Hamels has good road numbers, no one pitches well in Texas, and the cost shouldnt be THAT much unless we tried to get a guy like Kela too.
He does remind me of Teheran for some reason, though his stuff is a good bit better now.
Just depends on the price for me.
If the Rangers can reduce Hamels cost next season to something like the Braves are paying McCarthy I wouldn’t mind that either depending on prospect cost.
Chopping With The Braves And Rolling With The Tide
Braves1976 (07-26-2018)
Cubs moving close to a deal with Hamels, per one of their beat writers, oh well.
Every time we've had a main team mentioned in these deals it's been that team, but I don't really care about losing Hamels.
If Beltre would be warm to it, it seems the Braves are probably going to get him. Lukewarm on waiving his 10/5 but it seems to be progressing.
Aggression with prospects is fine, but being stupid is not. There should be a way to find a happy medium between a Pirates like idea of being overly cautious with prospects and going stupidly fast with prospects.
I see no point in getting Beltre. Camargo is the better player at this point, and Beltre can only play one position. We need someone who can either platoon with Camargo and play another position, or someone who’s a legit upgrade over Camargo so we can move him to his rightful place as a super utility man.
Cubs get Hamels and a LOT of cash for some low level pitcher(s).
Boo. I would have liked Hamels. I think he'll be a strong pitcher for Chicago in the 2nd half and in the playoffs.
Now give me Odorizzi.
freeman has been charged with earned runs in 9 of his last 20 appearances.
Well done, Alex.
I think it's safe to say that the Braves missed their window to improve the team this season. There is no one left that will make them better than the Phillies, without mortgaging the farm system.
The best Rumor I've read that won't happen is the Tigers are considering sending Nick Castellanos to Atlanta for Max Fried and Austin Riley. Castellanos is only 26, had 101 RBI last year and is under control through 2020, so naturally it won't be considered by our do-nothing-in-case-it's-wrong front office.