bravesfanMatt
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You can't release someone while they're on the IL.
Wasn’t Milone sent to the 10 day IL. That should be ending right??
Moot point though. We all know Tomlin will get the start.
You can't release someone while they're on the IL.
Wasn’t Milone sent to the 10 day IL. That should be ending right??
Moot point though. We all know Tomlin will get the start.
I wonder who comes up now?
AA had a good offseason, but the Hamels signing was a disaster.
Is TBD the Braves' most common starter this season?
I wonder who comes up now?
That Hamels money would of came in handy at the deadline for Clevinger for a team pinching pennies
Clevinger didnt make much, thats not why the Braves didnt trade for him.
Clevinger didnt make much, thats not why the Braves didnt trade for him.
That Hamels money would of came in handy at the deadline for Clevinger for a team pinching pennies
Really?
We will agree to disagree.
sure...
They weren't pinching pennies pre-CoVid. Lot's of Captain Hindsight takes in this thread.
And like Heyward said, salary was decidedly not the reason the Braves were unwilling or unable to acquire Clevinger. Cleveland seems to have prioritized more immediate help, as the expense of longer-term value; and, if reports are to be believed, they were asking for a pretty large talent premium from the Braves to ignore that prioritization.
Meanwhile, if anything can be learned from the Hamels situation, it's that it might be better in the future to spread that ~$18m between two ~$8–10m deals for veteran starting depth. Pitchers are, if nothing else, volatile—so it's probably better to make two moderately-priced bets than one pricey bet.