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  1. old nurse
    Under the radar player who has done nothing but done well. Edwar Colina comes up.
  2. old nurse
    Hamilton has 7 years in the big leagues to have a career WPA of -7.75.
  3. old nurse
    The whole team needs to take a step forward in some facet. For the three listed, Berrios was taken out after 4 innings in the most important game of the year.. The season should be planned to end in late October. Buxton needs to stay healthy. Kepler, IDK if he could have done more during the season. He disappeared in the playoffs. Nelson Cruz and Garver arehe only 2 players that really can't improve from last year's team. The rest all need to get better. Here is the proof. https://www.baseball-reference.com/postseason/2019_ALDS2.shtml
  4. old nurse
    Relievers still have a future at 32, fringe starters do not. As a starter it is easy to see why you would pass on him. As a reliever, he would be Rochester shuttle material.
  5. old nurse
    Littell seemed to have figured something out in AA that year. I don't think it would be an incorrect observation that at the time there was not a whole lot of pitching prospects in the organization that were near major league ready. They maybe could have got him in the rule v draft. Maybe not. If over the next 4 years he is a good set up pitcher then the trade is a good one. I don't think it was a bad one. Garcia was not a long term solution, nor a short term one. The 4 million was wasted anyways. Garcia had a decent run in St. Louis. Nobody kept him long after he was traded the first time. To get anything for him was a plus. In trading Ynoa, they were giving up on a prospect while he still had some value. Like Littell he has some talent but has not reached it. It will still take a couple years to see if it was a good trade or not.
  6. old nurse
    They got Cash from Atlanta, Not revisionist history but an omission. Revisionist history is thet the Yankees were going to DFA a player not even on the 40 man roster.
  7. old nurse
    Smak and Bird are the types of free agents teams loke the Royals should persue on one year deals. Cheap players that if they do not rebound you can cut, if they do well you can trade to a contender needing a bat
  8. old nurse
    Prospect valuations by the teams are getting better. Except for the Cubs there isn't the star prospect being traded very often. The Sale trade for Moncada, but . Dombrowski isn't a GM anymore. It really shouldn't be a "what if" concern on prospects. If you think their ceiling is going to be met.
  9. old nurse
    Upside, downside. Free agents will have years they are not worth the money. There are more stories like Cueto and Zimmerman than Scherzer. Trades for linepitchers viewed are top of the rotation the same way. Gray and Archer come to mind There really isn't an option not worth trying.
  10. old nurse
    In the coming back mode, from June to suspension Pneda had a fip of 3.15. If that is who he can be and he is a 3-4 starter, good luck finding 3 better pitchers to fill out your rotation
  11. old nurse
    The problem with the plan is that the projection numbers have been way off.
  12. old nurse
    A trade for a top of the order starter there will be more open roster spots. Position flexibility had been a buzz word. I don't think they will add a 1b only player. Rule V will have a selection. There is always somebody to love out there. There is always a high ceiling fixer upper out there. At worse they are returned, just like most selections are.
  13. old nurse
    Two of the pitchers are pretty much in 2019 who they are, The orher one the question is "Is that what he has become?"
  14. old nurse
    There is no shortage of highly touted pitchers who become less than what they were predicted to be. There are plenty that cost you no prospects. The Orioles did well to land the prospects. On the other side of the coin. The Angels are pitching starved. Why are the giving up on prospects for the back of the rotation? I don't thinl either team is going to win this trade
  15. old nurse
    Treinen was used over 80 innings in 2018. Not many relievers have good seasons the following year. Justin Wilson in a similar career arc got a 2/10 deal. It would be fair to say that Trienen is no Wilson in terms of talent, so it would be fair to say 10 million would be a steal for him, Otovino numbers would be more the high end at 9 million a year. 7.5 million or so does not seam unreasonable yet since seasons end Oakland couldn't even trade him for .195 A ball hitter. There is something wrong here that bears some watching. I am not recalling an Oakland player that was very good being let go for nothing.
  16. old nurse
    Franmklin Barrto, Sean Nolin, Brett Lawrie and Kendal Graveman. or their equivalent. 3 prospects with a high ceiling the team is not in love with but somebody else is and a mlb player with potential. Rosario, not Buxton is the mlb player Prospect wise I don't know.
  17. old nurse
    2019 ops predictions for Steamer/Razzball Polanco .751 Melson Cruz .895 Schoop .769 Kepler .772 Crom .804 Sano .782 Marwin .768 Castro .671 Astudilo .763 Garver .722 OK, last winter it would give someone a talking point. Accuracy? IDK how it could be called accurate.
  18. old nurse
    Rijo may have a high enough ceiling for a team to take a flyer on. Too many teams do not have a 5th starter for Jax not to be taken. Is there a dearth of pitching bad enough for Clay to be taken as a reliever with the death of the LOGY. Taken, yes. Kept, unlikely Javier. The only thing a team can be certain of is that he can field. Does a late innings defensive replacement make sense on a rebuilding team? I would doubt it. Is his bat going to develop? IDK If a major league team's pipeline lacks a shortstop, he could be taken. My best guess is that other teams have a similar but not equal to Javier player. He might be worth the 50k flyer, he might not be worth the final cost, including salary and benefits. Miami, Baltimore, KC, Detroit all can take a player or two and stash on their roster without doing any damage at all to the likely goal for 2020 hence Javier comes into play, as does Rijo if any team likes his ceiling. Therein lies the unknown. Who likes which players.
  19. old nurse
    Due to the overweight being an issue that he was trying to take the easy way out on and 3 years already lost due to injuries, Pneda is a year to year player. Base and bonus would be reasonable. 5-10 base, 10 available bonus. He is also 5th starter, not in talent but in terms of planing a rotation
  20. old nurse
    A diuretic is not a PED. As for a masking agent, HCTZ works slower than furosimide, thus it not ideal for a masking agent
  21. old nurse
    Ironically Cave was traded for shortly after the Twins had given up on Granite. On an age timeline, Granite is due to break out like another former Twin CF. Somebody named Hicks. I hear he is oft injured like a current Twins CF thus requiring a plan C and D lest the team has to go out and buy a LeMarre.. That is how you end up with Cave. The really silly thing is in this thread there are people bashing the FO for trading for high risk, high reward prospects and also bashing them for trading them.
  22. old nurse
    A few fun facts Since trading them Kevin Slowey the Rockies have not made another deal with the Twins. Same for Detroit and Delmon If that made you laugh, here is the other way No trades with the Mets since Johan no trades with the Orioles since Hardy
  23. old nurse
    The same organization that ranks him as the 4th best Yankee prospect does not have him on a 100 best prospect list. I wouldn't get to bothered by a ranking. Definite high ceiling. Definite high risk with a lack of control.
  24. old nurse
    You appear to prove my point that Lynn needs spring training.
  25. old nurse
    The Twins did fix Lynn. They taught him that he needs to start spring training on time and that he is not worth all of the money he wants. Most of the rest of your list was not fixed by anyone else, either.
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