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Because he just conning back from TJ.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claymation
He can easily start at AA next year but even if he starts at high A and moves up to AA, is not unheard off moving to the majors after a handful of AAA starts. Look at Megill.
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And he can easily start in High A, they are not going to have him skip a level coming off an injury.
I said as much and again I’ll repeat. He can start there and move up AA rather fast and be seen as a guy that can possibly make his debut around August if he has pitched well like Megill who had what 8 starts? Between AA and AAA?Quote:
Originally Posted by Claymation
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Megill was forced in the majors out of necessity as opposed that was their plan.
Again, if the Mets are looking for help, teams will look at Ginn. And Ginn shouldn’t stop a trade especially of Berrios’ ilk.
Can we trade Diaz please
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Yes but he put himself there and so can Ginn because as we have seen starting pitching will always be a huge need and you need at least 10 guys in a year to make starts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claymation
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Imo, any and all minor leaguers are on the table depending who we get back and how much, in years, of said player we get back. Minor league players are commodities. If berrios is coming to us in trade then Ginn is in play. Ginn has no track record. Berrios is doing it, period. Again, just my opinion
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. AgreedQuote:
Originally Posted by Sick Of It All
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So he will likely start next year at AA.
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Could be.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sick Of It All
As per Zack Scott on the Jon Heyman podcast, deGrom has mild forearm tightness.
They are not overly concerned but being being cautious.
Lindor should be out 4-6 weeks.
Will probably play Villar, Guillorme and Peraza in the interm.
Right now, there aren't a lot of teams motivated to trade pitchers with multiple years of control.
The kind of player they are looking for offensively is someone with versatility. (Bryant)
He's very happy with the work Megill has done and he feels good about him
Zack thinks the roster right now is a World Series team. Components of a WS team include: strong back-end bullpen, strong front-end of the rotation, and a balanced lineup
They need to be smart about weighing the short-term vs. the long-term
He still believes in Edwin Diaz and his stuff as the closer
He doesn't necessarily think it has to be a closer if they add to the bullpen, it would be a good quality arm to help in high leverage
Starting pitching is their number 1 goal, and has been for awhile.
If the Mets go over the luxury tax they will go over it substantially. As per Zack Scott.
They are more concerned about going over the threshold besides money. Comp picks move back to the 4th round, international pool money gets lower. Stuff like that. It has more to do with the future instead of the present. But Steve told Zack, if you go over it better be more than a dollar.