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  1. cmoss84
    Sorry to get a bit off topic. Castellanos is one of the best hitters in the game and is still 27. He's going to get overpaid?
  2. cmoss84
    https://www.mlb.com/news/largest-contracts-in-mlb-history-c300060780 I think you are right in that it will be a bit higher...but it is in the same ballpark as the highest paid pitchers of all time.
  3. cmoss84
    Just thinking out loud here. Feels like the 5/110 prediction many of you have made is about right. Would you rather OFFER (because ultimately it is up to the player where he wants to sign) that $ on Wheeler, hoping he improves, or offer 6/200 to Cole, hoping he stays the same or does not fall off the cliff? Basically 22/yr vs 33/yr. with medium to high risk vs. very little risk (yes, I am using my own risk parameters).
  4. cmoss84
    Would love Moose or castellanos.
  5. cmoss84
    Ultimately, if you are going to spend this much on a SP, whether it is 5/89 or 5/110 or whatever it is, you better believe in his stuff to win a playoff start or two. I am tired of playing to GET to the playoffs. Sign someone who will WIN playoff games. Is Wheeler one of these guys? I trust our front office and coaches to determine that.
  6. cmoss84
    what's better: 3/80 or 5/110?
  7. cmoss84
    I have not looked through a lot of this thread, so my apologies if my post is redundant. I think a lot of credit needs to be given to the Yankees, as much as it hurts. Boone did a GREAT job throughout the year managing and dealing with all of their injuries. For that reason alone I respect them more than I usually do. Not sure if you guys know this, but they are GOOD. Our pitching wasn't great by any means, but they took a ton of frustratingly close pitches. They played some damn good defense. Their pitching staff is good. This is what a WS contending team looks like. A lot of us on here were disappointed at the deadline for not adding key pieces. It definitely showed. Did we want to MAKE the playoffs or MAKE A RUN in the playoffs? Don't mean to beat a dead horse, but it is what it is. They will have to make the same decision this off-season.
  8. cmoss84
    Is it just me or does Lewis have a little Derek Jeter in his game?
  9. cmoss84
    Gibson was good. Quite good.
  10. cmoss84
    I like most of this, but for game 4, back to Berrios.
  11. cmoss84
    To me, yes. I might be absolutely wrong. But 96 with a 92 cutter has enough potential to pull that trigger. Could really go either way, but I vote yes.
  12. cmoss84
    Perez showed enough this year to be in the discussion, no? Still pretty young, and flashed some good stuff. Not saying he should be a fixture in the rotation...but he has some value being a #5 candidate/long guy. I love Pineda at 2/30. Who knows if he takes it, but it seems reasonable. Maybe a third year option. Offering a contract to Odorizzi with less annual money than his QO is not being disrespectful. It's called a business. If he doesn't want a lesser contract, then I would rather spend money on Bumgarner and/or Hamels. That is my point. I think those two (even with their ages/miles) are more valuable than Jake. Just like...my opinion. man. Gibson might take a 2/20 or something close to it. 1-Berrios 2-Bumgarner 3-Pineda 4-Gibson 5-Perez depth: Thorpe/Gonsalves/Smeltzer/The Cheese Grater/Dobnak
  13. cmoss84
    You are probably right on the 3 year deals. And you are probably right on the 2/20 being very low. But that is what I would offer them, and then move on. Gibson may take 2/20. Pineda 2/30 seems fair. I'd rather spend money on Hamels/Bumgarner and then let Perez/Thorpe/Smeltzer take the #4/#5 slots. (To me, this is just buying time for our prospects to be ready).
  14. cmoss84
    You don't think Pineda would take a 2/30 deal? Like I said in my above post, I want to sign Hamels or Bumgarner (Cole notgonnahappen). Pineda signs for 2/30. Either Odorrizi or Gibson signs for 2/20 (so probably Gibson if either of the 2). Perez starts at #4 or #5 in rotation, depending on if Gibson signs the 2/20. The AAA guys cycle through the back end of the rotation.
  15. cmoss84
    Just my opinion...I see him as a league average to slightly above league average pitcher. Would like to have him on our team, but not for QO.
  16. cmoss84
    The golden question is, do you spend QO dollars for a league average pitcher?
  17. cmoss84
    If it was Odorizzi at 2/24, I'd like to have him and Perez at 7.5 both on the staff. I just don't want to spend QO $ on him.
  18. cmoss84
    No to QO. For anyone. But I offer Odorizzi and Gibson 2/20 deals. They get more than that somewhere else, so be it. I offer Pineda a 2/30 type of deal and pick up the option on Perez. Cole is obviously the top prize in FA, and a long-shot to sign with us. I'm sure he resigns with HOU or Yankees sign him. Hamels or Bumgarner (or both) would be nice. Probably slot in as 3's. But I would like to get one of them. Wheeler is the other wildcard. 1 Berrios 2 Hamels or MadBum 3 Pineda 4 Odorizzi or Gibson 5 Revolving door of Perez and the AAA guys. Definitely not a rotation with top-notch aces. But-a rotation with a ton of depth. The type of rotation that can survive if we have the lineup that we do.
  19. cmoss84
    Whether you agree with certain unwritten rules or not, and whether those rules are followed "correctly" during certain circumstances, a pitcher should always be fined for throwing at a hitter on purpose. If the pitcher does not agree with the fine, then they should have an opportunity to appeal it. However, most of these situations are pretty obvious. *If a player is plunked with off-speed stuff, they were not hit on purpose!*
  20. cmoss84
    Please share!
  21. cmoss84
    Coming from a pitching coach's perspective...sometimes you know if a curve is thrown in the dirt, strike 3 will happen. Unfortunately, sometimes pitchers throw said curveball NOT in dirt.
  22. cmoss84
    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: When Noah Syndergaard gets traded to us and relieves pressure in our bullpen.
  23. cmoss84
    I would be shocked if the Mets traded Thor. But it would be amazing if we could land him, and have him and Berrios as our 1-2 punches in a playoff push...as well as for the next 2 years. A trade might look something like this: (Mets choose 1 player from each pool) 1-Lewis or Kiriloff 2-Graterol or Balazovic 3-Arraez or Gordon We have the depth to do this, along with trading for 2 relief pieces. If you don't go all in now, when?
  24. cmoss84
    Anyone else see similarities between Rooker and Cron from an offensive standpoint?
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