What about Sindergard and wheeler ? They have both been pretty goodQuote:
Originally Posted by dayners81
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What about Sindergard and wheeler ? They have both been pretty goodQuote:
Originally Posted by dayners81
I know. In a discussion where the original post was a suggestion to help the rotation next year, it was a very bad idea, seeing, Verlander won't pitch next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by YANKSGUY
Signing a 39 year old a year out from TJ surgery for a season? It isn't at the top of my list. Verlander is a horse so maybe he is that rarity who reverse from the surgery and is able to pitch to form at that age. Would he be a bad gambler for a small deal with the expectation of plugging him into the back ed of a rotation? No
would it be shortsighted to expect him to anchor a rotation? Yes
we have a baseline for what you consider developmental success, finally. Thor came from the ays farm system and when healthy has been very good but the healthy part has been the issue. Same thing with Wheeler when he was with the Mets, huge upside with tremendous stuff but could never stay healthy enough with the Mets to reach that next level like he did in Philly this yrQuote:
Originally Posted by Posada20
Look, Hal is cutting back. The Rays got there and played well without the huge payroll.
Tanaka and DJ will get resigned. And expect Gardy back as well.
Cashbox wants to see how 162 plays out with the roster that is basically set.
Rooting for the Sister team tonight.
This should have been an LA/Yanks WS.
The ratings are atrocious!
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Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Resigning Tanaka and bringing back gArdner is not cutting backQuote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
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Originally Posted by Posada20
You claim he's horrible. What makes you think another team would be interested in someone you think is horrible? Of course in reality, there'd be plenty of interest.
if it was not for betts the dodgers would have been eliminated by the braves got to spend for high impact players since the home grown talent is not getting it done...Quote:
Originally Posted by rrzubnyy
Well whatever team that would be really interested in him could have him imo .Quote:
Originally Posted by YANKSGUY
[QUOTE=rrzubnyy;33672212]Look, Hal is cutting back. The Rays got there and played well without the huge payroll.
Tanaka and DJ will get resigned. And expect Gardy back as well.
Cashbox wants to see how 162 plays out with the roster that is basically set.[QUOTE]
Probably true based upon what I’ve read. Pretty much means the window on this team is over after next year.
So the real question is how would everyone proceed with the rebuild on this club? Do you trade Cole, Britton, Chappy, Judge, DJ, Torres and jump start it at the trade deadline when we are out of playoff contention?
Miguel Andujar, Domingo German, and Gary Sanchez are all playing winter ball this year.
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Yanks probably trying to show case Andujar and Sanchez or they are trying to showcase themselves. Reportedly both their agents have asked the Yanks for trades, either way they are try to increase their value which is good for us
German desperately needs to get used to live hitters again. How he does next yr is going to be very important for our success
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Originally Posted by dayners81
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They will probably try to trade 2 of those three this off season . Or atleast they should .Quote:
Originally Posted by dayners81