WaitingFor2017
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Hate to trade him now in case he bounces back, but if he doesn't, then he'll turn into a less severe Chris Johnson situation.
His walks are up by 1.5 per game and he's throwing a lot of meatballs. I think he's getting behind and then grooving pitches.
This is right. His command is off. I think it's a mechanical thing. Of course, the home/road delta is only explainable by some mental issue or because the Atlanta mound favors him for some reason. Bottom line, he gets in a spot, floats up a getover pitch, somebody hits a dinger.
Cubs are looking at Teheran and San Diego's Ian Kennedy
http://chicago.suntimes.com/baseball/7/71/839258/sds-ian-kennedy-atlantas-julio-teheran-among-arms-discussed-cubs
I really like Teheran but I would not be mad if we get Soler.
Agree, that's the kind of deal I could live with. I would be against giving them anything else of consequence, though. Teheran should be able to get Soler. If his value has dropped so much that he won't, keep him and try to get his value back.
At the beginning of the year I'd be all about this. But Soler has really struggled in his first full year. I really thought he could be a future MVP after seeing him in his stint last year, but possibly he's a really nice buy low candidate. Struggling Teheran for a struggling Soler would be interesting.
I really like Teheran but I would not be mad if we get Soler.
Soler is under contract through 2020 and never paid more than $4 million a season. With as cheap as him and Olivera will be, there's still a lot of money to make other big moves.
I agree. I'd go HARD after Soler.
I don't know how hard we can go, considering we already lost our Wood.
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