Cory Spangenberg contract selected from AAA, Gamel optioned to AAA, Chacin DFA

[Guest]

I guess they want a lefty option for SS and 2b? I can see optioning Gamel if they are going to have Grisham up, I don't see how a left handed Hernan Perez is going to help much though.

[Guest]

I guess they want a lefty option for SS and 2b? I can see optioning Gamel if they are going to have Grisham up, I don't see how a left handed Hernan Perez is going to help much though.

[gebc1997]

I see it just a way to get Spangenberg on the 40 man before August 31, just to have another option for the playoff roster.

[gebc1997]

I see it just a way to get Spangenberg on the 40 man before August 31, just to have another option for the playoff roster.

[gebc1997]

I see it just a way to get Spangenberg on the 40 man before August 31, just to have another option for the playoff roster.

[Jopal78]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

[Jopal78]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

[Jopal78]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

[BruisedCrew]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

[BruisedCrew]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

[BruisedCrew]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

[BruisedCrew]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

 

When the Brewers say 6 weeks that usually means 6 weeks to be able to lift a baseball and then some more time for throwing and rehab before returning to the Brewers.

 

He wasn’t likely to help the Brewers anymore this year. By the time he would be able to return they will likely be beyond help anyway.

[BruisedCrew]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

 

When the Brewers say 6 weeks that usually means 6 weeks to be able to lift a baseball and then some more time for throwing and rehab before returning to the Brewers.

 

He wasn’t likely to help the Brewers anymore this year. By the time he would be able to return they will likely be beyond help anyway.

[BruisedCrew]

When Chacin went on the DL with his lay strain it was said to be six weeks which would mean a mid September return. If he’s behind schedule it means he’s not likely to return anyhow which makes it irrelevant if he stays on the 40 man or not, especially playing on an expiring contract.

 

I’m sure he’s out of options and if he can’t pitch I don’t think another MLB team is going to add him to the their 40 so he’ll probably stay with the Brewers and if he can get healthy it’s easy to re-add him.

 

When the Brewers say 6 weeks that usually means 6 weeks to be able to lift a baseball and then some more time for throwing and rehab before returning to the Brewers.

 

He wasn’t likely to help the Brewers anymore this year. By the time he would be able to return they will likely be beyond help anyway.

[pacopete4]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

 

Maybe...

[pacopete4]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

 

Maybe...

[pacopete4]

I’ll await the Reds picking up Chacin on their march towards the playoffs.

 

Did you forget the blue?

 

Maybe...

[folly412]

Weird that Gamel, the routine bench player, is going down instead of Grisham, who isn't getting the regular ABs he needs to be getting.

 

Suppose Spangenberg could be an option for the roster next year so there's some time to evaluate him. If he can play a passable SS he makes more sense than Perez.

[folly412]

Weird that Gamel, the routine bench player, is going down instead of Grisham, who isn't getting the regular ABs he needs to be getting.

 

Suppose Spangenberg could be an option for the roster next year so there's some time to evaluate him. If he can play a passable SS he makes more sense than Perez.

[folly412]

Weird that Gamel, the routine bench player, is going down instead of Grisham, who isn't getting the regular ABs he needs to be getting.

 

Suppose Spangenberg could be an option for the roster next year so there's some time to evaluate him. If he can play a passable SS he makes more sense than Perez.

[markedman5]

Chacin wasn't pitching well enough to displace any of our current starters before he got hurt..........move makes sense to me.

 

He wasn't in the plans.....hurt or healthy.

Edited August 24, 2019 by markedman5

[markedman5]

Chacin wasn't pitching well enough to displace any of our current starters before he got hurt..........move makes sense to me.

 

He wasn't in the plans.....hurt or healthy.

Edited August 24, 2019 by markedman5

[markedman5]

Chacin wasn't pitching well enough to displace any of our current starters before he got hurt..........move makes sense to me.

 

He wasn't in the plans.....hurt or healthy.

Edited August 24, 2019 by markedman5

[KeithStone53151]

I haven't seen anything, but safe to assume this move was made because chacin won't be ready to pitch before end of season? This is the end of his contract so no sense keeping him on if he can't pitch

[KeithStone53151]

I haven't seen anything, but safe to assume this move was made because chacin won't be ready to pitch before end of season? This is the end of his contract so no sense keeping him on if he can't pitch