It appears, to me at least, as if ownership views St Peter as doing his job well. I mean, they've had him doing it for a long time.
Which strengthens my belief they're making money regularly.
For the record. "Gutted" wasn't my word, it was yours.
I don't think they gutted anything in 2022. You won't find posts from me complaining about our FO trying to help the team when its in contention.
IMO They should have made an effort again this year.
Prospects only purpose is to help the major league team win. I believe in the overwhelming majority of cases they best serve that goal through getting MLB talent in trade. There's always new prospects next year. Look at how that "Gutted" system from 2022 is regarded just 2 years later.
I also realize many fans feel differently.
So Flaherty was gonna send the Twins deep into the playoffs, make them $$ millions, AND give us bragging rights?
That's something Falvine should have avoided??
Ignore the first four starts.
As a reliever: 1.95 ERA. 0.795 WHIP. 10.3 K/9. 7 BB in 32.1 IP.
Left handed. History of success. 2.3 years of control.
We could have used that
It doesn't matter if Kepler knows or not. That's not relevant. Did Kepler interfere witha fielder making a play?
It's a judgement call. I'd have called it a dead ball, but I can understand the umpires judgement being different than mine.
The Tigers wouldn't trade Flaherty to the Twins?
Flaherty is a two month rental.
And the Tigers dont even play the Twins again until 2025.
Try again.
BTW the best or second best reliever went from Miami to Arizona. Cheaply.
You doubt the Tigers would listen to an in-division trade for a 2 month rental?
When the teams don't even play each other again this season??
Geez, I hope the Tigers are that stupid, but I doubt it.
Agree, except I don't think it needs rewritten. It's a judgement call, always will be, and we just need better judgement by the umpire.
There was interference, just not interference with an actual play.
"Dead ball. Play on."