I think you forgetting about Perez, who has already been DFA'd once this year. There is zero chance we're kicking Holmes to the Pen in favor of Perez.Yup. I think he's the one who moves down for Strider
I think you forgetting about Perez, who has already been DFA'd once this year. There is zero chance we're kicking Holmes to the Pen in favor of Perez.
You do not risk losing someone if you think they are valuable enough to keep around. 29 other teams had the chance to take him for a measly 3.5 million. They all chose to pass.Doesn't make it the right move. Perez was clearly "DFAed" with the intent to bring him back like they did. They just needed another arm for a couple of days.
You do not risk losing someone if you think they are valuable enough to keep around. 29 other teams had the chance to take him for a measly 3.5 million. They all chose to pass.
Holmes is easily the better pitcher at this point in their careers.
Yup. I think he's the one who moves down for Strider
Perez xFIP is close to 5.00 over the last 4 years, compared to Holmes career xFIP of 3.90. Holmes has also has .9 higher fWAR over the last 3 years despite less innings pitched.Both are 4+ FIP starters. Holmes can actually be a good reliever. That being said, hopefully neither are in the rotation in a couple of months.
Fat Jose needs to go too. But we're talking about the SP.Why are we replacing Perez and not fat Jose? I din’t trust his command and think Perez is a better bulk guy
Then drop pampers when strider is ready.
Perez xFIP is close to 5.00 over the last 4 years, compared to Holmes career xFIP of 3.90. Holmes has also has .9 higher fWAR over the last 3 years despite less innings pitched.
Holmes is clearly the better pitcher, and it isn't particularly close. The only valid argument is that moving Holmes to the pen saves the mileage on his arm, and potentially limits some pen usage. But I don't think he's really the type of pitcher you stress too much about protecting. He's the type of pitcher you keep running out until he breaks.
I mean, turns out, he wasn't wrong.
A good toss easily turns twoIs it possible one Ozzie Albies prevented Grant Holmes a win last night? I'm thinking about when Ozzie decided to go to the bag on his own and weakly throw to first and not get an inning-ending double play. Dubon was making his way to the bag and has a better arm/angle to try to end the inning. Then again, Trea Turner is extremely difficult to double up. Holmes was immediately lifted after this.
Is it possible one Ozzie Albies prevented Grant Holmes a win last night? I'm thinking about when Ozzie decided to go to the bag on his own and weakly throw to first and not get an inning-ending double play. Dubon was making his way to the bag and has a better arm/angle to try to end the inning. Then again, Trea Turner is extremely difficult to double up. Holmes was immediately lifted after this.