Tapate50
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what about them...i think they are set at third
when considering potential buyers and players available you mentioned Machado. There are significant rumors that the Cubs could upgrade SS with Machado.
what about them...i think they are set at third
when considering potential buyers and players available you mentioned Machado. There are significant rumors that the Cubs could upgrade SS with Machado.
what would they do with Russell? he's superior defensively. move him to 2B?
Trade him?
Plan F
Also not comparable to the 07 team because we actually do have the talent to be this good. And we have been dominating the good teams in our division.
It's unfair to say that about the 07 team. Andruw was just off 2 MVP level seasons, Chipper was healthy, Kelly Johnson was killing it at 2B, Francoeur was mediocre but still intriguing. Add a rotation with Hudson, Smoltz, and a top prospect in Davies to go with a bunch of wild cards. Now of course things shook out bad for all of our pitching that wasn't Hudson and Smoltz. But I digress. That team wasn't that bad. And that team had a much more glaring offensive hole.
Yeah, I don’t think the 07 team was obviously worse than this one either.
Pretty similar honestly. And the 2007 team had young talent as well.
They were just trying to get to the playoffs and overpaid a little.
Overpaid a lot. I liked the trade, then I heard Feliz and Andrus were included and I revolted. If it was Salty, Harrison, and Jones, great trade. You give up a top prospect, a good but not amazing prospect, and a fringer, when you add in Feliz and Andrus it would be like casually throwing in Pache and Toussaint to a trade now (if Toussaint was 18)
I was always confused as to why the Braves didn't address the rotation at the deadline that year. When the trade with Texas was announced, I thought for sure the Braves would be bringing Millwood back in the deal. Having another veteran arm in that rotation could've really made a difference.
As for 3b options this season, I'm fully on board the Beltre train. Would be the perfect addition and wouldn't cost all that much.
I was always confused as to why the Braves didn't address the rotation at the deadline that year. When the trade with Texas was announced, I thought for sure the Braves would be bringing Millwood back in the deal. Having another veteran arm in that rotation could've really made a difference.
As for 3b options this season, I'm fully on board the Beltre train. Would be the perfect addition and wouldn't cost all that much.
I heard an interview with JS that day on 680 where he said that he tried to address the rotation and there were no improvements available. For whatever that's worth.
I heard an interview with JS that day on 680 where he said that he tried to address the rotation and there were no improvements available. For whatever that's worth.