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    The New No. 2: I would have assumed the Ny mets were the favored squadron to sign them. more »
    Kid Canada: "Today we have signed with the illustrious Pirates. Please Mr. General Manager to tell us when we can expect to meet the great pirate Johnny Depp?" more »
    GrandersonSlamderson: That's nothing, the Tigers just signed Dhalsim. more »
    twoeightnine: Please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers when the California Angels did this with 3 Russian pitchers in 1993. I must have gotten that stupid ... more »
    Gourmet Spud: Finally, India gets some good pirate-related news. more »
    Hit Bull Win Steak: Guy ritchie is really starting to hate baseball players more »
    Steve U: Rinku And Dinesh Hit Big Time, Will Soon Be Rolling In Rupees A few seasons in the bigs and they'll finally be able to afford that Blue Flame they've ... more »
    Threat Level: Midnight: Sadly, this is the best move the Pirates have made in 15 years. /crying in my Andy Van Slyke jersey... more »
    the earl of weaver: JB sir explained to us today about the mind tricking us. Yeah, I have the same problem when I drink Jim Beam too. more »
    pr0FF3ss0r_j3rkwh3at: R-r-r-r-inku and Dinesh! RINKU! RINKU! Rinku and Dinesh!!! more »
    Shakey: I hope to follow in the footsteps of my baseball idol, the mighty Kris Benson! more »
    MarkKelsosMigraine: Maybe the Pirates are just trying to get handsomer. Seriously, those guys are like the Indian Antonio Sabato! more »
    Rob Iracane: GAZAB! more »
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    Rinku And Dinesh Hit Big Time, Will Soon Be Rolling In Rupees

    Remember Rinku Singh and Dinesh Patel, the Indian teenagers who had a tryout for Major Leage Baseball scouts a few weeks back? The pitchers flew to California to work out in San Francisco and then show their stuff at USC, with the hopes of landing a major league contract. Crazy, right? Neither had even played baseball before last year. Well, one team bit. The MLB team to sign BOTH players to minor league contracts is ... More »