Dalyn
Fredi Gonzalez Supporter
I wouldnt say AAAA, but he pretty much has 2-3 pitches and no put away pitch.
He's not bad but as usual yall act like we're trading away Kershaw here.
No one is acting like that. As usual, you are exaggerating.
I wouldnt say AAAA, but he pretty much has 2-3 pitches and no put away pitch.
He's not bad but as usual yall act like we're trading away Kershaw here.
This team is going to be awful in 2015. I hope there is a Strasburg/Harper stud the Braves can draft with the first pick in the draft!
No one is acting like that. As usual, you are exaggerating.
BTW, I noted that this kid Jose Briceno has a .969 OPS at home but hit terrible on the road. As noted, Briceno played his home games in a very hitter friendly environment.
No one is acting like that. As usual, you are exaggerating.
Oh, for sure. He's made some moves that will do wonders for morale around here, though I'm pretty sure it's just going to add fuel to the fire we're using to roast our morals.
David Hale was a long reliever at best. I can understand not being flattered with the return, but he's the type of guy you non-tender as soon as he hits arbitration or once his ERA reflects his metrics.
Oh you just knew he's come in with his usual nonsense. It is either Trout extremes if talking about a hitter (namely Heyward) or Kershaw extremes if talking about a pitcher with him.
Oh you just knew he's come in with his usual nonsense. It is either Trout extremes if talking about a hitter (namely Heyward) or Kershaw extremes if talking about a pitcher with him.
People really don't understand why Hart made this trade? This is clearly a move to strengthen a quantitatively weak position in the organization. I think value wise it's a pretty even deal. We have tons of mediocre options for the #5 spot in the rotation. Losing one of those guys in a year we likely won't compete anyway doesn't bother me in the slightest. Dealing from a strength to improve a weakness is exactly the type of move Wren should make.
Also frees up a 40 man spot. That can't be discounted.
People really don't understand why Hart made this trade? This is clearly a move to strengthen a quantitatively weak position in the organization. I think value wise it's a pretty even deal. We have tons of mediocre options for the #5 spot in the rotation. Losing one of those guys in a year we likely won't compete anyway doesn't bother me in the slightest. Dealing from a strength to improve a weakness is exactly the type of move Wren should make.
Yeah, for me it was a value question. Not upset to see Hale gone.
Hale's just a guy. Those have value, but a team in our position should be trading low-ceiling fifth starter/swing man types for lottery tickets.
Besides, with all the deals we've made this off-season to bring in pitching, and with the organization's laser lock focus on arms, if we can't routinely generate guys who are as good as David Hale we have much, much bigger issues than one specific trade.