ST 3/23

[The Tariff King]

Adrianza homered today. I guess you kind of have to put him on the opening day roster, but I suspect if we do we'll end up DFAing him by mid-May, at the latest.

As long as we can get a good month or two out of him like we did Tucker and Lane Adams in 2018.

 

[clvclv]

Adrianza homered today. I guess you kind of have to put him on the opening day roster, but I suspect if we do we'll end up DFAing him by mid-May, at the latest.

Maybe, but if you keep him and send Camargo down (or simply cut him loose) you can keep the LH bat with more upside in Lamb (even though he hasn't put much together yet).

We've seen Snitker use Johan against RHPs WAY too often since he can stand on the other side of the plate - if they keep Lamb instead at least Riley will get ALL the ABs against lefties. Another bonus would be that Snitker wouldn't be able to play Johan at SS at any point.

If Adrianza's bat goes cold enough that AA would seriously consider cutting him loose in a month or two I'd worry about finding a backup SS then - he's a *elluva lot better option than Camargo for now.

 

[Enscheff]

When the best option off the bench vs LHP is a toss up between Camargo vs Adrianza, you know it's an awful bench.

 

[CyYoung31]

As long as we can get a good month or two out of him like we did Tucker and Lane Adams in 2018.

Don’t forget Neck’s brother-in-law.

 

[Super]

this idea that Panda is more useful than Lamb based on ST...i don’t like it really. neither are good but ST means absolutely nothing. would not be surprised at all if Lamb is more useful in 2021.

 

[nsacpi]

this idea that Panda is more useful than Lamb based on ST...i don’t like it really. neither are good but ST means absolutely nothing. would not be surprised at all if Lamb is more useful in 2021.

They don't offer much in the way of positional versatility, but I'd keep Lamb AND PANDA and let Kipnis go.