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<t>4B4340776144636C020 wrote: I like the idea of Cargo.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> And honestly, name aside, I'd say McCutchen. Aside from being right handed, I think he actually fits the bill for what they need.<br/> Forget Cargo. Look at his home/away splits. His OPS was in the 600s away from the thin...

I feel bad for the young man. He had established himself pretty well this year and looked like a back end component for next year and beyond.

Huntington should just pay him. The bonus is for durability, and Nova has delivered that. If Huntington won’t do that, then CH should give him the one inning start. This sort of thing can turn a team against management if not handled well.

<t>524F6B6967020 wrote: Wiliams also rarely misses like Morton and Locke would miss.  The two of them would throw pitches not remotely close the the strike zone.  Williams doesn't do that.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> I said it a couple of months ago and I'll say it again, he pitches like Greg Maddux.  Ma...

<t>How would Miguel Andujar have looked at 3B this year? Of course, if had made that trade, we would have had Chance Adams maybe and not Joe Musgrove. Sooo...<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Marte has to stay. While he plays a premium position, the only way we get two impact bats is if they are prospects and...

<t>163031263020530 wrote: also Kuhl update:<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Meanwhile, the Bucs delivered some ominous news surrounding the health of right-hander Chad Kuhl, as well. Bill Brink of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette tweets that Kuhl’s scheduled bullpen session was preempted yesterday when he felt re...

<t>6A474A5B5C4D5A1A19280 wrote: TB was probably hopeful they could correct him and would have a very high quality pitcher if they did. But trading for a problematic pitcher you hope to correct is far different from trading for an established pitcher or just a top prospect who has not experienced pro...

I hope they were thinking that it would give him a chance to catch on with a playoff team. It could be a positive gesture, and it would further indict their ability to scout their own players.

<t>6644574A494C4B44675046464A250 wrote: And my big-picture concern:<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> We have just lost: Glasnow, Hearn and Baz.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> 3 high-ceiling starting pitching prospects.<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> Granted, there are ZERO guarantees for any of them, but they are all high-ce...

<t>Can anyone point out any notable improvement for any "power pitcher" under Searage's tutelage?<br/> <br/> <br/> <br/> My sense is that he has an approach that can benefit certain pitchers. It may even lift the mean performance for a staff while reducing the output of top performers when forced on...