, HOU $Three POS NAME PRICE 199 Sean Manaea, OAK $2 C Jonathan Lucroy, TEX $1 195 Garrett Richards, LAA $2 1B Eric Thames, MIL $four 184 Dinelson Lamet, SD $2 2B Dee Gordon, SEA $10 173 Luiz Gohara, ATL $2 3B Rafael Devers, BOS $14 154 Cole Hamels, TEX $2 SS Andrelton Simmons, LAA $1 149 Jimmy Nelson, MIL $2 OF Yoenis Cespedes, NYM $10 148 Michael Wacha, STL $2 OF Bryce Harper, WAS $46 139 Marco Estrada, TOR $2 OF Tommy Pham, STL $25 135 Drew Pomeranz, BOS $2 OF Mike Trout, LAA $65 125 Tyler Glasnow, PIT $2 SP Carlos Rodon, CHW $1 251 Daniel Mengden, OAK $1 SP Julio Teheran, ATL $1 250 Brad Peacock, HOU $1 SP Ty Blach, SF $1 244 Zach Davies, MIL $1 SP Shohei Ohtani, LAA $22 243 Collin McHugh, HOU $1 SP Ervin Santana, MIN $Three 242 Carlos Rodon, CHW $1 SP Aaron Sanchez, TOR $four 241 Sean Newcomb, ATL $1 SP Jose Berrios, MIN $14 238 Steven Matz, NYM $1 SP James Paxton, SEA $21 235 Jordan Montgomery, NYY $1 SP David Worth, BOS $14 232 Nick Pivetta, PHI $1 RP Shane Greene, DET $1 228 Julio Teheran, ATL $1 RP Arodys Vizcaino, ATL $1 214 Dan Straily, MIA $1 RP Alex Claudio, TEX $1 207 Miles Mikolas, STL $1 Scott White 205 Chris Stratton, SF $1 POS NAME PRICE 200 Ty Blach, SF $1 C Buster Posey, SF $20 192 Jack Flaherty, STL $1 1B Ryan Zimmerman, WAS $1 186 Tyler Chatwood, CHC $1 1B Carlos Santana, PHI $15 183 Mike Leake, SEA $1 3B Mike Moustakas, KC $1 182 Jake Odorizzi, MIN $1 3B Justin Turner, LAD $14 170 Lucas Giolito, CHW $1 3B Jose Ramirez, CLE $35 137 Matt Harvey, NYM $1 SS Elvis Andrus, TEX $14 Aid Pitcher OF Dexter Fowler, STL $1 NOM PLAYER PRICE OF Ender Inciarte, ATL $2 31 Kenley Jansen, LAD $29 OF Adam Eaton, WAS $Three 59 Craig Kimbrel, BOS $23 U Nelson Cruz, SEA $19 80 Aroldis Chapman, NYY $15 SP Cole Hamels, TEX $2 116 Ken Giles, HOU $10 SP Marco Estrada, TOR $2 95 Cody Allen, CLE $10 SP Matt Harvey, NYM $1 86 Roberto Osuna, TOR $10 SP Drew Pomeranz, BOS $2 140 Brad Hand, SD $9 SP Dallas Keuchel, HOU $24 126 Corey Knebel, MIL $9 SP Madison Bumgarner, SF $35 122 Raisel Iglesias, CIN $9 SP Zack Greinke, ARI $33 136 Felipe Rivero, PIT $eight SP Noah Syndergaard, NYM $32 141 Blake Treinen, OAK $6 RP Jeurys Familia, NYM $2 132 Sean Doolittle, WAS $6 RP Alex Colome, TB $2 171 Edwin Diaz, SEA $5 Stan Son 198 Wade Davis, COL $Three POS NAME PRICE 178 Brandon Morrow, CHC $Three C Austin Barnes, LAD $1 223 Archie Bradley, ARI $2 1B Anthony Rizzo, CHC $36 219 Jeurys Familia, NYM $2 2B Jonathan Schoop, BAL $19 208 Hector Neris, PHI $2 3B Miguel Sano, MIN $17 201 Mark Melancon, SF $2 3B Alex Bregman, HOU $29 188 Alex Colome, TB $2 OF Yasiel Puig, LAD $5 175 Kelvin Herrera, KC $2 OF Steven Souza, ARI $Three 161 Mike Minor, TEX $2 OF Chris Taylor, LAD $10 246 Shane Greene, DET $1 OF Giancarlo Stanton, NYY $48 236 Arodys Vizcaino, ATL $1 SP Nick Pivetta, PHI $1 227 Greg Holland, COL $1 SP Dan Straily, MIA $1 226 Joe Musgrove, PIT $1 SP Chris Stratton, SF $1 220 Luke Gregerson, STL $1 SP Mike Clevinger, CLE $5 217 Brad Brach, BAL $1 SP J.A. Happ, TOR $four 210 Alex Claudio, TEX $1 SP Trevor Bauer, CLE $12 , SP Jeff Samardzija, SF $14 SP Yu Darvish, CHC $32 RP Archie Bradley, ARI $2 RP Hector Neris, PHI $2 RP Wade Davis, COL $Three RP Aroldis Chapman, NYY $15

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