BigHurt35
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Zebby has to make the rotation. He is by far the 4th best starting option. His fastball is up 3 MPH this spring and has been great. He rolled his ankle he will be fine its not like he is having arm issues. But knowing the Twins Zebby will be 7-0 with an ERA under 2 in AAA in 2 months while Richardson and Paddack lead the league in WHIP and ERA getting knocked out in the first 3 innings every other start.
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Keep both, they still have upside and are cheap. Backend SP's are going to cost 15+ Million per year. Keep the cheap hitters around to spend on pitching. Hope Correa gets out of his contract to free up some money. As of now Twins looking like they will be fighting to be in the top 4 of the division as Det and KC will be top dogs this season and Cleveland is still solid. Twins have taken a big step back not filling any holes and have only made one signing a RP who could miss the season or career is done.
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A fine target to go after but the teams do not match up for a trade. Balt is loaded with hitters at the major league level and in AAA with multiple MLB top 25 prospects ready to go. So the Twins key trade chips (hitters) would not even crack their current lineup or future lineup. They need pitching in same areas we need pitching. Flip side would be Balt asking for Ryan for a util infielder and possible pen arm prospect. Not going to happen! Balt is a young possible dynasty in the making and should be going after top of the line pitching now to make their run while they have young cheap contracts for their superstar studs.
